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2017: An Open Letter to Luxury Hotels Around the World

April 3, 2017

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Dear Luxury Hotels of the World: Consider this an open letter from your esteemed guests all over the world. For the love of all that is good, please stop doing these things.

Know Your Rights in the U.S. for Citizens and Non-Citizens (Including Travelers)

February 11, 2017

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Traveling to the United States is currently a contentious subject, to say the least. Whether you’re a U.S. Citizen, U.S. Green Card (LPR) holder, or U.S. work/tourist visa holder, you have certain rights from the moment you enter the U.S. at […]

The Cultureur’s Luxe Guide to Vancouver, Canada

February 11, 2017

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Vancouver, a sparkling city of glass and steel flanked by snowcapped mountains and seaside views, blends international chic with rugged Pacific Northwest grandeur. Bustling high style is tempered by courtesy and reserve. Residents effortlessly toggle between dressing to the nines and maintaining a more low-key profile […]

Wine and Wanderlust in Walla Walla: An Experiential Luxury Traveler’s Dream

December 26, 2016

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“A city so nice, they named it twice.” If I could sum up the wineries in Walla Walla in one word, it would be intimate. It’s all about the people — the humans that make the magic happen behind the scenes.

3 Reasons Why Global Entry is Completely Worth It and Why You Should Get It

November 25, 2016

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Time is the ultimate luxury.

As a frequent traveler, Global Entry is one of my greatest allies, especially during peak travel times. I usually hate to fly the Wednesday before Thanksgiving because it’s pure madness wherever you look — mile-long security lines […]

Autumn Love: The Best Cities to Visit in the Fall

September 7, 2016

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Autumn and I ignited a love affair long ago, and it’s still going strong. The air is crisply inviting. The colors are deeply vibrant. The food is soul-warming. The fashion is cozy chic. It’s the season that keeps on giving. Beyond that, it’s […]

Ooh La La! The Ultimate Luxury Gift Guide for Francophiles

August 30, 2016

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Francophiles rejoice!

Audrey Hepburn once said, “Paris is always a good idea,” and I’m sure any Francophile would agree. I have seen endless gift guides for Francophiles, but I have not seen many that cater to the luxe Francophile — someone […]

Chase Sapphire Reserve Travel Credit Card — The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

August 23, 2016

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In my last roundup of the latest travel news stories in my newsletter (if you haven’t signed up yet, here’s your chance –> weekly newsletter), I included a link to the new Chase Sapphire Reserve travel credit card. Since then, I […]

Pardon My French: 20 Common French Phrases for Travelers

August 9, 2016

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Of all the languages I’ve learned, French has undoubtedly been the hardest. When I first moved to Paris, I didn’t speak French very well, though I added words to my budding French lexicon daily. I had 8 years of high school and college Spanish to […]

How to Start a Successful and Profitable Blog

August 2, 2016

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How do I start a blog?

Perhaps, one of the most commonly asked questions I receive. It’s a simple question with a relatively simple answer. Anyone can start a blog, but starting a quality blog that is successful and profitable takes a lot of […]

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2017: An Open Letter to Luxury Hotels Around the World

Know Your Rights in the U.S. for Citizens and Non-Citizens (Including Travelers)

Traveling to the United States is currently a contentious subject, to say the least. Whether you’re a U.S. Citizen, U.S. Green Card (LPR) holder, or U.S. work/tourist visa holder, you have certain rights from the moment you enter the U.S. at […]

The Cultureur’s Luxe Guide to Vancouver, Canada

Wine and Wanderlust in Walla Walla: An Experiential Luxury Traveler’s Dream

3 Reasons Why Global Entry is Completely Worth It and Why You Should Get It

Time is the ultimate luxury.

As a frequent traveler, Global Entry is one of my greatest allies, especially during peak travel times. I usually hate to fly the Wednesday before Thanksgiving because it’s pure madness wherever you look — mile-long security lines […]

Autumn Love: The Best Cities to Visit in the Fall

Autumn and I ignited a love affair long ago, and it’s still going strong. The air is crisply inviting. The colors are deeply vibrant. The food is soul-warming. The fashion is cozy chic. It’s the season that keeps on giving. Beyond that, it’s […]

Ooh La La! The Ultimate Luxury Gift Guide for Francophiles

Francophiles rejoice!

Audrey Hepburn once said, “Paris is always a good idea,” and I’m sure any Francophile would agree. I have seen endless gift guides for Francophiles, but I have not seen many that cater to the luxe Francophile — someone […]

Chase Sapphire Reserve Travel Credit Card — The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

In my last roundup of the latest travel news stories in my newsletter (if you haven’t signed up yet, here’s your chance –> weekly newsletter), I included a link to the new Chase Sapphire Reserve travel credit card. Since then, I […]

Pardon My French: 20 Common French Phrases for Travelers

Of all the languages I’ve learned, French has undoubtedly been the hardest. When I first moved to Paris, I didn’t speak French very well, though I added words to my budding French lexicon daily. I had 8 years of high school and college Spanish to […]

How to Start a Successful and Profitable Blog

How do I start a blog?

Perhaps, one of the most commonly asked questions I receive. It’s a simple question with a relatively simple answer. Anyone can start a blog, but starting a quality blog that is successful and profitable takes a lot of […]