Sycuan Casino in San Diego County is raising the “steaks” with its new restaurant — Bull and Bourbon. The high-end steakhouse unveiled this month with Chef Aldo Negrete at the helm. Spanning 6,689 square feet with a capacity for 212 guests, the light and airy space is a new twist on old-time dimly lit, red-velvet
Thank you SDVoyager for including me in your choice of San Diego’s most inspiring stories! Extremely grateful and honored. Click here for article: http://sdvoyager.com/interview/meet-maggie-espinosa-travelwithmaggie-com-san-diego/
I am in the Hospitality and Tourism Management master’s degree program at San Diego State University. One project I’m working on is how to better serve your travel needs. I’ve put together a 15 question survey asking what destinations are on your bucket list, favorite travel companion (dead or alive), etc. I would greatly appreciate
I can’t believe it’s been almost a year since I visited Cuba. I amassed so many fond memories during my week on the island. Each town has its own unique personality weather it be Havana, Trinidad, or Cienfuego. If you’re thinking of taking a trip to the Caribbean nation, I say go. Here are 10
I recently spent a few days at my happy place…Palm Springs. This desert destination truly is magical and my stay at Miramonte Resort a few miles east made it even more so. Daily outings to nearby wilderness preserves and evenings around the hotel fire pit gazing at the stars made my mini-vacay the consummate getaway. Here’s
1) Minnesota has 90,000 miles of shoreline. That’s more than California, Florida, & Hawaii combined. 2) The Mall of America in Bloomington is the size of 78 football fields — 9.5 million square feet. 3) Tonka Trucks were developed and continue to be manufactured in Minnetonka, Minnesota. 4) Wheaties cereal was invented in Minnesota.
Could the skull in San Diego’s Natural History Museum be related to a White River monster in Arkansas? The Travel Channel’s “Mysteries at the Museum” interviewed me about this creature’s tie to San Diego, and how for decades it terrorized a small town. San Diego reporter, Diane Bell, spoke with me to try and reveal
This year I celebrated my birthday in La Paz, Mexico with 15 friends. We went there to swim with whale sharks and visit a turtle sanctuary. The trip was beyond anything I could have imagined. We flew from the Tijuana Airport via the Cross Border Express, a 390-foot bridge connecting San Diego County to the
I’m thrilled the San Diego Union Tribune profiled me as one of the city’s notable people for my 800-mile mission walk. Reporter Lisa Deaderick asked me great questions about the best advice I ever received, what would surprise readers about me, and what it took to complete this long walk. Click link to read Q&A:
Train travel has come a long way, as you’ll hear in my interview on America Trends Podcast about riding the rails. We start with a conversation about a vintage train excursion in Amish country and then lay down tracks about the possibilities for those who want a few hours of escape or others who would