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Books do more than distract us during a flight delay at the airport — they can inspire us, create an insatiable hunger to explore exotic locales and even motivate us to get out of our comfort zones...
They inspired tales of romance, fantasy and fiction. They were symbols of power and protection, forts that could withstand siege and devastation, repelling enemies and guarding the wealth of those ...
Did your Hogwarts acceptance letter get lost in the mail? Mine too. But not to worry, you can still experience all the magic of Harry Potter's world as long as you have a passport...and a few pound...
Food in Italy, while delicious can be a daunting experience. With a pizza/pasta joint on virtually every corner, how do you sift through the everyday bistro to find the exceptional? The answer: go ...
48 HR Guide Portland
If you like it weird, Portland is the place for you. This offbeat Oregon city is getting more than its fair share of limelight lately, and with good reason. Gorgeous gardens, hip foodie hot spots, ...
Besides its drool-worthy outdoor recreation, New Hampshire was one of the original 13 colonies and the first state to have a government independent of England and it’s own constitution. As such, it...
While some may say paper and pen are antiquated and outdated, there's something to be said for the feel of a book in your hands (and potential lack of cell service abroad). While most good guides h...
There's a vacation and then there's a journey. Make no mistake; Manchu Picchu is not a vacation. You certainly can do it in luxury lodges, on vista trains and with DLSR cameras, but that's not the ...
Psst. Hidden travel secrets are everywhere. From the off the beaten bike path that gives you the most breathtaking city vantage point to the flea market that uncovers the best vintage goods, secret...
Some travelers (often those who have not visited Australia) will tell you that you need at least two weeks off to truly enjoy a visit "down under." Confident I could prove them wrong and plan a tri...