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Pet Travel

Hotel Review: St. Regis Monarch Beach King Executive “Suite”

March 25, 2013

Miles and I had a pretty extensive trip to California last month, which ended up lasting nearly two weeks. After about 10 days in Los Angeles, we headed down to San Diego for a night to stay at the Park Hyatt Aviara in Carlsbad, and then we decided to visit Laguna Beach for the first [...]

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Travel Tuesday Top 10: Things I’ve Learned So Far About Traveling With a Dog

March 12, 2013

As I wrote about last month, I recently got a French Bulldog puppy and to date he has flown with me on 5 segments, 6,527 miles on three different airlines (American, Southwest and Delta). I was nervous about traveling with a pet for the first time since I took him with me in American’s transcontinental [...]

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Hotel Review: Staying at the Park Hyatt Aviara With A Pet

March 4, 2013

This past weekend, Miles and I had our first hotel stay together at the Park Hyatt Aviara just north of San Diego. The resort is set about a mile inland from the ocean on a hilltop with great views of the coast. Here’s my video walk through with Miles: The hotel, which used to be [...]

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Using Miles to Fly With Miles: My First Time Flying With a Dog on American Airlines in Business Class

February 26, 2013

Last week I took my French bulldog puppy, Miles, on his first in-cabin flight from New York to Los Angeles. Having never flown with an in-cabin pet, a 5-hour flight was a bit daring for a first outing, but I couldn’t stand the thought of being without him for a whole week while I was [...]

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My New Journey: Learning to Travel With a Pet

February 12, 2013

If you’ve been following me on Twitter or Instagram…or pretty much any social media, you’ll know that I recently welcomed a new member into the TPG family: Miles (get it?), my new 3.5 month old French bulldog. My two weeks as a new “parent” have been a real blessing, though at times exhausting. I’ve always [...]

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