Rebecca Bredholt
Back when there were print magazines, Rebecca acquired almost 100 bylines in various industry and consumer publications. She also served in associate and editor-in-chief positions. Today she loves to cover culture, media, film and travel using words and pictures.
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Best Luggage for ToddlersTraveling any distance with children is tough. In addition to carrying your belongings, you have to carry theirs. Other parents and kids have tested these options so you can find the best one for your child and travel plans. -
5 Tips for Vacationing in Virginia Beach This SummerHere are some tips for staying in Virginia Beach this summer. Whether you're making a long weekend out of it or looking for drivable destinations, you'll want to read this first. -
The Five Most Romantic Ski Lodges in the WestIn the U.S., there are dozens of great ski lodges, but if you're thinking romance, you might want to look at these first. -
What to Do when Airlines Cancel Flights Due to Bad WeatherAre you aware of your airline's flight cancellation policy? You might be surprised to learn that many airlines don't post them on their web sites. When your flight gets canceled due to weather, you can blame God, then maybe the airline. -
Golden Globe Goodie Bag Escapes for Celebrities Can Be Yours TooWhere are the celebrities vacationing these days? GBK Productions, which will host gift bag parties for the Golden Globe nominees has that answer in the bag. -
Baltimore's Boutique Hotel MonacoIf you're staying in Baltimore and looking for a hotel with a little more character, I'd recommend the Hotel Monaco with a few caveats, such as not paying full price if possible. -
Best Disney Theme Parks for Each Age GroupWhich of the four theme parks would teenagers enjoy most? Which park would the grandparents prefer? Is there one park that everyone would love? This article highlights these answers and provides a few tips from a native's insider point of view. -
Beginner's Guide to Planning Travel OnlineIf you've never planned an entire trip online, this is a quick read to get you started. From choosing a destination to booking restaurant reservations, this article will help the novice dip their toes in the world wide water.
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Are Discount Travel Clubs Worth Their Free Membership?Are you a super secret insider of these members-only clubs? With no fee to join or maintain, is it even worth it to get these emails every day? Find out how these top three sites compare when it comes to membership really having its benefits.
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Airline Guidelines for Traveling with PetsFlying with your pet is complicated. Not all breeds are welcome, and not all animals can fly inside the cabin. At a time when small dogs are carried like accessories, you're going to want to know what rules are in place before you head to the airport. -
10 Safety Tips for Women Traveling AloneCollected from women and police officers who have experience with similar crimes, these 10 safety tips are important for any woman who travels alone on business, or even for pleasure.
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Girls' Wine-Away Weekend in VirginiaHere's how to host a wine get-away with a group of friends during one of the most beautiful seasons of the year for less than $150 each. -
Florida's Halloween Horror Nights Versus Howl-O-ScreamBoth Universal Studios and Bush Gardens have major events that take over their theme parks for Halloween. This article pits the event in Orlando at Islands of Adventure against Bush Gardens Tampa. -
Viva Las Vegas for AmateursA long weekend in Las Vegas can be exciting, relaxing, or majorly disappointing. Here are some tips on how to navigate your stay from landing at the airport to dining at the hotels to clubbing it poolside. -
Centreville Plays Home to Annual Virginia Wine FestivalHundreds of folks travel to the annual Virginia Wine Festival. Find out insider tips for making the most of your visit. Hint: eat their food and drink their wine. -
Photography Tips for Shooting Beaches and MountainsIf you ever felt like your pictures never reflected the "feel" of your vacation, here are a few tips on how and which photos to take next time you're traveling. -
Ocean City's Playground for AdultsIf you're looking for a super casual, beach front and center, type of weekend, Ocean City, Maryland offers summertime traditions for families and young couples without children. -
