Executive Airport Plaza

... Salvador proper and put up for the night at the Radisson Plaza. It is a beautiful hotel and we were given a gorgeous room on the executive business floor. I must say, the bed is great - a pillow top king size - like our bed at home! So, an extra night ...

... the Shaolin monks Kung Fu show and Peking Duck supper at his local restaurant later tomorrow which we agreed sounded good. We had the executive room on the 6th floor but as there was no double glazing (typical of China we later found) we could still hear ...

... at our hotel to find out our room isn't ready.  The guy felt sorry for us and gave us a key to the Executive Lounge!...I am sitting here and typing this eating and drinking complimentary snacks while Wendy takes a snooze....Who's the old ...

... the shower and after emptying the hotels entire hot water supply, I emerged pink and fragrant. Then to the airport and we camped out in the BA Executive Lounge.  The use of the lounge is the very best reason for making sure you earn ...

... to treat ourselves for the new year and it lived up to expectations and more...We upgraded on arrival to the corner junior executive suite on the 22nd floor which has a large completely private balcony with views of most of the city (Waffle has been ...

... . I had a nice pint of local stout and Reuben, very good. I went back to the room and soon it was time for the executive lounge to open. I had decided that since I had eaten a late lunch that I would have the appetizers at the lounge for dinner. I had ...

... nice to see the various salas where dignitaries are met, presidential press conferences are held and many of the executive and congressional branches work. (The congressional branch is still officially in Valparaiso where it was stationed fifty years ago ...

... of each other. The toll at the first plaza was 25 baht (83 cents) and the toll at the second plaza was 45 baht ($1.49). We arrived at the Marriott Executive Apartments Mayfair at 11:41 p.m., so the trip in from the airport took 29 minutes. The meter fare ...

... that to Miraflores (where we were staying) should be around S45 (roughly 3 soles to the USD).  We walked past the executive taxi stands and they were S120 to Miraflores.  We kept walking and found the S45 taxis.  Basically, it was ...

... .  My dad told me a funny tale of when he was traveling in BA on business (back when he was a globe trotting software executive) and would be ready for bed by the time his Argentine clients were ready to take him out to dinner!  Dinner regularly ...

... It was interesting to learn that in actuality, even though he was the Doge of Venice, he didn't have judicial, legislative, or executive powers, nor could he represent the state of Venice in any official function.  Apparently, he was just elected for ...

... nbsp; It probably came as a great disappointment to him to have to serve it to a clean, but overland dressed couple, rather than some executive in a tux, but there you go.  He still got a generous tip.   Feeling like new, we were all ready to ...

... should be allowed to run feral. This may explain why they grow up to be violent at soccer games.  I tend to think of executive lounges and lounges at airports are meant for grown ups who want to work or get some peace and quiet.  Yesterday there ...

... we took the view that we could end up waiting for days in the airport for the ash cloud to clear. So we made the executive decision to fly straight to El Calafate. We went to the Aerolineas Desk and they changed us onto the afternoon flight to El ...

... I am gold they want to give me a room on the executive level but that one is not ready. He suggests I wait up in the executive lounge where I can have a drink and relax while the room is made ready.  He said that he would send the keys up to his ...

... CRAP. Scorpion in my tent!! I grabbed my backpack and made a run for it. Back at the mat area, I made the executive decision to sleep outside without a tent. It turned out the others were reaching the same conclusion. (Apparently bugs were rampant ...

... meant it often took twice as long to get the job done. It is not often that I was face to face with a former tobacco executive and I was curious to learn about the various types of tobaccos. It was thus that I learned about the “flue cured” ...