With the COVID pandemic in the rear view mirror, New York City is destined to shine once again.
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“Budget travel: Less money, more memories”
With the Coronavirus in the rear view mirror, travelers across America will more than likely be adhering to a budget until further notice.
Mahwah Public Library; Mahwah, NJ; March 27th; 7 pm
Paramus Public Library; Paramus, NJ; April 11th; 7 pm
“St. Kitts & Nevis: Limin’ it up in paradise”
Circling eighteen miles around the island, the St. Kitts Scenic Railway takes visitors on a journey through unspoiled countryside.
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“Pittsburgh, PA: Forever steel-ing the show”
Built in 1877, the Duquesne Incline has been a vital mode of public transportation for Pittsburghers and a must-see attraction for all visitors.
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“Bar Harbor, ME: New England’s biggest little wonder”
Visit by millions every Fall, Bar Harbor, ME is a feast for the eyes.
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“The Bahamas: Islands of curiosity”
Made up of seven hundred islands, the Bahamas is the largest island nation in the western hemisphere.
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“Bermuda: Life beyond the Triangle”
Visited by millions during the spring and summer months, Bermuda is atop every traveler’s must-do list.
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“Jamaica: One island…one love…one heart”
Attracting the young and adventurous on a daily basis, the Blue Hole is a must-do for all visitors.
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“Puerto Rico: La isla de estrellas brillantes”
Puerto Rico is one of the Caribbean’s most legendary destination. In Old San Juan, Castillo Felipe del Morro sits proudly at harbor entrance.
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“Barbados: A modern pirate’s treasure”
With so many breathtaking locations on island, Bathsheba is by far the most majestic and romantic.
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“Hawaii: Forever erupting with history & culture”
Hawaii is a destination where everyone is welcome. In Hawaii, everyone is referred to as “Ohana”, meaning “family”.
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“St. Maarten/Martin: One friendly island-twice the welcome”
St. Maarten’s Maho Bay is a must-visit. The Princess Juliana Airport runway is less than 100 ft. from the beach.
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“The U.S. Virgin Islands: Paradise in three-fold”
It’s a busy day in St. Thomas, as cruise ships fully occupy the Havensight pier. Photo taken from Paradise Point.
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“The New Jersey Shore: A coastline of lifestyle, leisure, and living color”
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Sandy Hook’s Gunnison Beach is the largest clothing optional beach in the northeastern United States. It is visited by the thousands!
“Newport, RI: A city built to entertain, educate, and inspire”
The Breakers, the summer mansion of the Vanderbuilt family, was built by Richard Morris Hunt circa 1895.
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“Boston: History beyond freedom’s trail”
A treat for all travelers alike, Boston is at the very “heaht” of New England.
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“Amtrak: Staying On ‘Track’ With America’s Railroad”
Amtrak Northeast Regional train #178 at Newark Penn Station, NJ.
Cranford Public Library; Cranford, NJ; April 3rd; 7 pm
HI USA; Virtual; April 18th; 7:30 pm
“Cruising: Making Waves & Sense”
David Kriso shows off his skills in the “Men’s International Belly flop Competition” on board Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of The Seas.
Mahwah Public Library; Mahwah, NJ; April 10th, 7 pm (hybrid)
“Walt Disney World: To the mouse, the castle, and beyond!”
Cinderella Castle is the Magic Kingdom’s crowning jewel, with the “Partners” statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse in the forefront.
Hillsdale Free Public Library; Hillsdale, NJ; October 23rd, 7 pm
“Washington, DC: A Destination of ‘Monumental’ Proportions”
No Washington, DC visitor should take Union Station’s beauty for granted. The building was constructed to be both a railroad terminal and a monument in one.
