London: Grab A Pint and Explore

Richard Melick
London, England is a city of more than 8 million people that dates back all the way to Roman times, so the diversity of the city is great, and the city is even greater. Located on the banks of the Thames River,...

The Must See Places in New Orleans

Richard Melick
New Orleans is not new to tourists, and even after Hurricane Katrina, visitors returned in flocks to take in the magic of the city. Of course, there are the standard fair tourist-traps, such as Bourbon Street, ...

The Local’s Dish on Sedona, AZ

Richard Melick
Sitting in the middle of the Arizona desert is a little sliver of paradise.  Sedona, a small town filled with resorts, spas, canyons, and mind blowing rock formations, stands out as the place to be to relax in ...

New Orleans: A Foodie’s Dream

Richard Melick
I feel I am a foodie.  Well, maybe in the sense that I enjoy trying new foods, exploring the different cultures, cooking, and generally being a little bit of a lush. In my years of travels and explorations, I h...

New Orleans: Worth Getting Lost In

Richard Melick
We love to travel here, be it at the drop of a hat or a more planned out getaway. From the weekends away to 24 hours in a city, to the longer adventures exploring the great parks of Yellowstone, the bug never s...

48 Hours in Chicago

Henry Plager
How many cities can don one of the worst sports teams in the world, while still selling out nearly every home game? The Cubs are the perfect symbol of the city of Chicago. Most reasonable fans go to a sporting ...
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citizenM Times Square

Jonathan Millstein
When I was in eighth grade I saw the Royal Tenenbaums and ever since I’ve had an overwhelming desire to live in a hotel, like Royal. I think it was because being only 15 or so I never realized as an adult you h...