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full of adventure, full of discovery".

        -- Konstantinos Kavafis / Ithaca

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  • Your Gut said What?! Using Intuition as a Travel Tool

    These days, if you’re looking for a spiritual retreat, the possibilities are endless. You can meditate in an ashram in India, explore the wilds of Iceland searching for sacred herbs, do yoga in Cartagena, or embark on a gastronomic tour…

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  • British Blooms at Kew Royal Botanic Gardens

    My plan, upon finding myself in London with a day off, was to indulge my inner Downton Abbey fan with a trip to Highclere Castle. The Jacobethan “country home” that housed the fictitious Grantham clan was, however, closed until spring…

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  • Magnificent Train Stations

    The world’s most magnificent train stations almost always betray an architectural genius. At their best, they tend to be not just transit points but also cultural landmarks, reflecting the time, spirit and geist of the cities they serve. Each has…

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  • 10 Lesser-Known Monuments to Visit in New York City’s Central Park

    There are few cities anywhere as vibrant as New York City. At almost any hour of the day the city hums with activity. Almost everyone is familiar with New York’s…

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  • Langkawi – Malaysia’s Exotic Island

    Langkawi is Malaysia’s best-kept secret, a perfect off-the-beaten-track destination. It offers stunning long beaches, lush rainforests, night markets, and majestic waterfalls, and all of this without the tourist hype and crowds. Pantai Cenang Pantai Cenang is one of the most…

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  • Foods of Mexico

    Mexican cuisine is known for its depth of flavor, with a foundation in corn, beans, and chili peppers, enhanced by a vast array of herbs, spices, and fresh ingredients. From street food to sophisticated dishes, Mexican cuisine is rich and…

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  • Hadrian’s Wall: A Landmark of Ancient Rome in Britain

    Hadrian’s Wall is a historically significant monument representing the northern frontier of the Roman Empire in Britain. Constructed under the rule of Emperor Hadrian, the wall’s purpose, dimensions, and preservation efforts make it a fascinating subject of study for historians,…

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  • Great Places to Visit in England (that aren’t London)

    Many visitors to England never see much beyond the cityscape of London. Don’t get us wrong, we love London and it’s one of the world’s great cities without a doubt. But there is so much more to England: more countryside,…

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  • 9 Free Family Attractions in St. Louis

    Missouri is often called one of the “flyover” states. The thought is that it’s not worth an actual trip. That couldn’t be further from the truth—especially regarding St. Louis. In this city, you’ll find tons of family activities, and a…

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  • Black Sand Beaches Around the World

    When we think of beaches, we typically envision stretches of golden sand. However, black sand beaches can be found in various corners of the world. Formed by volcanic activity, black sand beaches have an other-worldly charm, with their darkened grains…

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  • Food & History in Washington, DC

    Most people go to Washington, DC, only once in their lives on a family vacation or even a school trip. If you aren’t returning to the nation’s capital, you are missing a lot. The Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument are…

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  • Asheville, NC: Natural, Charming, Weird

    In North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville stands out, known for its scenic beauty, rich history, and a culture that the residents proudly proclaim as weird. Artists, musicians, brewmasters nature enthusiasts and everyday folk make Asheville the unique destination it…

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  • Port Antonio – the real Jamaica

    If you travel past Kingston and head northeast to Port Antonio, you see the real Jamaica. Once a hangout for the rich and famous, Port Antonio was ravaged by a series of hurricanes from 1988 through 2005. One after another,…

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  • Iceland’s Blue Lagoon: Tackling the Art of Relaxation

    If you don’t know any better, Iceland may seem like little more than a layover on the way the mainland Europe. But the rewards are great for those who dare to venture beyond Reykjavik’s Keflavik airport, even if only for…

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  • Wine-making women of Chile

    If I ask you to describe a sommelier, you’ll almost inevitably picture a man. White and middle aged, perhaps a little portly, and with a slightly intimidating air. The exact opposite of Karla Abarca, who gives a huge grin as…

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  • Clothing Optional Vacations: Nothing to Hide

    Clothing-optional vacations are like all other vacations, except many of your companions will not be wearing clothing. Stripped down to its essentials, clothing optional means just that: clothing may or may not be worn at an individual’s discretion. The related…

