The Lenox Sign

Our Favorite Things: The Lenox Hotel, Boston, MA

Great minds think alike. And all the other phrases explaining the Law of Attraction. That’s how it is between CIRE Travel and The Art of Hospitality’s Suzanne Goldberg. Booking a hotel for a client is never random. We cater to style and budget. And …

Don’t Know Economy From Your Premium Economy Class?

Airlines That Embrace the “Pay More, Get More” Concept with the Best Premium Economy Class Never do those larger, more comfortable first class seats look more inviting than when you’re walking past them toward the cramped economy cabin for a loooong flight. But …

Patio garden in nyc

Our Favorite Things: Gardens NYC, New York

New York City in Spring at Gardens NYC Three words describe Gardens NYC best: tranquil, thoughtful and private – just right for a little alone time with just your thoughts, your partner, friends or family. The Gardens’ rooms are spacious, easily accommodating larger …

Delta Renames and Revamps Cabin Choices

The airline’s new Delta One™, First Class, Delta Comfort+™, and Main Cabin will replace the former BusinessElite®, Economy ComfortTM and “Economy” cabin categories. First Class is still referred to as First Class. The new lines provide differentiated amenities and services, designed to help …

Experience Seattle Like A Local

If a trip to Seattle is in your future, we have some ideas to help you experience the city like a local from people who know. We turned to our own travel planning associate, Rebecca Sanders, who recently returned from Seattle and two …

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Our Favorite Things: Hotel Ändra Seattle, Washington

Part I of a II part series featuring our favorite Seattle homes away from home. Four things we love about the sophisticated, boutique Hotel Ändra:     The ideal location Located in Seattle’s midtown, Hotel Ändra is perfectly located in between the Belltown …

Thinking About Traveling to Cuba?

Don’t pack your Habanera dance shoes just yet… A long-standing travel restriction to Cuba required U.S. citizens to travel there only for legitimate reasons, gain licenses and visas, book their travel through an authorized travel agency arranging “people-to-people” exchanges or depart for Cuba …