"Hope your road is a long one,

full of adventure, full of discovery".

        -- Konstantinos Kavafis / Ithaca

"To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, to gain all while you give.

To roam the roads of lands remote, to travel is to live".

        -- Hans Christian Anderson

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    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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  • 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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  • Using A Concierge

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  • What to do in Chicago

    Chicago, “Second City” is known for its stunning skyline, history, and vibrant cultural scene. The city offers an array of activities and sites to capture the essence of this iconic city and the attention of adults and children alike.

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  • Guadalajara – Mexico’s Underrated Second City

    Guadalajara, located in the state of Jalisco, is Mexico’s second-largest city. Unfortunately, it’s often overlooked in favor of the world-famous metropolis of Mexico City. Although Mexican tourists flock to the city, most foreigners have yet to discover the many delights…

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  • The Most Beautiful Castles in the World

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  • The Majestic Windmills of Amsterdam

    Amsterdam is the beautiful capital city of the Netherlands. It is a city steeped deep in 17th-century history through its buildings, streets, and canal ways. It is home to windmills or windmolen as they say in Dutch – the language of…

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  • Enjoy Best of Both Worlds in Bucerías

    Just barely 30 minutes outside the hustle and crowds of Puerta Vallarta lies charming Bucerías, a beach town offering the best of two experiences: Traditional Mexican beach town with lots of over-ocean restaurants, a town square and cobblestone streets and…

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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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  • US Presidential Homes to Visit

    The office of the President of the United States has been a revered position since its inception. Most presidents have lived in the White House during their time in office, except for George Washington who oversaw the construction of the…

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    If you’ve ever used a Kodak Retina folding camera or a Rolleiflex twin-reflex, you’ve been obsessed with photography for a long time. Retinas were to Eastman Kodak what Cadillac was to General Motors. For 55 years, from 1934 to 1969,…

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  • The Islands of Scotland

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  • The greatest wildlife show on earth

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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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  • Ancient Pyramids Around the World

    It is highly likely that when you hear the word “pyramid,” your mind takes a direct path to Egypt. Indeed, the Egyptian Pyramids hold a special place in our collective consciousness. However, other pyramids of great note and equal mystery…

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  • 7 things to see in Malaga, Andalusia

    Located on the southern tip of Spain in Andalusia, Málaga is said to be one of the oldest cities in Europe. You need only walk along its cobbled main streets and view the amazing architectural palaces, Roman ruins, and cathedrals…

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  • Major Amusement Parks in the US (That Aren’t Disney)

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  • Iowa Towns To Visit Along The Mississippi River

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  • The Pan-American Highway

    The Pan-American Highway is the world’s longest road network, spanning over 19,000 miles from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, to Ushuaia, Argentina. The journey from one end to the other would take approximately 224 hours if driven non-stop, but it’s worth it…

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  • Travel IQ – How can I safely eat street food?

    Dear Travel IQ: I love to watch shows like Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, and I enjoy eating new foods when I travel.  I’ve always been afraid to try street food, however.  It’s tempting, but I’m worried about sanitation and…

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    I was invited by Emerald Cruises to experience the brand new Emerald Azzurra yacht that debuted  three months ago. I spent a glorious two weeks sailing her from Dubrovnik to Athens, with port stops in Montenegro, Albania, Greece, and Turkey.…

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  • Incredible India

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  • The “Sistine Chapel” of the ancients

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