In 1934 Eddie Wigston, an avid fisherman and shooter, started an electrical and sporting goods shop in the small Tasmanian town of New Norfolk. The business thrived and in 1960 Eddie’s son Ian joined him in the shop, followed … Continue reading →
Tacking Into Summer. One of my favorite adventure sports is small boat sailing, combined with beach camping and beachcombing — pulling into small coves or hidden estuaries where the fish are feeding at the flotsam line and then … Continue reading →
YEARLY GEAR REVIEWS. 2017: Fall Gear Review – Hiking Helpers You are never too old to hike. Stroll through mountain towns or go off trail with these Hiking Helpers: Maasi Barefoot Technology shoes, Kneed Footwear, MediUSA / cep … Continue reading →
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JETSETTERS MAGAZINE jetsettersmagazine.com Jetsetters Magazine is your portal to worldwide adventure travel, cruises, hotel features, luxury villas, tours, news, culture, sports travel, airlines, food and wine reviews, concerts and festivals, theater, Las Vegas, carnivals, beach resorts, golf, spas, skiing, snowboarding, … Continue reading →
Jetsetters Magazine is a Diamond in the Rough Lena – Words cannot express our gratitude for your wonderful review….we all cried after reading it…..and don’t forget to come visit once things are more settled on your end….again thank … Continue reading →
Jetsetters Magazine Goes to the Beach WOW, WOW, WOW, Kriss…. What great articles! Many thanks for all of your support via these articles, and everything else you do. We’re quite pleased. Warm regards. — Jeanne Datz Rice, Director – Brand … Continue reading →
Luxury on a Connemara Horse Farm. Standing at the head of island studded Cashel Bay the only thing separating Connemara’s Cashel House in Ireland and North America is the North Atlantic. The hotel is a Relais and Chateaux … Continue reading →
Ol’ Blue Eyes Dined Here. Ever since Mel Haber purchased Palm Spring’s Ingleside Inn over 30 years ago, the restaurant named for him has been a shining example of everything one visits Palm Springs for: a quiet ambiance … Continue reading →
Pacific Means Calm. The landscaped Pacifica grounds. I learned something in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Staying at a secluded beach resort here feels more like splendid exile than an ordinary vacation. Situated just out of town on a … Continue reading →
The Chedi Chiang Mai Elevates Thailand’s Northern Mountains. Arrival at the Chedi Chiang Mai in the mountains of Thailand, an hour’s flight north of Bangkok, brings about a physical transformation. As one enters the lobby, set in a landscaped courtyard with a … Continue reading →
Free Shuttle To JFK Terminals. The JFK Airport in New York City is one of the busiest air hubs in the world, located on the USA’s largest barrier island — Long Island. New York is the fashion capital … Continue reading →
Panhandle Tennis and Beach Holidays. Florida tennis has flourished most abundantly in the southern part of the state. The primary reason is superb winter weather, thus facilitating year-round play and encouraging the maintenance of tennis complexes at resorts, … Continue reading →
Mauna Lani Hotel and Bungalows. Visiting the Big Island of Hawaii is a once-in-lifetime experience for many people. Whether you are visiting for your only time or you are a Big Island regular, treat yourself to the Mauna … Continue reading →
Micronesia Reef Cleaners. “Kosrae is the crossroads of the Pacific,” explained Katrina Adams, as she drove us from the little airport to the secluded resort. “It’s the first landfall for hundreds of miles. The Kosraeans have always been … Continue reading →
Tracing Jewish History in Berlin. Berlin unveils memorial to murdered Jews As an American Jew, the murder of six million Jews by Hitler during World War II in Germany kept me far away from this European capital. But curiosity to … Continue reading →
The Hamburger Was Invented in Hamburg. Free and Hanseatic city of Hamburg, the largest port in Northern Europe. In the decade of the 1990s, after the Berlin Wall had come tumbling down and Germany was reunited, travelers began … Continue reading →
The Capital of Cool. Picture-postcard moments are around every corner in this beautiful city. Been to Brussels lately? If you routinely bypass this hip, trendy city in favor of that other French-speaking city nearby (oui, I’m talking … Continue reading →
