Billie Frank is a freelance travel, food and feature writer based in Santa Fe New Mexico. Her blog, Santa Fe Travelers, is a treasure trove of information on the oldest capital city in the USA. Billie is also co-owner of The Santa Fe Traveler, a trip-planning and tour business.
Billie knows a lot about:
Don't leave Santa Fe without trying New Mexican cuisine; seeing the oldest buildings in the USA; scoring that great piece of silver & turquoise jewelry.
The best things in life may not be free, but some of the best things in Santa Fe are. Each summer the historic Plaza hosts annual events such as Indian and Spanish Markets as well as Santa Fe Bandstand concerts...
What makes a hotel luxurious? Ask five people and you’ll probably get five different answers. For some it’s the level of service including a concierge and bellmen/valets; for others it’s the décor or perhaps the...
Ever wonder what the origin of the term “Happy Hour” is? A bit of research yielded some conflicting information. All agreed on two things: one is that the term originated in 1920 in the US Navy, denoting a time...
Santa Fe is a wine-loving city. You’ll find good wine in unexpected places. A few shops are either dedicated to or specialize in fine wines. One, Arroyo Vino, even opened a restaurant that offers a wide selection...
Are you a bed and breakfast person? Santa Fe has a selection for you to choose from including ones close to the Plaza. There are even options out in the country if you prefer getting out of the hustle and bustle...
Romance is alive and well in Santa Fe. This Old World city beckons lovers with its picturesque architecture, narrow streets, mountain views and fabulous sunsets. But the truth is, when you’re with the right...
