Puddle Jumper… I’ve heard prop planes referred to by this colorful nickname. Well if you are used to 747’s you will appreciate the term if you take a local airline (we took Mokelele) between islands. Be prepared to go to a sub-terminal of the small airport on the Kona side and wait in a breezeway [...]
TRIP ADVISOR & YELP HELP How reliable are these user generated review sites? With the increasing popularity and ease of use of these sites, there is the potential/opportunity for some companies to drum up sagging business revenues by fraudulently bolstering their reputation and disparaging competitors or both (nasty!). So how do you snuff out the [...]
NEW YORK TRAVEL UPDATES The 9/11 Memorial & Museum at Ground Zero will be dedicated on 9/11/11. Tickets are free. It will open to the public on 9/12/11. Tickets must be purchased in advance and for timed entry only. Some restrictions so visit http://www.911memorial.org/faq/general for more details. The Statue of Liberty will be closed for [...]
Traveling to Europe can seem like something only for the wealthy, with the current exchange rate with the Euro everything seems out of reach for the average person. We have found several “tricks” that can help save some money and even make it affordable. As with travel to most tourist destinations you can almost always [...]
