Top Destinations in 2012
To kick off the New Year, we thought we’d take a look at some of the cities that have been chosen as hot travel destinations for 2012. 2011 was a fun year, but now it’s time to take a look at inspiring places for the upcoming year: London, England: There is no denying that...
New Years Around The World
It’s that time of year when Top 10 Lists and ‘Best of…’ compilations are making the rounds and that means one thing: New Years is upon us! Today we’re taking a look at the different ways people ring in the new year around the world. If there’s one thing that remains constant with New Years,...
Madonna To Play Super Bowl Halftime Show!
The half time show at the Super Bowl is one of the most watched televised events of all time. Every year, people wait with anticipation to see who is set to perform. It was announced earlier this week that the Material Girl herself, Madonna, is going to perform at the XLVI Super Bowl 2012 in...
Banff, Alberta: Your Next Ski Vacation Destination
Post by: Christina Uticone, PlanetEye Traveler There is something very special about spending time in the mountains. Wherever you go they rise above and around you, ancient and protective, but with promises of great adventure and adrenaline winking at you from the peaks. Rather than escaping from winter, escape to it and plan a ski vacation in Alberta,...
It’s a Party in Leicester Square
Post by: Andy Hayes, PlanetEye Traveler Pronounced “lester” (not lie-chester or lick-ster, both of which I have heard on occasion), the square is the cinema and entertainment hub of London and you’ll always find one event or another going on here. It is probably the one spot in London that most resembles New York, at...
Something for Everyone in Daytona Beach
post by: Rita, PlanetEye Traveler Forget about the Spring Break party crowd that Daytona Beach was known for in days of yore. Now, while there might be a party, it’s hardly the type that a baby boomer can’t enjoy. Beach and sun, what’s not to love in one of Florida’s most famous...
Maritime Culture in Wellington
Post by: Andy Hayes, PlanetEye Traveler Maybe you’ve heard of Wellington, maybe you haven’t. If you ask someone the capital of New Zealand, they’ll mostly tell you Auckland. I’m not sure if that’s because it’s the largest city or because they have that fireworks bonanza every New Year’s Eve which gets everyone’s attention. But Wellington is indeed...
5 Incredible Places to See This Year in New Zealand
Post by: Andy Hayes, PlanetEye Traveler With this year’s Rugby World cup, It’s so exciting to see so many folks planning their holidays to New Zealand. Whenever anyone asks, I am always quick to say that it is my favorite country in the world to visit – in one tiny pair of islands you get local home-grown...
What To Do When it’s Raining in Vancouver
It’s that time of year again when here in the Pacific Northwest you can expect many rainy days. The Vancouverites have adapted to their climate and are prepared for it. But if you’re planning a West Coast visit this Fall, be sure to pack your weather-proofs and bring an umbrella. Don’t let the weather deter...
Island Hopping: The Toronto Islands
Post by: Jane Apor, PlanetEye Traveler As a child I always thought that the Toronto Island was a place that you took a ferry to for the day – had a picnic, maybe go on a pony ride, play in the park – and then take the ferry home. However, for 650 people, the island is home! The...
Fisherman’s Wharf: A Sight to Sea
Post by: Heather Wright Schlichti Fishing boats, seafood stalls, sourdough bread and famous chocolates are all tell tale signs that you’re at the world-famous Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco, named by Forbes magazine as one of the Top 10 most visited tourist attractions in the U.S.A. What makes Fisherman’s Wharf a top tourist attraction? I believe there are so many...
Bye Bye, South Beach
Post by: Jessica Colley, PlanetEye Traveler South Beach in Miami is one of the most famous stretches of sand in South Florida, and perhaps even the country. But what if you’re tired of all the blaring radios, groups of college kids throwing footballs, and crowds? Miami is also home to peaceful beaches where you can set...
