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Lisa Davis is a Chicagoan through and through, and is also a travel editor and writer with hundreds of articles and TV and radio shows to her credit. She lives in the Old Town area of Chicago.…
Lisa Davis is a Chicagoan through and through, and is also a travel editor and writer with hundreds of articles and TV and radio shows to her credit. She lives in the Old Town area of Chicago. Neighbors include Second City where the great John Belushi and Chris Farley used to perform, as well as Chicago's #1 Sunday night spot Stanley’s (because of the live karaoke) where you will see Michael Jordan when he is in town. Lisa is a Cubs season ticket holder (sorry White Sox fans), Pilates instructor, beach volleyball fanatic (Yes, Chicago's North Ave. Beach looks just as good as any beach in southern California; in the summer, of course.) and marathon runner. Lisa is a am also a highly respected and trusted editor and writer who has worked and written for such publications as Working Woman, Reader’s Digest, Chicago Tribune, Spa, New Haven Register, UR Chicago, About.com, CS, and most recently as editor of Frequent Flyer magazine. She created and published a book called Mileage Pro: The Insider’s Guide to Frequent Flyer Programs, which was ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top ways to improve your travels in 2006. Lisa is considered an expert in business and luxury travel (and Chicago, of course). Sought for this expertise, she has appeared on Fox News, CNBC, ABC, to name a few, and in numerous national press articles, including The Washington Post, USAToday and The New York Times. She is a correspondent for a Sirius Radio travel show and is the creator and author of a spa and hotel column called Travel Well on Justsaygo.com.
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