How to Spend One Beautiful Day in NantucketNantucket is full of historical treasures as well as seafood delights. Couples of all ages will find the island easy to maneuver without a car. Families with children will find plenty of activities on the island's web site. -
Great Family Beaches for Labor Day in TexasCome and see for yourself why so many people flock to the Houston Bay Area and Galveston Island for a great family beach experience. Feedback on sites like Yelp and TripAdvisor show this is the place to be if you enjoy sun, sand, and southern hospitality. -
5 Ways to Discover Mystic ConnecticutWhile Mystic is not normally on a lot of top travel destinations, I fell in love with its small town charm and affinity for the sea. With lots for kids to do and enough romance to fill a weekend getaway, I'm suggesting five activities not to be missed. -
7 Gulf Coast Vacation Destinations Unaffected by BP Oil SpillThese beaches along Florida's Gulf Coast are free and clear right now of any oil spill damage -- yet bookings are down. This means great deals and money-back guarantees await savvy travelers. This information has been collected from trusted sources. -
10 Ways to Summer in Cape CodIt's not just the clam shell covered beaches, clusters of white sailboats, and blue hydrangeas that make Cape Cod the perfect summer destination. Even on the hottest day, a steady breeze blows across this community of old sea captains' homes. -
A Review of D. C.'s Mandarin Oriental HotelWhether you in D.C. for work or play, the indulgences offered by this international luxury hotel chain are worth the price tag. Great location, great food, and super great bathrooms make D.C.'s Mandarin Oriental a top choice for this price bracket. -
What to Pack When Visiting Washington D.C. in the SummerEvery summer tourists flock to the Smithsonian and the National Mall. Here are some tips on how to dress comfortably and appropriately as you walk everywhere from Lincoln's lap to the Georgetown waterfront. -
The Best Luggage for Women TravelersWoman travel differently than men. So, why should we buy the same luggage or pack the same way? Here are some facts to consider that might change the way you look at carry-on bags. -
California Wine Country for BeginnersIf you've been thinking about taking a trip to California's wine country for the first time but are a little intimidated by "the experts," read this first. Here's a simple overview of eating, drinking, and being merry. -
How to Spend a Day Lay Over in South FloridaIf your cruise has dropped you off in Miami and you have all day before your fight leaves to go home, venture out into some of the most beautiful beachfront properties in the U.S. -
How to Spend One Day of Relaxation in Nassau, BahamasBeing bombarded by excursion salespeople, plus taxi and bus drivers as soon as you step into Nassau, can be overwhelming. By planning ahead and knowing where to go, you can really relax and enjoy the tropical setting. -
A Review of the Norwegian Cruise Line's Sky Sail to the BahamasKnowing that the basics are covered (very small, but clean rooms, good food and drinks, plus very attentive service), sit back and relax as the Norwegian Cruise Line team takes you to Nassau and a private little island.
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Baltimore's Nightlife Activities for Young AdultsAfter a day of tourist-filled fun, young adults may want to go out at night in search of some real local flavor. Here are some hot spots that are popular with the locals. -
United and Continental Airlines Merge as British Airways ExpandsAt a time when the $3 billion merger between United and Continental airlines is top news, a quiet air travel revolution is taking place. British Airways' OpenSkies, an all-business carrier, is now flying out of Washington Dulles Airport to Paris-Orly. -
Top Tier Restaurant Brings Northern Italy to BaltimoreCinghiale is perfect for foodies who appreciate meticulous chefs and true Northern Italian cooking. For people who make dinner the event of the evening, Cinghiale is a destination in and of itself. -
Enjoying a Day in Baltimore, MarylandSince my husband and I feel like we saw the best of what Baltimore's Inner Harbor has to offer, we wanted to share it so others would know where to walk, sleep, eat, and enjoy. -
How to Enjoy the National Cherry Blossm Festival Without Killing AnyoneMillions of visitors swarm the National Mall during the annual celebration to see beautiful blooms of white and pink flowered trees. Here are some insider tips to enjoying them without succumbing to the frustrations of dealing with large crowds. -
What I Did with My College Journalism DegreeTrying to pursue a career in journalism has been like trying to run up the side of a mountain as it sinks rapidly into the sea. I've had to parlay my experience into an adjacent industry, while continuing to freelance for sites like this one. -
