Travel and jobs of the future?
Jobs of the future! I often contemplate what future jobs will be like in 50 to 100 years or if humanity will even last this long. The answer, with our damaging effects on the planet and general decline into the abyss, is probably not. If, however, we do last this...
Tony Bilby Scuba
When I was in grade school in the 80’s, I was obsessed with a national geographic book, containing large glossy color photographs, that chronicled diving throughout the world along with a history of how diving first began. I was fascinated with how underwater...
Tony Bilby in Bavaria
Throughout the year I would visit my grandparents in Germany. They didn’t speak English. I spoke only German to them during the times we would visit or they would come to the United States. I was fortunate to experience my American culture living in the US as well...
Turkey – on a bus.
John was a Turkish American and a great friend. We met in middle school. John was an interesting guy with an interesting background. His father, the former prince of Uzbekistan, was born into wealth and aristocracy, but lost his riches and stature when the Soviets...
Antigua.
I visited Antigua a few years ago and enjoyed the still unspoiled natural beauty of the island! I stayed at a typical “all-inclusive” beachfront hotel that turned out to be great for the room and drinks, but not so great for food or culture, so we decided to venture...
Quebec City!
I traveled to Quebec City with my fiancé back in 2009 and it was a great time. We flew on thanksgiving, just her and I, and the best part about our travel was that the airport was completely empty. So, no crowds, very few people, and totally awesome. We stayed at the...
Granada and Southern Spain
Southern Spain is beautiful, unforgettable, and I loved all of the places I visited. At the top of the list is Granada. Nomadic Matt’s travel blog on Spain gives great tips on the top things to do while there....
Turkiye and Istanbul!
One of my most memorable trips as a teenager was to Turkey. Istanbul, Izmir, Cesme, and more…… Look to the Turkish Travel Blog by Natalie Sayin “8 Unusual and Cool Things to do in Instanbul” http://turkishtravelblog.com/things-to-do-istanbul-turkey/ for a wealth of...
Salzburg
Salzburg is one of my favorite cities, not only because of its rich history and timeless charm, but because members of my family come from region. The shadows cast at sunset by the mighty Alps, the ancient ring of cathedral bells that reach deep resonating into my...
The Birth of Society. The Cradle of Civilization. The Middle East.
Few things stoke the fire of passion in my heart like travel. Well, sales does too I guess. But right now, I’m talking about travel. There’s just something about experiencing different cultures, tasting unique cuisines, drinking exotic beverages. Traveling expands...