Greenland – American’s Next Destination
By Bob Enzel The Airbus A330 owned by Air Greenland is cruising at 31,000 feet as I gaze out the window and reflect on my recent visit to Greenland, home of the largest Polar Ice Cap in the world. The plane is now over Corner Brook, Newfoundland and a beef tenderloin meal complete with a […]
Adventure Andorra
By Bob Enzel It was almost 40 years ago that I first visited the Principality of Andorra. At that time petite Andorra was still the young daughter of Spain and France. This past winter when I re-visited Andorra the young lady had grown to full maturity. Andorra was no longer a placid duty free-tax free […]
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Part 2)
By Bob Enzel But at this moment I’m now in Kuala Lumpur walking in and out of hotel lobby’s, checking out their facilities, wandering through expensive plaza mall after expensive plaza mall thinking to myself, just who has all this money? Maybe Malaysians do since gas is reasonably priced and local prices are at a […]
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Part 1)
By Bob Enzel Malaysia! The exotic name itself conjures up images of foreign shores and sea breezes, but its capital Kuala Lumpur (KL) certainly does not resemble a comment made by the well known author, Tom Clancy in his book, Net Force/Cybernation on page 154–“If you’re some poor backwards family in Kuala Lumpur…” This comment […]
Golfing Okinawa
By Bob Enzel Situated between the East China Sea and the Pacific Ocean near the end of the Ryukyu Island chain is the infamous island of Okinawa. Okinawa, of course, was the site of Japan’s last naval stand against the Allies in WWII. Many, many lives were lost on both sides and it’s certainly worth […]
The Capital City of Bern – An ideal place for an Add-on
By Bob Enzel As an inveterate traveler I am conscious of my three P’s of traveling: planning, patience, and politeness. Patience and politeness are merely a matter of good manners and courtesy honed to silence during critical moments. But planning takes thought ahead of time. What does this have to do with Bern you may […]
Martinique – The Isle of Flowers
By Bob Enzel If perhaps you are bored with Cancun or maybe want to show your disdain for Aruba or merely looking for a unique experience in a friendly country–one that really wants North American visitors— Martinique is a sparkling alternative. Most everyone has heard of Martinique, but where is it and how do you […]
Lake Tahoe Golf
By Bob Enzel It was mid-August in Lake Tahoe where three of us lodged comfortably in Incline Village, NV, home of Diamond Peak Ski Area. Our intention during our 5-day visit was to play four different golf courses owned by either ski resorts or lodging specialists at the lake or within the beautiful surrounding pine […]
Golf Pass Provence
Sixteen golf courses in the picturesque region of Provence have combined to offer the Golf Pass Provence. A book of tickets for either 3 or 5 golf courses is good for a different course over a 7 or 14 day period. The ambiance can’t be beat. Vincent Van Gogh lived in Arles, while Aix-en-Provence was […]
Golf In Atlantic Canada
The four provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland/Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island offer a number of top rated championship courses that should be of interest to East Coast golfers. It is reasonably priced; offers top-notch golf courses; and is easy to get to from New York, Boston, Washington, DC, Philadelphia and Detroit via Delta, […]