Top Six Ways to Rate a HotelWhat do professional travel writers look for when ranking a hotel? Whether it's for business or pleasure, these six items are considered top priority. The next time you're choosing a hotel, or leaving your own review online, consider these six points. -
More Flight Options at Southeast AirportsThanks to changes in airport access, three of my favorite airlines are adding new flights. Southwest, JetBlue and Virgin America recently announced expansion plans for 2010 benefiting those of us who travel out of Orlando, Baltimore and Washington D.C. -
St. Lucia Offers More Than Just Tropical BeachesFor as small as the island of St. Lucia is, this Caribbean hot-spot offers unique experiences depending on what section you're staying in. Don't let popular media fool you, while staying in the south is great, the north has plenty to offer as well. -
D.C. Museum Hosts Hubble 3D World Film PremiereAstronauts walked the red carpet before the new IMAX film launched for outer space. The 43-minute exploration is narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio and tells the story of NASA's final attempt to make repairs to the Hubble Space Telescope. -
How to Choose a CruiseNot many people know that reviewers like Frommer and Berlitz have ratings systems which closely evaluate cruise vessels. Understanding how their ratings work can help you choose the experience that's right for you. -
What Makes Piney Hill the Best Little Country Bed and Breakfast in Luray, VirginiaHaving won TripAdvisor's Traveler's Choice Award as one of the top ten best bed and breakfast locations in the nation for the fourth year running, I had to find out what all the hype was about. -
Ultimate Victorian Bed and Breakfast Experience in Luray, VirginiaIf you're looking for the quintessential Victorian bed and breakfast experience, you'll find it at South Court Inn. History buffs and antique collectors will love this inn conveniently located near Main Street shops and restaurants. -
Exploring Luray, Virginia Outside the CavernsThere's more than just Caverns to explore in Luray, VA. From street festivals to wineries, the city has declared itself a stress-free zone. Here are some often-overlooked reasons to visit Main Street downtown. -
A Guide to the Mid-Atlantic's Top 5 WineriesJust beneath Wine Spectator's radar sit some of the most under-valued Savignon Blancs and Cabernet blends. Here's a guide on enjoying five wineries before they get famous. Fill up the tank and leave D.C. for some tannin-filled crushings worth the trip. -
Why Greece Appeals to Myriad TravelersThis ancient and beautiful country is more than just a backdrop to Hollywood's latest films. In seven days and four cities, I learned why beach goers, historians, foodies, wine lovers and religious pilgrims all return for more. -
Hollywood Vampires:What People Can Get Away with If You Let ThemIn L.A., companies don't have to pay people they hire to recruit families to sign up for screen auditions. Like so many services in Hollywood, it's commission based and can be deceiving.
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American Girl in a Tokyo SceneWithout much money, and knowing a few Japanese phrases, I set out to explore Tokyo and Kyoto. It turned out to be an experience that was wonderful, bizarre mix of Bill Murry and Gwen Stefani. -
A Snapshot of Today's Photography IndustryWhether you're a professional photography, rent photography equipment or just take digital pictures as a hobby, you've felt the changing tide sweeping over this industry. Here's a look at what industry insiders are saying.
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Back to the Beach in Florida: Hotels, Activities and Coastlines in Central FLAReviews of hotels, acitivites, restaurants and coastlines in the central parts of Florida. -
Why Color is So Important to Industry ProfessionalsBanking on Color
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Raising Jeremy - a PlayA 10-minute play about a car accident that kills a 19-year-old boy.
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Swimming with the FishesWhat a single female experiences on a California Beach.
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Major Project Achieved for Space StationWrapping up the final day of the shuttle's 11-day mission, Atlantis crew members Joe Tanner and Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper completed installation on a wireless TV antenna. Other maintenance tasks include a new P3/P4 truss segment for operation.