Traveling to Sun Life Stadium to Watch Miami Hurricanes Football
The Miami Hurricanes are playing the Florida State Seminoles on October 9, 2010. If you’re a former Hurricane who has moved away from the Coral […]
Tourism After Katrina
Statistics about how Hurricane Katrina affected the city of New Orleans paint a daunting picture: 800,000 people displaced from their homes, nearly $23 billion in […]
Surfside Beach Up and Going Strong After Hurricane Ike
Hurricane Ike came roaring on shore in September 2008 with Galveston and Surfside Beach in its bullseye. Galveston and Bolivar Island, on the “dirty” side […]
Best Time to Travel to the Caribbean?
When it comes to the Caribbean, the gorgeous weather can be a double edged sword – as most of us are well aware of the […]
What to Do When Hurricanes Alter Your Cruise Plans
You’ve booked your cruise, packed your bags, and are headed out of the house when you hear on the news that a hurricane is coming. […]
Cruising to Beautiful La Paz, Mexico
La Paz literally mean "peace" in Spanish, and even with almost 200,000 residents, La Paz is aptly named, exuding a very peaceful atmosphere indeed. Since […]
10 tips to survive an unexpected holiday hurricane
As you pack the last items of your luggage, ready for your tropical vacation, nobody likes to think about the event of a natural disaster. […]
Maui, Dances With Hurricanes But Never Gets Dipped.
In the evening on August 6 of 1959 hurricane Dot swept onto the island of Kauai in Hawai’i. Causing damage to Hawai’i, O’ahu and Kaui […]
Frommer’s Cruise News Round-Up for August 23, 2007
Hurricane Dean hits Costa Maya hard, a viking cooking school from Silversea, expanded west coast departures from Princess, and more news from the cruise world. […]