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Jim Hollister
Boston-based New England Correspondent & Jetetters Magazine's
Ski Editor & Luxury Travel Editor
Jim is the former Editor-in-Chief
of SkiAmerica Magazine.
Whenever I say to someone that I’m a travel correspondent for Jetsetters Magazine dot com they are instantly intrigued.
“Oh, that’s cool. It’s an internet magazine, right?” they ask.
Today, most travelers are excited by the idea of a “cyberspace” magazine as something at the cutting edge of the industry. Sites like Priceline, Orbitz, Travelocity, and Jetstreams.com have transformed the way in which today’s traveler plans and purchases travel for both business and leisure.
What intrigues me, however, is how positively these same people respond to the Jetsetters name. They become visibly excited. You can practically see their imaginations take off just like the name implies.
Our Jetsetters Magazine Editor, Kriss Hammond, may have the exact attribution for the idea, but most of us know it’s a phrase that originated in the early 1960s to describe a burgeoning class of travelers who had the audacity (and money) to fly frequently on jets while the rest of us looked on with a mix of awe and envy.
For us it was the most romantic of ideas. Jetting around the world to exotic places — London one day and Hong Kong the next. Who could imagine how this mode of transportation would change millions of lives and become second nature to millions more. Now, as we scour the globe for the next “undiscovered” experience in a world interrupted by 9-1-1, the realities of travel present a completely new paradigm.
With that reality, our relationship to Jetsetters gives us an edge the average traveler (or writer) may not enjoy.
The Jetsetters Magazine advantage provides a different kind of freedom to travel and write about some of the best places on the planet.
We’re still in love with the romance of travel, even more so with the idea that "Jetsetters" Magazine embodies.
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Jerry and Donna Nemanic
Golf + Tennis Editors,
Europe Editors
Jerry is a retired English
professor at the University
Of Chicago; Donna has
been in PR with Hyatt Hotels.
Thanks to all our hotel, tourism and public relations friends, 2008 was another great year of travel, photography and writing for www.jetsettersmagazine.com
PBI International organized tennis features at Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt in the Austrian Tyrol and at Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club in Tucson.
Aid from Historic Cities of Germany led to travel features on the celebrated towns of Wurzburg, Augsburg, Regensburg and, still to come, Kitzbuhel.
Italy remains a focus for language and culture thanks to Casa Palmira and Mugello Tourism. They helped us create a wonderful feature on Florence and the Mugello that highlighted former Medici residences now museums.
We refreshed ourselves in evergreen Seattle at Pan Pacific Hotel’s Vida Wellness Spa and were charmed in San Francisco staying on the renewed Regency Club level at Hyatt Regency Embarcadero.
In our home town, we’ve sampled gourmet pleasures courtesy of Envy Steakhouse and Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, the Brazilian Steak House, Roy’s and Z’Tejas Southwestern Grill.
The glittering opening of the restaurants for Palazzo Las Vegas was especially star-studded with celebrity chefs — plus covering film premiers, courtesy of Barclay Communications, and incredible classical guitar and pops concerts at UNLV’s performing arts center.
Carolyn Hamilton-Proctor
Adventure Editor
Carolyn is a former Peace Corps volunteer in Suriname and she presently writes historical novels and is involved in Public Relations..
I don't know which I enjoy more, writing or traveling!
Fortunately, I don't have to choose one over the other. As a travel correspondent for Jetsetters Magazine and as a member of The Travel Writers Network I have the best of both worlds. I'm indulging all my travel fantasies and honing my writing skills at the same time.
Kriss Hammond goes out of his way to make sure I have as much information as possible before I set out on a trip, making my job easier and even more fun.
In my travels "on assignment" for Jetsetters Magazine I've always been delightfully received and treated like royalty. My husband and I particularly like B&Bs and historic hotels. As a travel correspondent for Jetsetters Magazine I've had the privilege to visit and write about some fine places with fascinating histories.
It's not easy for a destination to receive feature coverage with photos in print travel publications, and with 650,000 weekly travel readers, Jetsetters Magazine provides invaluable free publicity. Sixty million people researched and booked their travel online last year. Marketing-savvy properties see the trends and appreciate what Jetsetters Magazine and Jetstreams.com can do for them.
I've found that Jetsetters Magazine and Jetstreams.com, with its links and detailed information about destinations, provide a tremendous information service to the traveling public.
I always enjoy sharing my experiences and photos with others, so I'm thrilled to be part of that service.
Carolyn Proctor is a free-lance writer, photographer and artist who lives in Seattle.
Carolyn is also a former Peace Corp volunteer serving in Suriname, and a published Romance Novelist.
Janice Wilson,
Las Vegas Correspondent
Golf, Tennis, Spa Editor
Janice is also a well-known motivational speaker and author presenting seminars worldwide.
Helen Keller said, "Life is either a grand adventure or it is nothing at all."
Writing and traveling for Jetsetters Magazine is my "Grand Adventure."
Traveling for Jetsetters has given me the opportunity to experience world class resorts, restaurants and entertainment. This Grand Adventure is always filled with delightful and memorable experiences.
As a member of this exclusive magazine the resorts, restaurants, and entertainment arenas treat my husband and I like royalty.
Our accommodations are luxurious, and the hospitality is always warm and gracious. When we travel as a Jetsetter travel correspondent, there are always unexpected and enchanting surprises that greet us everywhere we go.
The thrill of following our hearts and doing what we love to do golf, tennis, beaches, shopping, theatre, sports, or participating in unique and entertaining events, is a dream come true.
Writing the feature articles for the magazine only enhances the experience. Being able to relive every shining detail, and recall the splendor and surprises that we shared during our sojourn, makes each feature article an adventure in itself.
Reliving the feelings, the encounters and the fun that we shared with each event, destination, or adventure is a special and unique gift. They say, "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder", and as a Jetsetters Magazine travel correspondent, at every Jetsetter destination our senses are filled with more beauty and adventure than we could imagine. Jetsetters Magazine has truly made our life one grand adventure after the next.
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