Celebrity Travel: Go away with Gloria Reuben
A: Italy. Eat as much pasta, tomatoes, figs, bread and cheese as you possibly can. Spend as much time as you can in one place. There are so many treasures available. Zipping to three different beautiful cities in one week, it’s impossible to really get a feel for the people, food and art that are unique to each city. Oh, always drink the local wine in whatever region you’re in!
Q: What's the most important thing you've learned from your travels?
A: Tolerance. Patience. A stretching of my mind. A willingness to view other people, languages, cultures in a more loving and open way.
Q: If you've ever gone away for the holidays, which was the best trip?
A: Well, again, Italy! I spent Christmas and New Year’s there in 2019. It was pure magic. I was planning to be there again (last) year, but that didn’t happen. However, I really look forward to (it in) 2021!
Q: Do you speak any foreign languages?
A: I do speak a little Italian. I’m thinking I should be an ambassador for Italy or something! (Laughs) It’s such a musical language, so it is quite easy for me to pick up.
Q: What is your guilty pleasure when you're on the road?
A: I have a few guilty pleasures when I'm on the road. I do love a nice hotel with a comfy bed, nice linens and plush bathrobe. Of course, those things are not always available. But whatever is soothing and comfortable after a long day of venturing to see the sights, or after a long day on the set or a music gig, a little luxury is always welcomed. That being said, baths are the ultimate luxury. A good hot soak is good for the body and soul.
Q: What kind of research do you do before you go away on a trip?
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