Obviously places related to women and where/how to game them. Whether or not english is prevalent. Nice lounges and bars. I'm not huge into the club scene. Mid range hotels that are close to the action and have good bars themselves. Seems like hotel bars are hot thesedays. Local customs and things to watch out for. Cool things to do for example, if you go to Playa Del Carmen in Mexico, you have cave systems with underground rivers systems to explore, etc. Hikes, daytrips, active stuff, etc. I don't care much about cultural stuff/art, but things like physical structures (pyramids, the coliseum, ruins, etc.) are pretty cool to see.
A cool set of travel guides I found that is geared more towards young professionals is called Hedonist Guides. http://www.hg2.com. You might want to check one out just for reference as they are definitely NOT going for the lonely planet theme. The guides can be a bit yuppie, but I used it for Stockholm and found it very useful. They definitely target the high end stuff so I didn't follow all the recommendations, the but found they touched upon the right amount of history/culture (so you can "check the box") and then concentrated on where to drink, eat, party, and sleep. They pretty much hit the basics that a young, trendy person with disposable income would want to know (lots of colorful pics) except for the game part. What these guides lacked IMO is where the true locals go in the city and what nights people went out. I at least like to hang out, have a drink, and strike up a conversation with a local. Regardless of the women there, it's also nice to soak up a bit of how people live elsewhere.
A cool set of travel guides I found that is geared more towards young professionals is called Hedonist Guides. http://www.hg2.com. You might want to check one out just for reference as they are definitely NOT going for the lonely planet theme. The guides can be a bit yuppie, but I used it for Stockholm and found it very useful. They definitely target the high end stuff so I didn't follow all the recommendations, the but found they touched upon the right amount of history/culture (so you can "check the box") and then concentrated on where to drink, eat, party, and sleep. They pretty much hit the basics that a young, trendy person with disposable income would want to know (lots of colorful pics) except for the game part. What these guides lacked IMO is where the true locals go in the city and what nights people went out. I at least like to hang out, have a drink, and strike up a conversation with a local. Regardless of the women there, it's also nice to soak up a bit of how people live elsewhere.