by Karen Fawcett | Mar 3, 2009
For people who want to know about the (alleged) best restaurants and hotels in various countries, the Michelin Guide is more than likely their culinary and hotel bible. Or one of them. People who happened to be passing Paris’s Musée d’Orsay yesterday might have...
by Karen Fawcett | Feb 23, 2009
With the economy at an all time low since the depression, what are corporate executives doing to cut costs and still generate business? If they’re going to ask staff members to hold back, many believe they should set an example. Many executives have adopted the mantra...
by Karen Fawcett | Feb 19, 2009
The time has come to get down and dirty when it comes to saving money when traveling for business. The faltering economy is enough to give most people hives. How and where to save money has become a major factor. Hotel consultant Michael Matthews, a frequent...
by Karen Fawcett | Feb 16, 2009
The International Herald Tribune ran an article this past weekend about a new dance that’s taking place. At the power lunch, the check is kryptonite. Clearly not everyone is frequenting the Beverly Hill Hotel. But entertaining budgets have come under scrutiny during...
by Karen Fawcett | Feb 12, 2009
Some couples traditionally take off for the weekend or go on a mini-vacation to celebrate Valentine’s Day. They may just go to a local inn but it’s become a part of the dating/mating tradition. Or they might eat at a favorite restaurant to toast their love. This...
