Diva Blogs

Only for the likes of seeing plays featuring Angela Lansbury, Liev Schreiber, Vanessa Redgrave, and Christine Ebersole made me venture out from my hotel last week to brave the April rains. These were no spring showers, but rather record-breaking torrential downpours that left me stranded for hours at the Newark airport. However, the hysterically funny…

VIVA TANGO DIVA! We have reached an important number today – we have over 5,000 registered Divas around the world. Yes, 5,000 members who you can connect and share your travel stories with. 5,000 members who travel like you5,000 members who want to know about you5,000 members who want to share their travel advice with…

Divas! Last Sunday I met a lovely young beekeeper. Did you know that bee hives are totally female owned and run? And that male bees don’t have stingers? I visited my sister Corey’s farm/commune (Sol, her sustainable urban development project in Oakland) for her birthday and this is what I learned from her resident bee…

At last, the travel industry is figuring it out – we women have a voice and we like it to be heard. Thank you very much. We don’t think like men, we don’t  dress like men, and we certainly don’t travel like men. So, today’s “Brava” goes to American Airlines for launching a section dedicated…

GREAT package price for 3 nites at the Crowne Plaza – right on the Riverwalk! One of the most beautiful stretches of shopping and dining in the U.S. Check out the Alamo! Head to Six Flags for the day – and to Sea World the next! 3 nights: $629 for 2 adults !!!! (tax and…

The last time I happen to stumble onto a major ruin during an important day was a few years ago. I was atop of Machu Picchu for the Winter Solstice (June 2003). Machu Picchu was build for two special days of the year – the Winter Solstice and the Summer Solstice. On those days, you…