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New Budget Airline Flying to St. Maarten
“We’re overjoyed to add St Maarten to our route map this summer with nonstop Miami and Orlando flights,” said Daniel Shurz, Senior Vice President of Commercial, Frontier Airlines. “St. Maarten is a premier vacation destination known for its sun-filled outdoor activities and amazing scenery. We look forward to bringing visitors to the island to create unforgettable memories, while supporting the local tourism industry. These new flights also provide an affordable and convenient option for local residents to travel to Florida and points beyond.”
7 Tips: How To Get Paid To Travel
The age old questions. How do you get to travel so much? How can you afford this lifestyle? Why would anyone pay you to travel to their destination?
Just a few years ago, these were questions we too would ask anyone who would listen. We’ve been fortunate enough to have had luck and lessons learned while traveling for clients for the past few years. Below is the official step by step guide to traveling for free (or even better, getting paid doing so).
Review: Zemi Beach House Hotel & Spa in Anguilla – The New Best Place on Earth?
We can’t talk about Zemi Beach House Hotel & Spa before talking about Anguilla. As many of you know, we live on St. Maarten and have had the opportunity to island hop quite a bit. Last week-end was no exception, as Anguilla being one of our favorite destinations for its proximity and epic pristine beaches and only a 20 minute ferry ride away. Anguilla is a British overseas territory, east of Puerto Rico, that was named by Christopher Columbus for its “eel” shape (Anguilla means eel in Spanish). The small island, only 16 miles long and 3 miles wide, has a population of roughly 15,000 people.