State of the Art: Hong Kong Art Basel by AnneLise Sorensen Check out Galavante to read my original post on Art Basel Hong Kong and the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong. If you see a building pulsating over the Hong Kong harbor, it’s not because you had too many Red Bull-vodkas last night. It’s because Art […]
March 6, 2014
Best River Trips in the World: French Country Waterways by AnneLise Sorensen “In the highly unlikely scenario that the barge begins to sink, please grab the life vests from under your bed and put them on,” says the captain. We look around at each other. Sink? “And then,” continues the captain, “come to the lounge […]
March 5, 2014
Go Girl: Women’s Travel Fest by AnneLise Sorensen The statistics on women and travel are consistently on the rise: Women make over 75 percent of travel decisions, no matter who they travel with or where they go. And solo women travelers? That number also goes up yearly – and was a major travel trend long […]
October 22, 2013
Lamanai: El Mundo Maya by AnneLise Sorensen BELIZE “It looks fake,” says the Canadian, peering through his sunglasses at a reptilian hump in the distance. Our paint-flecked boat – Mrs. Cristina – glides closer, nosing marshy reeds. Captain Ignacio cuts the engine, and water ripples gently over the ridged torso, which remains motionless. “Yeah, it’s just […]
April 3, 2013
The Riesling Revolution by AnneLise Sorensen (This article originally published on MSN/Microsoft Network.) Ambivalent about Riesling? Terroir will change your mind. This gleefully nonconformist wine bar in New York City is Riesling’s most vocal cheerleader, calling it the “greatest grape.” Terroir first launched its summer Riesling festival a few years ago, and it has since […]
March 23, 2013
Life is short and the world is long. Embark on your writing career by taking my online Mediabistro Travel/Food/Wine Writing Class this summer. I look forward to having you in class! Sign up here: Mediabistro Travel Writing Class
April 8, 2014
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