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Men's Traveler is designed with today's on-the-go man in mind. Whether you're married, single or "in-between", Men's Traveler has advice on everything from restaurants, lodging, recreation and travel tools that guys need. This is the place for "mancations" of all varieties.
CHICAGO'S NEIGHBORHOODS
Now that Senator Obama has won the U.S. presidential contest, we had Chicago on our minds. Click here for the story: Chicago's neighborhoods.
Check out the latest winter packages at an excellent Hyatt property in Chicago in The Latest section!
Seeing The Boss in New JerseyHow a rock 'n roll fantasy became reality
FIRST-RATE LODGING IN CHATTANOOGA
On a recent trip to Chattanooga, Tennessee, I rediscovered The Chattanoogan Hotel. This well-maintained Benchmark Hospitality property always provides me and my family with great times. (more)
THE FIGHTING TIGERS
Now that college football is back, check out the action in Baton Rouge where a weekend visiting the LSU's Tigers make for a great mancation (more).
Lighting the way in Florida
By Robert J. Nebel
Editor, Men's Traveler
Take a trip on any part of Florida's 1,800 miles of coastline, and you're bound to find a lighthouse. From St. Augustine to Key Biscayne, scores of lighthouses invite visitors to climb spiral staircases to take in breathtaking views of the state's magnificent terrain.(more)
Mississippi Juke Joints
Blues music was born in the North Mississippi Delta after the Civil War. An expression of the hardships felt by the victims of slavery and discrimination, this style of music told the story of the times.
Music in Memphis
It is no secret that Beale Street in Memphis is a hot spot for great music. Today, this legendary thoroughfare in the heart of the city is exploding with a mélange of musicians creating a new sound. Hurricane Katrina left thousands without a home including scores of artists from Louisiana and Mississippi who arrived here with little more than the shirts on their backs looking for work. “We reacted quickly by stepping up to the plate to coordinate musicians so that we can book them,” said Carson Lamn, a club operator on Beale Street. “They just want to keep at their craft. I am simply here to help.” (more)
Delightful Dahlonega
By Robert J. Nebel
Editor, Men's Traveler
Montaluce Winery is a Tuscan-themed property that boasts a sprawling vineyard that will be on line in a few years.
It's been years since I have been to Dahlonega, Georgia. I was pleasantly surprised on my recent visit. (more)
In The Spotlight
Airlines' Baggage Fees to Hit Ski and Snowboard Bags for the First Time
Click The Latest for details
TRAVEL TO BOTSWANA
Exotic travel is taking off. Look no further than a trip to Botswana.
A GHOSTLY GETAWAY
TO ALABAMA
CLICK HERE FOR THE GHOULISH DETAILS
Courtesy: Rosemary Beach
Rosemary Beach is just one of the many gems on Florida's Emerald Coast
Life on Florida's Emerald Coast
All inclusive vacations:
A great deal for winter vacations
Now that I know I have time around Christmas to get away, I'm looking to plan my next winter vacation. I have a few suggestions in a feature on all inclusive vacations. Click here to read all about it: All Inclusives
MEXICO BEACH IS FLORIDA'S HIDDEN TREASURE
ROOM WITH A VIEW
The Marmara Antalya -- the world's first and only revolving hotel -- offers the best view in the house from every room in its revolving building. Perched on the majestic Falez Cliffs in Turkey 's southern coast, every room of the resort's 24-room revolving loft offers ever-changing 360-degree panoramic views of the turquoise-blue Mediterranean, the Antalyan coastline and the snow-capped Taurus Mountains.
GREAT PLACES TO STAY ON FLORIDA'S AMELIA ISLAND
Horses on the beach at Fernandina Beach. Photo by Robert J. Nebel
Amelia Hotel at the Beach (877) 263-5428
The 90-room Amelia Hotel at the Beach is just minutes from the historic downtown Fernandina area and across the street from the island’s famous beaches. Guest amenities include complimentary continental breakfast, free wireless internet, microwave, and mini-fridge. www.Ameliahotel.us
Ash Street Inn (800) 277-6660
The Ash Street Inn is a contemporary, sophisticated bed and breakfast located in the historic district of downtown
Fernandina Beach, with fresh-baked cookies and lemonade daily, in-room hot tubs, wireless internet, and in-house massages, plus complimentary bicycles, movies, and much more. www.ashstinn.com
Amelia Island Williams House (800) 414-9258
With its crystal chandeliers and beautiful antiques, the 10-room Amelia Island Williams House bed and breakfast treats guests to the historical and elegant ambiance of an Old Florida era. Guests can enjoy a Victorian Tea on the second Wednesday of each month.
www.Williamshouse.com
The Fairbanks House (888) 891-9881
Amelia Island ’s largest historic home, The Fairbanks House features oversized rooms and cottages, and amenities such as wireless internet access, spa robes, evening cocktail hour and more. Special holiday packages are also available. www.Fairbankshouse.com
Hampton Inn & Suites (904) 491-4911
Within walking distance of the Historic downtown Fernandina Beach area, 25 restaurants and 60 specialty shops, the 122-room boutique Hampton Inn & Suites offers guests an upscale experience in beautifully decorated guest rooms and suites. With a second story pool and concierge desk, guests receive dazzling service at a value rate. www.hamptoninnandsuites.net
Summer Beach Resort (800) 862-9297
Summer Beach Resort offers a variety of private, oceanfront accommodations, including villas, town homes, and luxury condominiums. All accommodations include fully-equipped kitchen, washer, dryer, patio, and other amenities, creating a home away from home. www.summerbeach.com
For visitor information, online planning, and information on the "Pack Your Bags for Amelia Island " program, visit www.ameliaisland.org/freebags
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