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We all want to have a nice, relaxing vacation from time to time, if possible on a sunny beach in a foreign country. When we finally manage to get it, we find ourselves confronted with other issues – apart from the usual hotel reservations, flight, etc. When you travel to a foreign country, you feel the need to tell everyone back home how things are, assure them you’re alright and you’re having fun. Unfortunately, it’s not always that easy. And here’s why:

If you have a cell phone with you, you may surprisingly find that it’s not working properly, because the cell phone operator in the country that you’re in uses a different technology or you don’t have international calling activated. And if all the above doesn’t apply, you may find yourself in an area with poor or no network coverage at all…

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For many years people have been carrying their luggage or more to the point lugging it around when they traveled. The evolution of luggage brought us luggage with wheels.  It’s a real boon for travelers to have luggage on wheels.

The main reason wheeled luggage is preferred is because its use makes getting through the airports easier. The ease of mobility with wheeled luggage is another reason for its preferred use. Now, all manufacturers put wheels on their luggage. Wheeled luggage also reduces the strain on your back.

Things to consider when looking at wheeled luggage include the quality of the wheels, the type of frame, whether it has a telescoping handle, and what material the bags are made of. Also, consider the durability of the luggage. Take into account the frequency of your traveling, if it’s occasional durability is not as much of a concern as it would be if you were a frequent traveler. Frequent travelers need luggage that will survive the rough handling it will get. Read more »

The Roxy Theatre has always been a beloved part of the New York skyline. And even though it’s been demolished years ago, it’ll always be a part of New York’s vibrant history.

Synonymous with the Roxy Theatre was the huge Manger Hotel, which back in its heyday used to be the largest hotel in New York City.

Although the Hotel Manger has been consigned to the pages of history, several years ago in fact, the original structure still endures. What’s more, it now houses one of the most famous hotels in the world: The Michelangelo.

Today, The Michelangelo caters to a very niche clientele, the absolute cream of the society who only settles for the best. Located right in the middle of the Midtown district, it’s a short few steps away from many important landmarks of New York. And like all other neighborhood hotels Time Square is a short walking distance away from the building.

The Michelangelo serves both long term guests (usually put up at its beautiful service apartments that come fully furnished) and short term corporate clients (who are given the smaller, but no less exquisite smaller deluxe rooms). A choice of smoking and non smoking rooms is also available.