We have arrived to my favorite season, Autumn. Diving into some of my favorite comfort shows and the places you can travel to capture the moment.

The late 90s and early 2000s in NYC was a wild time to begin my career, from Seventeen Magazine to the cities hottest nightlife events

Exploring the New York Power Families of the Gilded Age

I have been lucky enough to live in both NYC and London, and they are still my favorite places for the holidays.

The enduring legacy of the (original) Sex and the City

I am so happy I am spending time back in New York this Fall - especially around Upstate and Hudson Valley. It is so charming and lovely in the Fall months, so this seems a good time to revisit some of my favorite towns.

As part of my summer series - Travel Oracles 50 States - I am revisiting each os the fifty American states as an overview on travel culture and history. Today: New York

Exploring the history of some of NYC’s most famous properties, as both a former resident and architecture lover

When I was based in NYC, I would escape every weekend either to the Hudson Valley or upstate to the Catskills. Woodsy, peaceful and welcoming a new local business every I visit, it’s always a great time to go year round.

Speaking from a hospitality perspective, something marvelous is happening in Brooklyn. A recent hotel boom has brought thoughtful, uniquely designed luxury hotels to Brooklyn for 2016/2017 where, let’s face it, everything is happening anyway. Let’s explore.

My adopted hometown: New York City. It is my favorite City in the world, and there is nothing else like it.

If you are seeking open space and art inspiration, a day visit to Storm King or Dia: Beacon is an excellent escape from NYC

Come Memorial Day weekend, All of New York City begins to plot and plan for their regular weekend escapes as the heat and humidity begin to creep in. Given the proximity of the City to so many states and towns, country and beaches, the possibilities are endless, but here are a few of our favorite go-to’s.