By Jim Reno The evolution of Cable Beach has all eyes on it as what was once called The Bahamian Riviera transforms itself and regains its former allure. The multi-billion-dollar BahaMar project is being built to outshine neighboring mega-resort Atlantis on nearby Paradise Island. The new five-star project will feature several luxury hotels, ownership opportunities, Rodeo … [Read more...] about Big Changes in Cable Beach, Bahamas
Volume 7, Issue #3 - March 2014
Easy-Going Antibes
By Barbara Hopkins Perched on the shore of the Baie des Anges and lapped by its turquoise waters, steeped in history and art, a foodie’s delight with a safe beach, over 300 days of Mediterranean sun per year in which to savor it all -- and a green fairy to flirt with. What’s not to like about Antibes? This historic little town on the French Riviera is a relaxed and … [Read more...] about Easy-Going Antibes
The Oregon Coast – Where to Go, Stay, and Shoot: A Mini Guide for Travel Photography Enthusiasts
Writing and Photography by Linda Popovich The Oregon Coast is one of the most beautiful stretches of beach in the world and a dream vacation for photographers. Crashing waves, seabirds and seals, beautiful beaches, rock formations -- and that’s just the beginning of what you will see. In fact, the biggest problem is figuring out where to go, where to stay, and what to shoot, … [Read more...] about The Oregon Coast – Where to Go, Stay, and Shoot: A Mini Guide for Travel Photography Enthusiasts
Earn a Canadian Badge of Honor at Quebec City’s Hotel de Glace
By Amy Muschik ITWPA Member Balanced on the side of a bed made of ice, I removed my coat and boots and shivered as I sat only in my underclothes. The vivid reality of spending the night in a room made of snow and ice, in temperatures of 26.6 degrees to 23 degrees Fahrenheit, suddenly struck me. In Canada, not only enduring but enjoying winter is a source of national pride, … [Read more...] about Earn a Canadian Badge of Honor at Quebec City’s Hotel de Glace