@NYGovCuomo today was a particularly good briefing. From your admonition to love our family, to your retort at the end; it had to be said and you did it brilliantly.
@GuyTrebay Hello! Would you be interested in developing a story on cultural appropriation, plagiarism, and travel? How to distinguish and purchase the original, at its source, directly from the artisans. Case: Mexico. I have a pitch paper I can send. Thks, [email protected]
La Milpa! The trilogy of corn, beans and squash. The ancient people knew about this synergistic combination and today's small farmers do too. https://t.co/tdgkNOxg9K
@NinaStrochlic Hello Nina! I'm pitching a story on Cultural Appropriation and the Power of Travel. Travel to the source, learn about and buy from the creators of ethnic textiles and designs. Specifically, Oaxaca & Chiapas. Does this topic, pitch interest you? Thank you!
Great visual of the Maya language tree. From the Mother Language, or Protomaya, their came a small series of divisions, and a greater series of branches, leading to multiple language variances https://t.co/0mav6UTvo5
Thank you for the nod Condé Nast Traveler, we are very grateful for your recognition of our pioneering journeys to Mexico. It makes us want to work even harder to deliver meaningful and engaging experiences... https://t.co/YKk3Qn2nxp
One of our favorite dishes from Mexico, often associated with Guerrero. Here, from the fine folks at 5 Rabanitos in Pilsen, Chicago. https://t.co/QBHfaD75da
So many travel vloggers are into themselves... not these guys... they are into the sights, sounds, aromas and flavors of Oaxaca. They're terrific, and so is Oaxaca! https://t.co/YcpTeLC1vf
Mazapan, the famous "calenda" street dog in Oaxaca, has been adopted and taken off the streets. He's been sterilized, looked after, and is now in a home environment. He still takes walks to enjoy his former... https://t.co/99uaiPlkpr
Did you know we travel to Guatemala? In the lowlands and highlands, we offer individual and group tours to this stunning country, home of the Maya, past and present. And home of the coati! Tails up to Guatemala! https://t.co/NZkxfImOVl
One of our favorite places to visit: Sullivan Park on Sundays. Meet with local artists and buy original artworks...been going since I was a kid. https://t.co/auS1EQ1A0P
We've always known Mexico City is an amazing, dynamic, cultural powerhouse. Few things bring us more joy than sharing it, and watching our travelers' eyes become as big as saucers! https://t.co/7qUqOcwsKp