Please read my post at Frugal Travel Guide: Siem Reap, Cambodia: Ten Tips for the First-Time Visitor Not unlike Peruvian village Aguas Calientas that is thriving due to its proximity to Machu Picchu, Siem Reap, a town in rural Cambodia is prospering too, serving hordes of tourists visiting Angkor Wat. There is nothing else in… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Trip Reports
Raiders of the Arch. FinCon13, St. Louis, MO. Trip Report. Part 2
Part 2: The People (don’t look up) Part 1 Is Here I checked out some financial bloggers before going, and, quite honestly, didn’t know what to expect. I pictured a mix of over-hyped 20-something along with some cold, calculating businessmen thrown in for a good measure. Being an introvert, I was scared of putting myself… Continue Reading
Raiders of the Arch–FinCon13, St Louis, MO. Trip Report. Part 1
Part One: The Place I attended a financial blogger conference from Oct 17 to Oct 20 in St. Louis, MO. Had a blast! Funny, how I had never considered myself a personal finance writer. What do I know about finance? I’m a travel nut. I love going places whenever I have a chance. Sometimes when I… Continue Reading
Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic Hotels: $29 — Caribbean All-Inclusive Resorts thru Winter
Sorry for time-stamped photos. I hate that function, but my camera had been left behind. So it was my cousin Timmy and his camera, and he just has to use it. Helps him remember, I guess 🙂 From my today’s Travelzoo e-mail. For $29 per person, per night, snag a deal that includes all meals, drinks… Continue Reading
Atlantic City Short Trip Report
Yeah, I know. Not exactly Machu Picchu or Easter Island. Yet, a nice enough town to kill a day or… four, especially in summer. I was in Atlantic City for Labor Day, but not the Labor Day weekend. The difference between me and other (normal) people is that my holiday began, rather than ended, on September… Continue Reading
My weekend trip to Bermuda, Part 3
mdanys / Foter / CC BY With its unsurpassed beauty and close proximity to the East Coast, Bermuda is certainly worth visiting. The best bang for the mile from the East Coast is redeeming British Avios on American Airlines. It’s only 15,000 miles from NYC, although the schedule couldn’t be worse. The flight arrives in… Continue Reading
Bermuda, Part 2
Pink Slice of Heaven: My weekend trip to Bermuda, Part 1 Well, OK… I am a mellow guy. I don’t throw tantrums when things don’t go exactly my way. I realized we were at the height of the season and this was a free stay at a hotel that sells a standard room for over… Continue Reading
My Weekend Getaway: Bermuda, Part One
bmward_2000 / Foter / CC BY-NC My fascination with Bermuda began early in life when I watched a documentary about the Bermuda Triangle. It wasn’t until a year later that I learned that the namesake island was habitable. I remember feeling so sorry for the Bermudians who were locked on that little slice of land… Continue Reading
Some Tips for Visitors to Paris: from a First-timer to other First-timers
My Previous Paris Posts: 1, 2 I know, I know. Who hasn’t been to Paris, right? Well, hopefully, there are still some lost souls who are going to discover this amazing city for the first time, and if so, I hope this post will help you. Read more
Paris Hotels Reviews
Stuck in Customs / Foter / CC BY-NC-SA During my 8-day trip to Paris I stayed at four hotels. You might think I’m a masochist for doing it to myself, but I can assure you, I’m nothing of the kind. There were a few reasons for my hotel-hopping. Super-late booking and bad availability. My burning… Continue Reading
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