EZEIZA Airport brand new international terminal  |  Buenos Aires, Argentina  |  To my great surprise, two days ago while at EZEIZA International Airport to take my flight back to New York, I found out that the new Terminal B is ready and operative. I had to wait at the airport for over 3 hours, on [...]

HUB Porteño homemade luxury experience  |  Buenos Aires, Argentina  |  Their slogan is Live you own local experience in Buenos Aires, and this is the HUB and heart of this new project that opened only three month ago, in the heart of the district of Recoleta. They propose six experiences based on all or any of [...]

In honor of the SNCF, the railway system in France, etiquette police will fine you 45 euros for putting your feet on a seat (god knows what they’re going to do to people who talk or listen to music too loudly). Here are 4 lessons in etiquette-policing that I’ve learned from French people reprimanding me in public [...]

Palm Spring’s Ace Hotel is home to Monday’s popular Sissy Bingo – a song studded, ball calling night with the one and only Linda “Fabulous” Gerard. So if you’re too young to know about her (or too old to remember the details), here’s the skinny:  Ms. Gerard filled the ineffable role of Fanny Price over [...]

Move over, Atlanta. Richmond, VA is coming out of the closet, faster than a redneck can hoist shotgun on shoulder. It’s true: Richmond has been making great gay strides to lure the gay traveler in the South and not because they need the pink dollar. The city has been thriving for the gay community for [...]

I had no idea that a World Cup of Paragliding even existed, let alone the fact that it was held in Macedonia (Krushevo) this year. I suppose I sort of misunderstood the sport to begin with – it’s really not about falling or screaming or an extreme rush of energy (the exception being aerial acrobatics competitions). It’s [...]

If you haven’t seen the movie Lincoln yet, you’re missing a fine Joseph Gordon Levitt, not to mention a plausible Daniel Day Lewis as the former president. And we can’t forget gay icon Sally Field, or any of those soldier extras that graced the big scene. Anyway, I actually visited Richmond, Virginia, a month before [...]

If you’re like me and you hate winter but can’t really get away from it, you escape to a not-so-distant past where it was warm and sunny and everything wasn’t dead, cold and terrible. So here’s what I did when I was in the French Basque Country, relaxing in Biarritz this summer! Re-live it with [...]

Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is ON  |  New York, United States  |  So the yearly iconic tradition, is back and ON, right in the heart of the Rockefeller Center. Yesterday the Christmas Tree went full on, glowing all the way to the top crowned by the Swarovski crystal star. Tonight after my dinner at 21 Club, I [...]

Keeping with this week’s light trends in NYC, in case you missed it last night—there was a tremendous, streaming rainbow across the sky.   The brainchild of Yvette Mattern, Global Rainbow, After the Storm, is an international response (Mattern resides in both NYC and Berlin) to the inherent devastation the East Coast has suffered due to the [...]