Sarasota’s laid-back sophistication and charm makes it easy to feel at ease in this 40 mile-long coastal community along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Sarasota and her string of eight islands are 60 miles south of Tampa and 75 north of Fort Myers. Drenched in sunshine most of the year, being outdoors is a classic way to […]
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I arrived in New York City yesterday for a truly special event: the Grapes for Humanity Global Foundation’s “Wine Legends Dinner V.” As the sister organization to Grapes for Humanity Canada, the U.S. chapter, founded in 2003 by Arlene Willis, shares the same passion for wine and philanthropy. This year’s event promised to be an […]
FLORIDA SERIES – Fifth and final stop! I only had two days to explore this amazing city, but I made every moment count. I can’t wait to come back soon with my family! Tampa Bay is a city that embodies the best of Florida’s diverse culture, modern innovation, and vibrant community spirit. The region, home to […]
FLORIDA SERIES – Fourth stop! From my previous stop in DeLand, I headed to Tarpon Springs. It is located on Florida’s Gulf Coast, is a town rich in cultural heritage, maritime history, and natural beauty. Known for its vibrant Greek community, Tarpon Springs is often referred to as the “Sponge Capital of the World” due to […]
FLORIDA SERIES – Third stop! DeLand, Florida, is a town steeped in history, charm, and natural beauty, founded by New York entrepreneur Henry DeLand in 1876. DeLand had a grand vision of creating an “Athens of Florida,” a place of culture, education, and prosperity. His dream took root with the establishment of Stetson University, Florida’s oldest […]
When the first commercial flight took off in 1914, the model became obsolete only a few years later. However, that first flight from St. Petersburg in Florida to Tampa would lay a foundation for all other future models, including the luxuries that once existed on flights. While most are no longer available, one seemingly lovely […]
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When I started my travel blog in 2011, it was called Weekend Jaunt because I was all about the 2-4 day quick getaways. Now, in today’s fast-paced world, finding time for a long vacation can be challenging. Enter micro-cations, the trend of short but enriching vacations that are perfect for those with limited time. These […]
With the blissful tumult of your wedding day not far behind, you’ll need a moment (or a few!) to recharge and spend some quality time with your spouse. But everyone recharges differently! Whether you prefer being pampered on some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, camel-riding adventures through a desert, or a week-long […]
Lake Nona, a master-planned community in Orlando, Florida, has emerged as a hotspot for technology, healthcare innovation, and sustainability. With its state-of-the-art facilities, eco-friendly initiatives, and an emphasis on collaboration, this vibrant community offers a unique and engaging experience for both residents and visitors. At the heart of Lake Nona is the 650-acre health and […]
Kentucky offers a one-of-kind Jurassic Park for tiny palaeontologists and dinosaur lovers of all ages called Dinosaur World. The recently renovated park was created by Swedish businessman Christer Svensson. He moved to Florida in the early 90s and visited the first Dinosaur World. Then, it included dinosaurs that were made by the park employees from fibreglass, […]
Road-tripping this summer? These charming destinations from across the U.S.A. may not be on your radar but they will be after you have this read this… Solvang, California Solvang is a quaint city located in southern California’s Santa Ynez Valley. It’s known for its Danish-style architecture and many wineries. The Elverhøj Museum of History & […]
This see-through kayak is a must-do experience for anyone who loves water activities. At Trip Jaunt, we love to surf and SUP (stand-up paddleboard) and do it as often as possible. The team has seen clear paddleboards in cottage country but hasn’t tried it as yet. We recently learned that there is an incredible see-through […]
