Archive | November, 2009

The best Hawaii visit ever

For years, we have searched for the right formula for a trip to Hawaii.  Hawaii is a tough destination to sell to folks living on the west coast.  By the time they reach retirement, generally they have visited the islands once or twice or 27 times.  Which means standard attractions like Pearl Harbor, the Polynesian [...]

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Vermont won’t be the same without Ted

I first met Ted Bridges at a tourism symposium in 1999.  I was the speaker, talking to a gathering of small, tourism-based businesses in Vermont and New Hampshire about attracting more tour groups to their shops, restaurants and hotels.  At one point in my presentation, I spoke of the importance of helping a tour operator [...]

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New York’s Nooks and Crannies

After dozens of visits to New York, you would think the city would lose some of its excitement, it’s luster.  Not for me.  Every trip yields something I hadn’t discovered on a previous trip.  This week’s Thanksgiving in New York trip is no exception.  Sitting outside of Radio City Music Hall on Thanksgiving afternoon, while [...]

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