Dr. Elinor Garely, Editor in Chief, TourismExecutives.com (a division of eTN Publishing) May 20, 2016 Italy. Although it is the size of Arizona with a population of approximately 60 million people, as soon as the destination is mentioned, smiles appear on every face. Whether it is thoughts of just “being” in Italy, drinking the wines […]
Stewart Takes New York Chic to New Jersey
© Dr. Elinor Garely, Editor in Chief, TourismExecutives.com (a division of eTN Publishing) May 05, 2016 When Terry Stewart told me that he was designing the interiors for an Italian restaurant in New Jersey – I must admit that I was surprised that (a) a noted New York designer could find his way to […]
New York’s Quintessential Artist and Designer: Joe Ginsberg
A Bit of Turkey In All Of Us!
Robert Parker. Creating A Wine Legacy
I’ve always followed the rule that anything worth doing is worth doing excessively.” – Robert Parker The Time before Parker The wine industry as we currently know it did not exist when Robert Parker entered it in 1967. Although he was a history major and a law school graduate and practiced as an attorney for […]
A Love Affair: Sicilian wines
When you receive an invitation from Marie-Christina Batich to join her for a wine /dine media event and you are smart – you will immediately RSVP. It is a certainty that the opportunity to taste interesting wines paired with unique cuisine will add up to an excellent investment of time and energy and lead to […]
Dining and Drama at Bustan NYC
Foodie Alert: Il Valentino Osteria on First Avenue, NYC
Up until now, anyone looking for a delicious Italian dinner in Manhattan on First Avenue between 50-60th Streets had a very good chance of experiencing starvation. Hungry for donuts, bagels, coffee, M&Ms – no problem! Walk a few steps and the deepest need for Chinese take-out can be addressed; have a yen for a […]
Nevis Steps Closer to Being Green: Chat with Nevis Tourism Minister
Currently, Nevis imports approximately 4.2 million gallons of diesel fuel annually, at a cost of $12 million, and the Caribbean region spends over $4 billion yearly (2009) on producing power. Clearly, a new source of energy is not a luxury or a wish – it is a necessity! The introduction of geothermal energy will […]
