Looking through photos of the pre-pandemic travel days, I began to feel nostalgic for something unusual…or so I thought, until coming across news of Malaysians being able to order AirAsia meals at Kuala Lumpur malls. Then, in October 2020, I found out about Singapore Airlines catering economy and business class...

After years of meandering and eating my way through the streets of Jakarta, Bangkok, Shenzhen, and other East Asian cities, it was about time to revisit Manila. Manila isn’t particularly pedestrian-friendly, nor is it heaving with standard issue points of interest. However, if you are in to Spanish colonial history,...

A few years ago, I took a weekend trip to the census-designated place Bombay Beach (it’s most definitely not a city, town, or village), located on the Salton Sea, in Southern California’s Imperial County. Extra brief history lesson: as a direct result of the spillover from a badly planned state...

If you’re traveling though Jordan as a tourist, chances are you will be spending a lot of time on the road. Thankfully, Jordan has a network of excellent roadside restaurants that can break up a long highway journey and offer a satisfying dining experience. Recommended: Roadside Dining In Jordan After...

Planning to visit the ice castles in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin this winter? Read these essentials tips you need to know including the best time to visit and more. The post Tips for Visiting the Ice Castles in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin appeared first on The Travel Sisters.

At LAX – Los Angeles International Airport, Air France operates from the Tom Bradley International Terminal. Their check-in counters are located in the B counter area and the counters open approximately four hours prior to their scheduled departure time. I arrived at approximately 3:30 PM for my 6:30 PM flight...

Great location, a cruise ship design, with classy touches throughout: here's a quick review of the Boston Marriott Long Wharf. The post On the Waterfront – Boston Style: A Quick Review of the Boston Marriott Long Wharf appeared first on Eye of the Flyer.

From the Jesus Baptism Site, our next stop in Jordan was Mount Nebo, a historic ridge located over 2,300 feet above sea level. My Visit To Mount Nebo In Jordan Mount Nebo is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as the place in whcih Moses looked out over the Promised Land...

During my trip to Jordan, I visited Al-Maghtas, a site many believe marks the location of the baptism of Jesus of Nazareth. This UNESCO World Heritage site that straddles the border of Jordan and Israel is worth a visit, regardless of your religious faith. My Visit To Al-Maghtas, The Jesus Baptism...

The Norwegian Star is a Dawn Class ship, that is, a mid size ship with maximum guest capacity at just under 2400 and was built in 2001. That is a long time ago but it was refurbished in 2018 and is still looking good.   We booked this as part...

As Frequent Floaters most of us here on the blog, and especially the authors, love ship life. We can not wait for our next sailing and even when on a ship we are thinking about our next chance to get onboard. Yeah, we got the cruise bug bad! But are...

If you have not been following along this was the outbound section of my month long vacation that began with a great deal on a one-way car rental from my home in South Bend to Chicago and visited the American Airlines “Flagship Lounge”. Why not fly from South Bend you...

Advertiser Disclosure: noworkalltravel.com earns an affiliate commission for anyone making a purchase through some links available on this website. For more information, please visit the Advertising and Privacy Policy page. The first recorded instance of wasabi in Japan dates back to the year 981, during the Heian period of Japanese history. Someone wading through...