FX Excursions

FX Excursions offers the chance for once-in-a-lifetime experiences in destinations around the world.

Rina Nehdar

Rina Baraz Nehdar is a multi-award-winning journalist and photographer (including SATW, NATJA and RTNDA). Nehdar's background is in television and radio news. She is the editor and founder of LAFamilyTravel.com, which helps families in the Los Angeles area plan their best trips with kids. Nehdar's writing focuses on family adventure travel, eco-travel and luxury travel. As a family travel veteran, The New York Times, Forbes, Spectrum News and many podcasts have featured her expertise. She's a regular contributor to MSN, Frommer's, Global Traveler, Parents, Go World Travel and others.


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TAP
October 2024
Oct 24, 2024

Accelerated Flight Schools Offer Faster Routes to Becoming a Pilot

Taking off at Van Nuys Airport in California, I felt gravity release its hold as my body lifted with the single-engine Piper Warrior airplane. I sat behind the controls, but I wasn’t flying. Instead, Capt. Gema Goeyardi, founder and CEO, 14DayPilot Flight Academy, flew me over Hollywood, Santa Monica and Malibu as I looked around, wide-eyed and giddy, wishing I knew how.

Why Japan Is Best Explored by Sea with Princess

Japan is a destination that rewards repeat visits because no two regions — or seasons —  feel quite the same. One moment, you’re wandering through centuries-old geisha districts in Kanazawa. The next, you’re watching neon reflections dance across Tokyo streets long after midnight.

Leisure Lifestyle 2024
May 31, 2024

Drift Through the Otherworldly Landscape of Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay

The rocks rose hundreds of feet above our boat as we slid between the fanglike formations. Bushes and vines swung from limestone karsts like tendrils of intestines left after a gluttonous meal. About a dozen of us gaped from the deck as we passed the high-rise sculptures carved over millions of years into mounds of spikes and cavities. Almost 2,000 of these islets and islands dot the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ha Long Bay in Vietnam, creating an ominous beauty. It wasn’t hard to imagine why it provided the backdrop of Kong: Skull Island.