Since the first reports about a mysterious new virus emerged in Wuhan, China early this year, I have been following daily news reports about its gradual spread around China and the rest of the world. I lived in China for a year, I have led over 30 tours there, and I have been to Wuhan […]
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Oh Look, a Kangaroo! Welcome to Gay Mardi Gras (Part 2)
This is the second in a series. Click here to read Part 1 First up, surfing! Before we head out for Gay Mardi Gras this evening, we hit the famous Bondi Beach for some sun and surfing. The beach was full of eye candy, including our surf instructors Ash and Marty. The best instructors I’ve […]
Sometimes Traveling Through History is Fun Alone
Jamestown So, a few months ago I was bored and flipping through channels on TV. Since I enjoy history I watch a lot of that type of shows. There was nothing on those channels either… I thought well now what am I going to do? Then I got to a channel that showed Historic Jamestown. […]
Oh Look, a Kangaroo! Welcome to the Outback (Part 1)
Oh Look, a Kangaroo! As we meander our way down the dirt roads of the outback, “Oh look, a kangaroo!” is repeated throughout the journey. Australia is full of unique surprises around every corner. “Look, an Emu!” as we continue our drive! Hieroglyphs Our journey today was a visit to see motifs that date back […]
Gay Las Vegas: All Your Entertainment in One Place
Sin City After spending a fun-filled week with the Millennial Travel Forum in Barbados, I was back in Salt Lake City. As soon as I walked out of the airport, I was reminded of how cold it can get in our desert wonderland. Anyone who’s taken a winter trip to the tropics knows the feeling […]
Traveling To Barbados With Millennials
Traveling to Barbados With the Millennial Travel Forum When travel author and guru Joe Pike told me he was holding the first Millennial Travel Forum in Barbados—and subsequently invited me there—I thought to myself, “Hell yeah!” Once the initial excitement had worn off, I thought, “Hell yeah!” again and couldn’t sleep that night. I can […]






