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Home > Authors >  Bob Schulman Bob Schulman Email rmschulman@earthlink.net Bob is a Denver-based freelance travel writer specializing in Mexican and Caribbean destinations. His stories have appeared in publications ranging from the New York Times syndicated Mature Traveler column to Frontier Airlines' inflight magazine. He is a frequent contributor to La Oferta, a weekly newspaper with over 100,000 readers around Silicon Valley and San Jose, Calif. In an earlier life, as Bob puts it, he was one of the four principal founders of Frontier Airlines and served as the carrier's vice president for corporate communications until he retired a few years ago. A self-described "airline bum, " he earlier held senior communications posts with Reno Air, the original Frontier Airlines, Eastern Airlines and Mohawk Airlines. Bob is a Member of the Mexico Writers Alliance and an associate member of the Society of American Travel Writers. (Page 1 of 4)   « Prev  1  2  3  4  Next » Articles by this Author... Cosala turns on its magic Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published February 23, 2009  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Until a few years ago, this little storybook town in the mountains of western Mexico could have been the poster child for the expression, "off the beaten track." Read the full article... The Good Times Roll In Cajun Country Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published November 24, 2008  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated A sign on a local restaurant cleverly lets you know they only serve fresh food inside. It reads: "Everything on our menu slept in the bayou last night." Read the full article... South Carolina Rocks Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published September 19, 2008  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated English rock 'n' roll fans thought they'd gone to a plugged-in heaven when the first Hard Rock Cafe opened in London in 1971. Read the full article... Time stands still on 'the Calypso Coast' Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published August 1, 2008  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Something unusual happens on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. There, visitors find they've taken a jump back in time to the West Indian islands of the mid-1900s... Read the full article... Cyprus: Tales of Aphrodite Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published June 13, 2008  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Dozens of tourists, mostly women, are dipping their hands in the waters of a little grotto high up in the Cypriot mountains. Legends say this is the spot where the Greek goddess Aphrodite came to freshen up after running around with her many boyfriends. Read the full article... Tips on vacationing in Rome Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published May 1, 2008  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Standing under the 60-foot-high columns of the ancient Roman Forum, it's not hard to imagine the likes of senators and magistrates wandering around in striped tunics and purple-bordered togas. Read the full article... The Treasures of Campeche Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published February 14, 2008  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated In 1540, when Spanish troops captured the Mayan port of Can Pech on the Gulf of Mexico, they found an unexpected treasure: a small, scrawny tree that grew all over the nearby forests -- and from which a gorgeous, red-orange dye could be made. Read the full article... Valencia: From Oranges to Operas Written By Bob Schulman  |  Published December 16, 2007  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Is it a Martian spaceport? A movie set from Star Wars? An outdoor museum of modern art? Whatever it is, it's hardly a place you'd expect to run across in a two-thousand-year-old Spanish port on the Mediterranean. Read the full article... (Page 1 of 4)   « Prev  1  2  3  4  Next »

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