There’s something special about a historic hotel holding onto its stories. Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs has been doing exactly that since 1893. It’s history, staff, and legends are why one of my favorite stays in the Rockies. Originally built during Colorado’s silver boom, the hotel quickly became a favorite of socialites, politicians, and travelers … Continue reading
Author Archives: Jennifer Broome
One Night at the Hyatt Regency Long Beach: A Comfortable Stay Steps from the Convention Center
When work takes you on the road, a hotel that’s easy, comfortable, and in a great location makes all the difference. During my recent trip to speak at the Los Angeles Travel & Adventure Show, I spent one night at the Hyatt Regency Long Beach. It’s a waterfront property perfectly positioned next to the Long … Continue reading
New York Harbor is Packed with American History in These 12 Sites
New York City is more than skyscrapers, bustling streets, and Broadway shows. From presidential landmarks and immigration history to shorelines perfect for outdoor recreation, the 12 National Parks of New York Harbor show you how the city has been a critical anchor in American history. The best part is the sites are woven into the … Continue reading
Where to Stay in Northern Belize: A Quiet Retreat at Orchid Bay Resort
Set along the calm waters of northern Belize, Orchid Bay Resort feels like the Belize most travelers miss. No cruise crowds and no packed beach bars. Kissed with a sea breeze and surrounded by palms and jungle, it gives you space to breathe. For a quiet northern Belize retreat, Casita 6B is just one of … Continue reading
Carry-On Only Travel Made Easy: The Two-Bag Setup I Use
If you’re a carry-on only traveler, or want to be one, having the right luggage and daypack can make all the difference. Whether it’s a 1-night business trip, weekend getaway or longer trip, Gregory Packs Quadro Pro Hardcase 22″ and Rhune 28L Daypack are my ultimate travel essentials. These two pieces offer the perfect balance … Continue reading
Cold-Weather, Carry-On Travel: My DC–New York Business Travel Packing List
Packing for a 9-day trip in late January to Washington, D.C. and New York City calls for strategy. I had to pack for two speaking engagements, a conference, a TV appearance, and urban exploration to see National Park Service sites. This trip called for pieces that are warm, mix easily, and look polished on camera … Continue reading
2026 Travel Trends: From Nostalgic Road Trips To Off-Grid Escapes
If winter weather has you dreaming of warmer days or far-off adventures, travel trends for 2026 offer plenty of inspiration. This year’s biggest trips are about slowing down, reconnecting, and choosing experiences with meaning. Nostalgic Travel Is Back Especially on Route 66 One of the biggest travel trends for 2026 is nostalgic travel. Inspired … Continue reading
Marriott Marquis Washington: A Smart, Central Stay Near the National Mall
The Marriott Marquis Washington, D.C. is a dependable, well-located choice for both business travel and sightseeing in the nation’s capital. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the National Mall making it easy to explore Smithsonian museums, monuments, and memorials. Spacious, Comfortable Guest Rooms Guest rooms at the Marriott Marquis Washington are generously sized … Continue reading

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