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Riviera Maya Magic

As I found myself traveling a great deal for work throughout the summer and fall, I also found myself daydreaming of a vacation where I was not on the move and could simply be. Be with my boyfriend. Be on the beach. And be in a luxurious location within easy travel distance from the United […]

Manchester and Yorkshire Are England’s Cultural Sphere

Northern England, North Country, and the North are geographical nicknames for England’s upper half, a world away from the country’s more-visited south or, shall we say, London. Mention Manchester, and most seem to know it as an industrial city, myself included—that is until I thumbed through “Where to Go: Manchester,” a not-so-ordinary guidebook that hooked me […]

Insider Favorites: Dorothy’s Guide to Sausalito, California

Living in Sausalito for many years only intensifies the anticipation of rounding the last curve on Bridgeway when, magically, the postcard view of the bay with Angel Island, Alcatraz, and the Bay Bridge comes into focus. An ever-changing panorama includes a variety of water craft: ferry boats, sail boats, James Bond-type yachts, a Darth Vader black […]

Day Trip From Rome: The Amalfi Coast and Pompeii

We were up before the sun. Monica, our cheerful guide from Avventure Bellissime Tours, greeted us in the lobby of our hotel near Piazza Navona. It was 7 a.m.—dark and early, but not too early for two double espressos to go. After one stop to pick up three additional passengers, we were on our way. […]

Alaska: Where Your Adventure Dreams Come True

It was 90 degrees Fahreinheit when we stepped off the plane in Anchorage, Alaska, during summer 2015—blazing hot in a place we expected to be chilly. Not a good sign when it comes to global warming, but because of that warm sun the land portion of the Princess Cruises trip we took was an absolute delight.

Insider Favorites: Linda’s Guide to Long Beach

Located in the heart of Southern California’s beach communities, Long Beach blends urban sophistication with a relaxed beach resort vibe. Interesting hotels, world-class attractions, front-line museums, a walkable downtown, award-winning restaurants, unique shopping, a cruise line port, and a thriving, multi-faceted arts and culture scene make this city by the sea a great place to live. […]

Jetset Extra who, what, when, where, why, how

Jetset Extra is the go-to online travel hub for industry professionals and seasoned and aspiring travelers looking for inspirational vacation ideas. Our content includes exemplary in-house professional video production, as well as entertaining and informative articles from our global network of hand-picked Insiders. We also nurture a lively wide-reaching social media community that enables travel aficionados to engage in weekly “tweet-ups” where they can share ideas, experiences, and information.

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#JSETT Twitter Chat Recap: Wonders of the World

There are myriad lists of the “Wonders of the World,” from ancient and industrial to natural and underwater. For this week’s chat, we asked participants which world wonders they’ve seen—and which ones they think deserve more recognition. Keep reading for some of the top tweets!

#JSETT Twitter Chat Recap: Oktoberfest Around the World

For this week’s #JSETT chat, we got into the spirit of the season and discussed all things Oktoberfest (which begins this weekend in Munich and many other cities throughout the world)! Check out the top tweets about Oktoberfest experiences and other fun fall activities:

While riding in a car through the mountains of Northeast Greece, a big smile stretched the muscles of my face. It is one of those moments that’s so unique and random you can’t help but imagine talking to your friends and family about it and simply saying, “you can’t make this stuff up.”

Many of the cities we know today have been shaped by centuries of civilization. Others reflect the designs of only a couple hundred years of development and technology. Brisbane in Queensland, Australia is one such city. Its modern-day name and layout trace its origins to the 19th century, when Sir Thomas Brisbane, the governor of New South […]

At the northern end of what is now Ontario, Canada’s Lake Simcoe, the Wyandot indigenous people planted tree saplings to corral fish; this was later described by the Iroquois as a “place where trees stand in the water” and called tkaronto. Years later, after Europeans took over the region, a portage route from Lake Ontario […]

Where in the United States can you find a city with more than 120 parks and the nation’s largest urban forest? How about a place where spectators gather for the “most exciting two minutes in sports”? Or a city that produces more than one-third of the world’s bourbon? The answer to all those questions is […]

Keep Belongings Safe and Secure With a Scottevest Travel Vest!

Wallet, passport, cellphone, camera, sunglasses, tablet … travelers often have many things they want to carry with them on their next adventure but face the challenge of transporting these items without standing out as a clunky tourist with too much bulk. Enter Scottevest, which offers vests, jackets, and pants designed with hidden pockets to keep […]

AMI Clubwear, a one-stop source for quality women’s clothing at affordable prices, wants to help you get ready for summer with an item that’s easy to pack and perfect for transitioning from day to night. Keep reading to find out if you won this super-cute yellow floral dress!

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Jetsetting With Olympic Gold Medalist Kayla Harrison

As the first American to win a gold medal in judo, Kayla Harrison is a force to be reckoned with; the No. 1-ranked judoka is currently training to defend her gold medal at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Kayla’s success in her sport has given her the opportunity to share her story—and the stories […]

Jetsetting With “Step Up” Actress and Dancer Mari Koda

Mari Koda moved to New York City from Japan after graduating high school to pursue her career as a dancer and actress. She is now an established performer trained in multiple dance styles and gained notoriety for her role as Jenny Kido in the popular “Step Up” film franchise. She reprises her character in the latest movie “Step […]

Jetsetting With Border Grill Co-Chef/Owner Mary Sue Milliken

A journey through Mexico nearly 30 years ago served as a worthwhile venture for Mary Sue Milliken. She returned to the United States with an arsenal of food inspiration and, together with business partner Susan Feniger, transformed it into the popular Border Grill. The empire has expanded, with Border Grill locations in Santa Monica, Downtown […]

I am relatively new to traveling the world. So far, I spent two weeks in France and Spain after high school and a month in Italy after college; in the last five years, I took short trips to Mexico, Canada, and Australia. The rest of my travel of late has been of the domestic sort—San […]

Big brand travel versus the boutique travel business—how do we choose? I love big travel brands. I have stayed in my fair share of Four Seasons Resorts, flown First Class on big-brand airlines, and eaten at the best dining establishments. How does the boutique business fit in or make itself known in today’s fast-paced, congested, […]

Dear Readers, Happy New Year! I hope you had an enjoyable holiday season and you are ready to start 2015.

The time has finally come. It’s time to say a few final goodbyes, drive to the airport, and jump on a plane. You can try your best to stay cool, calm, and collected as you walk up to the check-in desk at the airport, but if you stay tuned into your body, you can subtly […]