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I have been to Halong bay many times since childhood so at first I didn't really want to go there with my friend but I am really happy that I did go. Staying on a junk in Halong bay overnight is a totally different and amazing experience even for me. At night, when I was sitting on the deck seeing sparkling light form other junks, I felt like I was on a mini hotel floating between ocean and mounta…
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If you are a big NFL fan a pilgrimage to the Pro Football Hall of Fame has to be on your own personal bucket list. It was on mine. The Pro Football Hall of Fame is a museum dedicated to pro football (obviously) and the best to ever play or be associated with the game. Housed in one of the ugliest buildings ever designed, The Hall has several parts. The most revered is the Hall of Fame Gallery. Thi…
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The Honolulu swap meet is a popular place for tourists to look for souvenirs. It is listed in many guide books as a good place to go shopping. The Honolulu swap meet is held on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at Aloha Stadium. If there is a University of Hawaii football game at Aloha Stadium, the swap meet will not be held on that day. It's a good idea to check the newspaper to make sure there …
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Radio City Music Hall is probably New York City's most famous performance venue. The theatre at Rockefeller Center has been in operation since 1932 offering variety shows, movies, seasonal spectaculars, and the signature Rockettes precision dance team.
The Stage Door Tour begins in the balcony of the auditorium where the guide explains the history and background of the theatre. The egg shape de…
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'wichcraft offers an interesting selection of "New Age" style sandwiches. You won't find sandwiches like these in the typical deli or mass-market sandwich shop.
Stopping in for lunch, I had a Grilled Cheddar (smoked ham, pear and mustard on cranberry-pecan bread) while Susan orderd a Grilled Gruyère (gruyère cheese and caramelized onions on rye bread). Both were warm, gilled sandwiches. Other…
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Hi there just thought I would share my thoughts on an online web site where I was able to purchase a gift for my girlfriend who worked in Seoul and conquered the subway. You can buy apparel with the Seoul Metro Map on it. Cool web site and lots of interesting gift ideas for anyone living or traveling through Seoul.
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I recently traveled to Kingston Jamaica on business. This is not the ideal tourist spot on the island, which was evident by the quality of the Hilton. Even as the best show in town, the hotel is in desperate need of an overhaul. My room on the executive level had worn carpet, the safe was broken, 2 of the lights were inoperable and the bathroom was moldy. They had a great gym, but it came at a…
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Just a view miles away from Kent international airport you will find the Holiday inn express hotel.A hotel with 105 rooms, 3 floors, cocktail room and restaurant. The last renovation date was 2008.
It's a nice and not to busy hotel, close to a very quiet airport.
The rates start at 39 pounds including breakfast. When we stayed in the hotel we started our breakfast at 8 AM. It was a very small br…
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This was really very bad place, first when we came they said they gave our room away to somebody else, but in some magic way RJ got his tagalog back and shouted at them at the reception so that they found another room for us so fast - it was pretty crapy one. But that was not the worst thing. The bathroom there was the worst thing that we saw in the whole trip in Asia. The sink didnt function, th…
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If you want to see the Jamaican bobsled, then Chances is the place to go. If you want pizza, avoid this place at all costs! Our first day in Negril took us to Chances. This was just last month, Oct. 2009. We had been traveling all day and were just tired & hungry when we stumbled upon Chances. We ordered the special with 2 large pizzas and a 2 liter of Pepsi. It cost us around $30 US. I don't know…
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