Cameras and binoculars consistently point at where the whale just was in hopes of catching him there when he reappears, like paparazzi shooting a celebrity.
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Alaska
Alaska rail and cruise package adds value, allow cell phones for texting on planes, parked JAL 787 catches fire in Boston
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Last week, Ned Levi wrote about making great wildlife photos with long lenses when you travel to view and photograph wildlife in far-flung areas of the world. This week, Ned writes about wildlife travel safety, and has 11 tips to help you stay safe while out viewing wildlife in their native habitat.
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Denali National Park is larger than the state of Massachusetts and tenderly watched over by Mt. McKinley (called Mt. Denali — “the high one” — by the locals), at over 20,000 feet the highest mountain in North America. Here’s a peek inside.
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The experience of flying aboard the 787, more than half of cruises are now sold outside the US, Alaska tests cooking oil flight
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Millions for an Alaskan island runway for no one, Riviera’s cruise suite sizes, terrorism impact on business aviation
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Here is a fun list of restaurants with great views. By no means is this list comprehensive, nor would I rank these the “best.” But, these restaurants do have great views. I have dined at two of them over the years — the Edgewood Restaurant on Lake Tahoe and Seven Glaciers in Alyeska, Alaska. They both certainly have great views.
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Alaskan volcano can disrupt travel, FAA lays off workers after extension bill is not passed, JetBlue sued over panty check
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In the winter of 1993 Alyeska Resort was a cluster of low condos and single-family vacation homes at the base of what could generously be called a rustic ski resort. Today, around the bend from the old resort base area stands what is arguably Alaska’s most luxurious resort.
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