…, Yemen, Djibouti, Ethiopia and if I can pull it off maybe Eritrea and the free zone of Kish Island, Iran. My schedule is pretty much set (I hate that) but I have left myself a little wiggle room in those certain strategic areas, so we’ll see what happens with the visa and security situations. Hopefully all planes will leave on time and all will go smoothly. I can’t wait to eat the great food of the region, see the Arabian Nights city of Sana’a an…
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Thoughts on the Middle East
February 11, 2008 by 6 Comments
…, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE) have humongous malls and incredible amounts of duty free shopping. They are generally packed places to be and also tend to be the center of the social scenes in these countries. Fourth, the food is great. Middle Eastern food is excellent and the restaurants all have good food but the best in my opinion is always from the food stalls in the streets. They may not be the cleanest places on Earth but they sure do have some good…
The Resignation of Fidel Castro
February 20, 2008 by 2 Comments
…lowed to travel to the USSR before the collapse of Communism and we travel freely to the last Communist bastions of China, Laos, Vietnam and it’s even very possible and fairly easy to go to North Korea these days with proper documentation. However, Cuba has always been a different story. I understand the proximity to the United States but it’s the same idea. And for more than 50,000 Americans per year-it’s a place to see even with the risk of fine…
Airlines’ Checked Bags Policy
June 13, 2008 by 9 Comments
…e the only business that can treat their customers like crap and they keep coming back for more. It’s because we have no choice. Unless you have a private jet-you need the airlines and they know it. I can’t tell you how many times I have said I’m never flying American again but I always end up doing it because it’s convenient-sort of, but it’s better than connecting in Atlanta or wherever adding time to your journey. Basically, I am just sick of t…
In Transit in Tokyo
July 6, 2008 by 2 Comments
…ian and Cathay Pacific all crush Japan Airlines in terms of service, food, comfort and certainly entertainment. Additionally, I don’t recall ever sitting in smaller coach seats, especially on a 747-400. I hate not being upgraded! I will give them credit however, that as a result of the entertainment system not working-they did give everyone ?10,000 vouchers. I may never use it but it was nice that they offered it. I am pretty tired right now and n…
The Bounty Hotel in Bali
July 11, 2008 by 2 Comments
…hole table: over and over again-it got ugly quick. I mean, why not-they’re free or at least included in the $40 charge along with a pretty good band, some Balinese dancers and plenty of drinking contests on their stage. The kicker for these drinking contests was that if you lost you had to take your clothes off and jump in the pool or be thrown which was often the case. I didn’t lose. Needless to say it was a lot of fun and if you’ve ever been to…
St. Martin and Anguilla
December 19, 2008 by 6 Comments
…s and no developments as of yet-but I did see that two are expected in the coming years so get there while you can. Additionally, they had some cool little bars and restaurants and I ate at a place called Uncle Ernie’s which was right on the beach. The food was a little overpriced but it was pretty good along with a token Red Stripe and cheerful locals. The rest of the island is full of fancy resorts and flat land which gives sweeping views of the…
Africa For Beginners-Ghana
January 16, 2009 by 3 Comments
…erry yesterday and will probably be heading back there after I get off the computer. I am also heading back to Champs tonight as they show sports on the big screens and apparently tonight is an Accra institution called Karaoke Night and there’s few things in life I love more than watching Brits get up on stage and make fools of themselves belting out crappy American tunes and falling all over themselves in their drunken states! Accra is the most w…
Alpine Road Trip
April 3, 2009 by 4 Comments
…il the mayors of Garmisch and Partenkirchen were forced by Adolf Hitler to combine the two in 1935 in anticipation of the 1936 Winter Olympic games. The towns remain united and are casually known as Garmisch much to the dismay of the residents of Partenkirchen. Garmisch is a favorite of Germans on holiday and one of Hitlers favorite spots to vacation. Additionally, as I said, it was the host city for the 1936 Winter Olympics, which if you know me-…
Brussels and Luxembourg
May 22, 2009 by 6 Comments
…ol relic from the 1958 World’s Fair) are a little further out of the city center. The city center consists of some of the finest selection of places to eat this side of Tuscany. There are more chocolate shops in Brussels than anywhere I have ever been and that’s not a bad thing because they are absolutely amazing and I don’t even like chocolate. The chocolate fountains in the window with strawberries waiting to be dipped and the peanut brittle are…
