When you hear “New Orleans” most think of Mardi Gras. But if you’re into Halloween, vampires, zombies, ghouls, and goblins, a trip to New Orleans in October is just for you! In fact, Halloween is the second busiest holiday in the Crescent City and is voted in the top 13 places to celebrate Halloween in the world. Our daughter spent four years in college in NOLA (New Orleans, LA) so we had plenty of opportunities to dig deep into what the city offers. Visitors should definitely include fabulous Cajun and Creole cuisine, phenomenal jazz stops, and a trip to the iconic French Quarter. But to make the most of your Halloween holiday, here are some thrilling additions to jazz up your itinerary. Cemetery Tours For a hauntingly fascinating experience, head to St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 near the French Quarter. This 45-minute guided tour will take you through the city's famous above-ground crypts and introduce you to New Orleans' unique burial traditions. Tours run throughout the day, b

I recently had the pleasure of spending time in beautiful Colorado - a state that offers a perfect mix of outdoor adventure and serene relaxation. My husband and I have always wanted to attend a concert at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, known for its natural acoustics and breathtaking views. So we decided to turn this long-held dream into a summer getaway while also exploring the surrounding area of Beaver Creek, Colorado, a destination that promises cooler temperatures and an even cooler vibe.  During the summer, this area has a constant schedule of events – concerts, performances, art shows, bike races, and farmer’s markets to name a few. There literally is something for everyone! Our stay at the charming Poste Montane Lodge was nothing short of delightful. Nestled in the heart of Beaver Creek Village, this quaint, historic lodge exudes the warmth and hospitality of a traditional European inn. The convenience of having everything at our doorstep, from gourmet dining to boutique