Travel Stories for Women, by Women
by Sally Kay South America is not known for its ice cream. As somewhat of a connoisseur (okay, addict) of ice cream, when I set out for Argentina I resigned myself to a time without one of my favorite foods. […]
by Alexandra Canedo No one tries to look like a tourist when they travel. They are just dressing for comfort and, often, security. As women, we need a bag to carry our daily essentials. And as travelers, we need one […]
by Sherrie Bakshi It’s hard to believe that Newport is one of Rhode Island’s largest cities. It’s definitely one of the most beautiful cities I have visited in the United States. In some ways, it reminded me of Charleston, South […]
by Anna Alioto, Certified Meeting Planner So, I am a planner, it is in my blood. I even plan to make a plan on a daily basis. It’s not that I am not spontaneous; really, I am, but as long […]
by Kimberly Wainscoat This past summer I scooped up my two young daughters and flew us to Italy so we could watch the Italians change seasons. That’s right. Extravagant, I know. But I had my husband’s blessing and he’s a […]
by Cassandra Gambill I could already imagine their faces, caught halfway between jealousy and awe. “You bought your outfit in Italy?” they would ask. “Yeah, you know, just picked it up from this little shop in Florence” I’d say, smoothing […]
Musei Capitolini in Rome has lent San Francisco one of their greatest treasures, the remarkable Baroque masterpiece “The Medusa” by Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598–1680), one of art history’s finest and most productive sculptors and a virtuoso in Italian Baroque art […]