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David Barton Gyms take working out up a notch. With successful establishments in New York - Chelsea, New York - Uptown, Chicago, Miami at the Flamingo, his latest and largest gym will open up at Gansevoort South. Gansevoort South has created a lot of buzz lately with the opening of the resort (see my post […]
I’d like to give a warm welcome to our newest b5Media travel blogger, Liz Lewis. Liz comes to us from beautiful New Zealand and works as a Registered Nurse - and as a b5 blogger. She blogs at Alzheimer’s Notes and now, the latest travel blog, Traveling the Green Way. If you want to find […]
T is for Travel & Culture and T is for Taste. Take a tour of South Florida by tasting your way around. In honor of our theme day, I have decided to put together a collection of restaurants that begin with the letter T. Some are mainstream, while others may be hidden and tucked away. […]
New York City’s trendy Gansevoort Hotel has expanded into South Beach. The full service resort and lifestyle center is a mecca for trendsetters and includes 334 guestrooms with spectacular ocean views, oversized bathrooms, and sport a modern and chic tone with 1930’s and 1940’s pin-up photographs on the walls. The landscape includes a multitude of […]
Here we go. Memorial Day Weekend is upon us. Close your laptop, enjoy the sun (Yes, it was supposed to rain all weekend, but it is sunny and beautiful out today.), pack your car up and enjoy. Here is a collection of low or no cost activities to enjoy this holiday weekend.
Drive down to Delray […]
What defines luxury? Exquisite linens, marble floors, a fabulous bathtub, attention to detail one might say. Luxury Hotels, Top of the World is a welcome addition to teNeues’ Luxury Hotel series which includes: Luxury Hotels Spa and Wellness, Luxury Hotels Beach Resorts, Luxury Hotels Golf Resorts and many more. This double edition book explores the […]
On Saturday, May 31st in Brickell Key, the 5th Annual Miami Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival will take place. Now what is dragon boat racing and why should I attend? Dragon boat racing consists of teams racing down a 250-meter and a 500-meter waterway in Hong Kong Style Dragon Boats. Weighing in at 500 pounds, […]
I read an article recently about Vinotherapy - wine in spa treatments. How fabulous! It brings you the best of both worlds, wine and a day at the spa. So when I was speaking with the marketing director of Babor-Istitut in Palm Beach last week, I was curious if they offered something similar. Not wine, […]
Popularly known for its pristine beaches, beautiful weather and glamourous shops, Palm Beach County is also known for the first drive-thru safari park in the country. Lion Country Safari has been around since 1967 and is conveniently located in western Palm Beach County. This popular tourist attraction is great for children, animal lovers or anyone […]
Welcome to the South Florida Traveler. This is a new blog, for both visitors and locals alike, that will focus on where to go and what to do in South Florida. Being the editor of Dine Magazine, an upscale dining magazine covering the area from South Beach to Palm Beach, I am well informed about […]
An insider\\\'s guide to the South Florida area.
Written by Katherine Lynch [email] for b5media.
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