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  • Glass Bridges of the World

    Is a fear of heights instinctual? Most of us approach a steep drop-off with a great deal of respect, inching up to the ledge with caution. Many of us shrink at photography of free-climbers and tightrope walkers braving great heights.…

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  • Luxury mini-cruising in the Adriatic: The best way to experience Croatia is by boat

    With a super long Adriatic coastline, over 1200 islands and islets, beaches lapped by crystal clear waters, and dozens of scenic coastal towns, the best way to see Croatia by…

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  • Traveling with Kids: Tips for a Smooth(er) Journey

    Children. They are our bundles of joy until they start making a scene on a plane or squabble in the car during a journey. Some portion of our childhood memories are fondly remembered family vacations. But you probably also remember…

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  • Five Small Caribbean Museums with a Bigger Story

    From the Bahamas to the southeastern points of the Caribbean, small museums dedicated to special interests, people or significant events can become an engaging stop even on a busy itinerary. If your own interests at home include one of these categories, then…

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  • Amsterdam seeking to more closely regulate tourism growth and nuisance

    Amsterdam is making a major push to rid the city of its reputation as a hub for excess. The Dutch government’s latest proposals are aimed at curbing bad tourist behavior,…

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  • Tips and Tricks for your Smart Phone when Traveling Internationally

    Your smart phone makes a pretty good travel companion. You can stay in touch with friends and family, read travel reviews, navigate your way around town, and check up on…

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  • The Viking Heritage of Ireland and the UK

    The Viking Age, spanning from the 8th to the 11th century, brought Norse seafarers from Scandinavia to the UK and Ireland. The Viking influence left indelible marks on the history, language, art, trade, and even genetic makeup of Ireland and…

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  • In the Footprints of King Arthur: Tracing a Legend Through Somerset and Cornwall

    Scholars, archeologists, writers, and even theologians have debated, dug, and mused over the Once and Future King for centuries, but the mystery that shrouds the boundary between man and myth…

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  • Bewitching Bolivia

    A lagoon in the salt flats It’s only 10 p.m., but everyone has retreated to bed except the five of us playing cards in the hostel dining room. “Deal another round,” I say, “I’m staying up all night.” Sleep seems…

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  • Caribbean Eco-Trekking – Easy to Extreme Island Hikes

    From a vertical challenge to rocky and winding trails, dense and lush vegetation to tranquil river and waterfall oases, exploring the enduring forests of the Caribbean remains an incredible connecting doorway to the interior green worlds of this region. Some…

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  • Greek Cuisine

    Greek cuisine is celebrated for its emphasis on fresh ingredients and simple preparations combining diverse elements of a bountiful Mediterranean diet. Here are some of the most popular foods of Greece:

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  • La Mano del Desierto

    Situated in the desolate beauty of Chile’s Atacama Desert, a colossal hand emerges from the sandy surface. This iconic, larger-than-life sculpture known as “La Mano del Desierto” or “The Hand of the Desert” has been an intriguing spectacle for many…

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  • The Amazing Animals of Costa Rica

    Costa Rica is a natural paradise that is home to a myriad of extraordinary creatures. Visitors encounter a vibrant tapestry of wildlife, including vibrant toucans, enigmatic jaguars, and charismatic sloths. Prepare to be awestruck by the breathtaking beauty and unique…

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  • The Witches of Navarra, Spain

    Hidden in the Baztan Valley near the southwestern French border and a few miles away from the pristine shores of the Bay of Biscay, sits a little village with a big secret. Removed from the bustle of the Basque Country’s…

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  • World’s Fair Leftovers

    How do you feel about leftovers? Imagine a collection of pavilions, exhibits, and structures that once captured the world's imagination, now standing as a reminder of the events. These leftover treasures, scattered across the globe, echo grandeur of past international…

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  • Slow Travel: How to Immerse Yourself in Local Culture

    Every destination has its distinctive charm, hidden aspects, and traditions most travelers miss in the rush to check off the popular sites listed in travel guides. However, to travel is not merely to see but to experience, understand, and connect.…

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