TRAVEL MONTH!

Hearing there was unrest in Greece, our journalistic instincts kicked in, and we recently dispatched our investigative unit (aka our publisher and his supply of coffee) to the island of Santorini to see for ourselves. We looked up the beach and down the beach and can report no signs of problems. Which just goes to show you that you can't believe what you read in newspapers. Meanwhile, we have designated June as Travel Month, sponsored by Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, in the Bisnow newsletters and would love your travel photos. Please send to curtis@bisnow.com. Feel free to provide captions, or let us run wild.

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