Archive | November, 2009

The Interview: Jeff Greenwald, Ethical Traveler

The Interview: Jeff Greenwald, Ethical Traveler

Posted on 30 November 2009

Jeff Greenwald is a veteran traveler, journalist, author (Shopping for Buddhas, The Size of the World) and arguably the most persuasive guy around for ethical travel. In fact, he co-founded… Continue reading »

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West on Books: David Byrne’s “Bicycle Diaries”

West on Books: David Byrne’s “Bicycle Diaries”

Posted on 30 November 2009

Reviewed by Richard West    David Byrne has gone from writing charmingly goofy lyrics while fronting for Talking Heads, the art-school punk band he cofounded in the 1970's, to a… Continue reading »

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10 Ways to Beat Air Travel Stress During the Holidays

10 Ways to Beat Air Travel Stress During the Holidays

Posted on 23 November 2009

This is the busiest flying week of the year and a good time to reflect that the journey, not the arrival, is what seems to matter more than ever these… Continue reading »

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Smart Deals: Kids Fly, Ride, Ski and Stay Free at Vail and Beaver Creek

Smart Deals: Kids Fly, Ride, Ski and Stay Free at Vail and Beaver Creek

Posted on 11 November 2009

  World Champion Lindsey Vonn training at Vail. Photo by Jack Affleck. The Deal: Kids fly free on American Airlines flights to-and-from Eagle Airport, Colorado. Kids also receive free shuttle… Continue reading »

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The Interview: Gavin Fine, Jackson Hole

The Interview: Gavin Fine, Jackson Hole

Posted on 11 November 2009

Gavin Fine (left) with partner and executive chef Roger Freedman. Photo by David Agnello. What do skiers like to do after a great day on the slopes? Eating well ranks… Continue reading »

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The Artful Traveler: Dallas Arts District

The Artful Traveler: Dallas Arts District

Posted on 11 November 2009

“Swimgloat.” A Joycean word James coined as an expression of joy that comes from a great success. You confidently can assume Dallas is swimgloating after the October 12th sockeroo opening of its $354 million, 10-acre AT&T Performing Arts Center on a once humdrum, parking lot-littered landscape on the edge of downtown. Now there’s the ruby red luminous drum of the Winspear Opera House; the nine-story boxed Wyly Theatre, stark and glacial with its facade of hundreds of rippling aluminum tubes; a connecting landscaped park by M. Desvigne of Paris; and the still a-building City Performance Hall and the Annette Strauss Artist Square (capacity: 5,000) for outdoor shows.

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Rare Travel Posters at Swann Galleries

Rare Travel Posters at Swann Galleries

Posted on 04 November 2009

For the Zoo. Charles Paine. 1921. Estimate $1,000-$1,500.        If you're lucky enough to be in midtown Manhattan on November 18, wander over to Swann Galleries on East 25th… Continue reading »

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Smart Traveler: Condos to Go

Smart Traveler: Condos to Go

Posted on 04 November 2009

View from a condo on the Big Island, Hawaii. Courtesy of HomeAway. Whether you’re planning a week on Sanibel, a getaway to Vail or a sun-filled sojourn in the Caribbean,… Continue reading »

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Smart Deals: 320 Guest Ranch, Big Sky, Montana

Smart Deals: 320 Guest Ranch, Big Sky, Montana

Posted on 04 November 2009

  Percherons pulling a sleigh at 320 Guest Ranch, Big Sky, Montana The Deal: The “Biggest Ski & Stay Deal in America” includes lift tickets for the slopes of both… Continue reading »

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My Lifelong Love Affair With Copenhagen

My Lifelong Love Affair With Copenhagen

Posted on 04 November 2009

Street life in Copenhagen. By Mary Alice Kellogg Copenhagen and Stockholm are two singular cities — for starters, being capitals of Denmark and Sweden, with Copenhagen arguably more European than… Continue reading »

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