New Palm Beach City Guide Launches on The Purple Passport
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Posted on March 9, 2011 at 9:21:01 AM
New Palm Beach City Guide Launches on The Purple Passport
Free online guide features the city's hippest and chicest spots as a resource for both locals and travelers
PALM BEACH, Fla., March 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Purple Passport, a new web-based guide to the world's most exciting cities, has just launched its complete Palm Beach City Guide. Featuring over 70 of the choicest hotels, restaurants, spas, nightlife spots, shops, and activities, the guide will point locals to nearby hotspots and help travelers plan distinctive city experiences.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20101018/NY83385LOGO )
Recommendations run the gamut from palatial resorts to pristine public beaches, designer boutiques to vintage diners, and buzzing bars to serene spas. Written in a fresh, accessible voice, the guide will appeal to stylish and discriminating individuals who like to be "in the know."
Users can also take advantage of the site's unique features, including a mapping tool to find recommended venues near their primary destinations. Those who open free Purple Passport accounts can create customized "Passports" of their favorite venues to print or share with friends via email.
The site's user-friendly, taste-making approach is a reflection of what its founders, best friends Jennifer Garcia-Alonso and Emily T. Chang, look for when they travel. "We've been traveling together for over a decade -- with matching purple-colored passport covers in tow," said Garcia-Alonso. The pair began blogging about their journeys on The Diary of The Purple Passport in 2008 and launched the beta version of The Purple Passport in 2010 with Guides to London, Los Angeles, and Beijing. They look forward to moving beyond the beta phase in 2011.
About The Purple Passport
The Purple Passport (http://www.thepurplepassport.com) is a web-based collection of city guides for the hip and highly discerning traveler. The site is a one-stop-shop for the full range of urban travel planning needs, from researching a trip start to finish, to reserving hotels and restaurants, to creating an itinerary to be shared with travel companions. The Purple Passport team personally visits every spot that it reviews and never accepts compensation for featuring a venue on the site. First-person accounts of the team's travel experiences can be found on the companion blog, The Diary of The Purple Passport (http://diary.thepurplepassport.com).
Contact:
Jennifer Garcia-Alonso
Co-Founder
The Purple Passport, LLC
245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor
New York, NY 10167
jenn.garcia-alonso@thepurplepassport.com
SOURCE The Purple Passport
The Purple Passport
CONTACT: Jennifer Garcia-Alonso, Co-Founder, jenn.garcia-alonso@thepurplepassport.com
Web Site: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20101018/NY83385LOGO
Free online guide features the city's hippest and chicest spots as a resource for both locals and travelers
PALM BEACH, Fla., March 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Purple Passport, a new web-based guide to the world's most exciting cities, has just launched its complete Palm Beach City Guide. Featuring over 70 of the choicest hotels, restaurants, spas, nightlife spots, shops, and activities, the guide will point locals to nearby hotspots and help travelers plan distinctive city experiences.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20101018/NY83385LOGO )
Recommendations run the gamut from palatial resorts to pristine public beaches, designer boutiques to vintage diners, and buzzing bars to serene spas. Written in a fresh, accessible voice, the guide will appeal to stylish and discriminating individuals who like to be "in the know."
Users can also take advantage of the site's unique features, including a mapping tool to find recommended venues near their primary destinations. Those who open free Purple Passport accounts can create customized "Passports" of their favorite venues to print or share with friends via email.
The site's user-friendly, taste-making approach is a reflection of what its founders, best friends Jennifer Garcia-Alonso and Emily T. Chang, look for when they travel. "We've been traveling together for over a decade -- with matching purple-colored passport covers in tow," said Garcia-Alonso. The pair began blogging about their journeys on The Diary of The Purple Passport in 2008 and launched the beta version of The Purple Passport in 2010 with Guides to London, Los Angeles, and Beijing. They look forward to moving beyond the beta phase in 2011.
About The Purple Passport
The Purple Passport (http://www.thepurplepassport.com) is a web-based collection of city guides for the hip and highly discerning traveler. The site is a one-stop-shop for the full range of urban travel planning needs, from researching a trip start to finish, to reserving hotels and restaurants, to creating an itinerary to be shared with travel companions. The Purple Passport team personally visits every spot that it reviews and never accepts compensation for featuring a venue on the site. First-person accounts of the team's travel experiences can be found on the companion blog, The Diary of The Purple Passport (http://diary.thepurplepassport.com).
Contact:
Jennifer Garcia-Alonso
Co-Founder
The Purple Passport, LLC
245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor
New York, NY 10167
jenn.garcia-alonso@thepurplepassport.com
SOURCE The Purple Passport
The Purple Passport
CONTACT: Jennifer Garcia-Alonso, Co-Founder, jenn.garcia-alonso@thepurplepassport.com
Web Site: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20101018/NY83385LOGO