Park City Lodging Welcomes Skiers As Sundance Goes Virtual
By Everett Potter The big news out of Park City, Utah is that the Sundance Film Festival, the most important forum for independent films in the world, is going virtual this year. Given the situation with the Omicron variant, it comes as little surprise. While this is disappointment to the
Exploring Samuel Beckett’s Paris
By William C. Triplett If you’re ever going to feel like you’ve somehow wandered into an absurdist play, I suppose it’s fitting that it happens as it did to me on a cold, drizzly afternoon in Paris last December, in the 14th arrondissement on the Left Bank, where I was
Flyer Beware: Be Careful Buying Airline Tickets In The Pandemic
By Larry Olmsted Consumers have long been familiar with the saying caveat emptor, “let the buyer beware,” an ominous warning of how consumers can sometimes get screwed. This has increasingly been an issue with air travel, prompting the newer notion of “let the flyer beware.” Complaints regarding refunds and trip
Skiing: Dealing with Another Winter of Covid
By Iseult Devlin Ski areas have finally gotten some good snow to kick off Winter 2022. But, while this season is looking more normal than last year, Covid protocols are changing quickly due to the recent uptick in cases. There are still no masks required in lift lines, but
3 Bags For Winter Travels
By Everett Potter Whether you’re heading to a beach in Baja, a long weekend escape to Paris or a trip to a cabin in the Montana backcountry this winter, you need luggage that can go the distance. Here are three bags that get the job done, with impressive technical
Hotel La Compañía Debuts In Panama
By Everett Potter Panama is the sleeper destination of Central America, transited by crowded cruise ships but rarely a place that cries out for a dedicated visit. That may be about to change with the opening of the Hotel La Compañía in spring 2022 in Panama City. The setting is noteworthy,
Letter from Paris: Granite
By Alexander Lobrano Stepping through the front door of talented young chef Tom Meyer’s restaurant Granite in Paris unleashed a rush of memories and also inspired hope during a profoundly testing time. Though the COVID epidemic is still very much with us, as of this writing (December 16, 2021), restaurants in
Artful Table: Cookbooks 2021
By Bobbie Leigh If we’re going to be sequestered again this coming year as a precaution against whatever new virus is raging, one way to make the best of it is to cook, bake, and eat well. Here are some cookbooks that will encourage you to be adventurous in the
Recent Comments
Perth Maxi provides reliable transportation throughout Perth and wider Perth. Our fleet is run by some of Perth’s most experienced endorsed drivers having more than 20 years of experience.
This article is really helpful. I really appreciated the discussion of the situation in which a passenger decides not to use previously purchased air tickets because of the covid situation.…
That's rarely true, maybe in a holiday, only crowded for beginners and lower intermediates but not often so.
Ogden is to the Southwest not Southeast of Eden, You do eat meat, perhaps only not red meat, you had tuna and crab meat sushi.
Sexy now let's C a camper style fitted out oldie electric no that & a new same same but all electric a what r or would b the prices,I'd love…