ENROLLMENT ON ARRIVAL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GLOBAL ENTRY PROGRAM

For those of you who have already booked an interview for Global Entry but are going an international trip before said interview, consider utilizing the Enrollment on Arrival Program. I committed a cardinal sin of the international travel lifestyle — I let my Global Entry membership lapse during the pandemic.

5 ESSENTIALS FOR A LONG-HAUL FLIGHT

I love to travel, especially internationally, but depending on where you’re going getting there can be a slog. Sharing bathrooms, trying to keep a reasonably tidy space, resting, and entertaining yourself can get tedious and downright disgusting without proper preparation. Here are a few things you need to make the long-haul flight experience more manageable.

QUALITY BISTRO: SHOULD YOU GO?

The interior of Quality Bistro

It feels GREAT to be back on the NYC Restaurant scene — how I’ve missed it! I took a long hiatus until it was evident that the COVID vaccines were working. One of the first places we decided to patronize earlier this summer was Quality Bistro, the sister restaurant to Quality Meats and Quality Italian.

OLD VININGS INN: COBB COUNTY CRAVINGS

Outdoor eating at Old Vinings Inn

In the outskirts of Atlanta across the Chattahoochee River in a town called Vinings, exists a quaint cottage restaurant called Old Vinings Inn. The small-town gives this particular restaurant a completely different feel from our usual jaunts.

WHITE OAK KITCHEN AND COCKTAILS: YOUR OASIS IN MIDTOWN

White Oak Kitchen and Cocktails – This particular dinner almost didn’t occur because of the recent Kanye West listening party. The Hyatt Regency across from the restaurant, lousy with his fans, made navigating the street with a car nearly impossible. I’m proud of our perseverance. White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails is a great place to …

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WALKING ON THE MOON IN LANZAROTE

Lanzarote sits west of Morocco and is part of a Spanish archipelago interestingly titled The Canary Islands. Craggy and desolate from the volcanoes that formed it, there are pockets of civilization and quite a few resorts dotting the landscape.

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