Wealth, Health & Performance
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“When headlines complicate travel plans.” ——- Travel has always been one of life’s great pleasures, offering opportunities to experience new cultures, explore unfamiliar places, and occasionally step outside our comfort zones. This coming weekend, we are departing for Europe, with a one-night layover in Paris before continuing to Tuscany. Surprisingly, despite our previous travels, […]
“What Americans should know before making the move.” ——- There’s something undeniably appealing about the idea of living in Europe. Perhaps it’s a villa overlooking the Tuscan countryside, a seaside apartment in Portugal, or a charming village in southern France. For Americans considering retirement, a career change, or simply a different pace of life, the […]
“Wine, truffles and the quieter side of Italy.” ——- There may be no better time to experience Tuscany than autumn. The summer crowds begin to disappear, the vineyards turn shades of gold and rust, and life in the hill towns seems to settle back into its natural rhythm. According to Tuscany’s official tourism organization, […]
“Discovering America at Its Most Colorful.” ——- There’s something about traveling America in the fall that makes the journey feel different. The changing leaves, crisp mornings and small towns settling into autumn give us a reason to slow down and actually notice what’s outside the window. And while most of us associate fall foliage […]
“One Monday, two holidays—and time to start planning.” ——- October may be one of the most underrated months to get away—and if you’re thinking about taking advantage of it, now is the time to make plans. With October only weeks away, popular fall destinations, scenic hotels and weekend flights can become harder to book […]
“Why savvy travelers are discovering the advantages of the fall season.” ——- For generations, summer has been considered the prime travel season. But for travelers who have the flexibility to choose when they go, September and October can offer a compelling alternative. Often called the “shoulder season,” the period between the summer rush and winter can […]
“A place every American should visit.” ——- A quiet field in Western Pennsylvania tells one of the most powerful stories of September 11th. In early July, my wife and I traveled to the Ligonier area of Western Pennsylvania, about 90 minutes from Pittsburgh, for a charity golf tournament I was playing in. Before the tournament, […]
“A reminder of nature’s power & fragility.” ——- My appreciation for the Grand Canyon began in 1991 when several of my college fraternity brothers and I decided to hike the famed Bright Angel Trail to the canyon floor. What sounded like a great adventure quickly became one of the most physically demanding experiences of my […]
“Somethings can’t be downloaded.” ——- Technology has made it possible to see almost anywhere in the world without leaving home. We can virtually walk through Rome, watch a drone fly over the Grand Canyon, tour a Caribbean resort on YouTube, and have artificial intelligence build an itinerary before we finish our morning coffee. But seeing […]
“Comfort is nice. Discovery is better.” ——- Travel has a way of becoming predictable. We find hotel brands we like, return to favorite destinations, make reservations before we arrive and increasingly remove uncertainty from the experience. There is nothing wrong with comfort, but occasionally it’s worth going somewhere that feels genuinely foreign—a place where the […]
