We’re sending out the very best in Valentine wishes to our readers. And since we know some of you may be looking for romantic travel ideas, we have some of those to share with you as well. Now, it’s too late to pull any of these off today, but you can find a card and […]
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Hop on your bike and set off to see the world on two wheels! If that sounds like a great vacation adventure, consider this year’s eight hot destinations for bicycle travel which includes emerging destinations and already popular locales with something new to offer. Namibia Situated on Africa’s southwestern coast, Namibia is considered by many
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One of the primary reasons for people visiting the city of London is the sheer volume of history, culture, and heritage that oozes from its very walls. Jam-packed with museums and galleries, the city is a culture vulture’s dream, offering the ability to while away days upon days exploring the exhibitions and displays that the
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The British Isles have long been on my bucket list of travel destinations.  Not only the sights of Ireland, Scotland and Great Britian, but be immersed in the culture – I want to experience it all! I recently had the opportunity to watch two productions that brought me one step closer. Watching Brave, the newest Disney/Pixar feature released on DVD,
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The Paris Pantheon is a neo-classical church in the Latin Quarter (5th arrondissement) of Paris that was modeled after the Pantheon in Rome. With a dome similar to the one on St Paul’s Cathedral in London, the Pantheon was originally an abbey , but today serves as a glimpse of history as the burial place
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The Swedes just love their Midsummer celebration. In fact, Midsummer is one of the biggest celebrations of the year in Sweden.  Since the Swedes must endure the long, cold winters, even just a first touch of warm weather gives them a good excuse to get outside and celebrate.  Traditionally a pagan ritual, Midsummer was the
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Listening to the blaring sounds of the kilt shops and noisy main streets of Edinburgh, you might not think the city is a relaxing destination.  But Scotland’s cultural capital has you covered with plenty of options for relaxation. Here is a suggested weekend itinerary that will leave you feeling refreshed and also give you an
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She could have been dealing blackjack in a top Las Vegas casino. The lace maker’s hands were a blur of activity as she picked up one wooden bobbin after another, working left to right unwinding the linen threads, then weaving and wrapping them in an intricate design. But she wasn’t in a gambling den. She
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The Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa in Iceland, will wow travelers of all styles and ages with its remarkable beauty, inviting water, and top-of-the-line spa. It’s a natural phenomenon unlike anything else in the world. Visitors can come year-round to enjoy a swim in the lagoon, spa treatments, and fine dining experiences at the LAVA
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Cruising in France’s Burgundy region is an experience that rivals the best cruises in the world. While the boat I was on, Europeans Waterways’ La Belle Epoque, was slow going down the French canals, the scenery and world class service meant drinks within moments of asking, biking on the banks of the shallow canal, lounging
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