Everett Potter's Travel Report

by Ed Wetschler Don’t be surprised that “Scandal!” (on view through April 2011) has gotten more attention lately than the permanent exhibits at the Museum of American Finance. It’s fun… Continue reading »

THE DEAL: Tourisme Montreal’s “For Foodies” package with nightly rates starting at $115 USD WHAT’S THE DEAL: One of my favorite cities for dining (check out the new Brasserie t!,… Continue reading »

Lake Willoughby, Vermont Looking for a fall foliage getaway that’s both affordable and not jammed with tour buses? I’ve scoured the country for 10 of the most affordable fall foliage… Continue reading »

Yesterday, it was with a mixture of excitement and apprehension that I met friends at the newly opened and much anticipated Spring, chef Daniel Rose’s superb looking restaurant in the… Continue reading »

Nestled between Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks to the west and the spine of the Green Mountains to the east, Addison County is a fertile breadbasket chockfull of dairy farms,… Continue reading »

THE DEAL: The new Anacaona Boutique Hotel, which opens October 15, will offer 27 rooms and suites from just $150 a night, based on double occupancy.

By   Bobbie Leigh Mao’s classless society is no more. “To get rich is glorious”  Mao’s successor   Deng Xiaping  announced in 1979.  With his  reforms, a new pseudo capitalist program  was… Continue reading »

Although I kept saying we were off to Darfur, what I really meant was Dafen, the village of artists that is so famous that television series have been filmed to… Continue reading »

The opera house, Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia, looks like a large egg dropped from space. Story & Photos by Jacqueline Church Barcelona, Madrid, and San Sebastian. All have… Continue reading »

Named after founder Ed Guzman, Club Ed has been teaching the fine art of surfing for more than 20 years from their home base in Santa Cruz, California.