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Dzibilchaltún’s Seven Dolls

Yucatan, Mexico by Georges Fery What makes Dzibilchaltún – one of the oldest settlement of the northwestern Maya … [Read More...]

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Honoring England’s Protestant Martyrs

Anne Askew and Her "Brothers" by Kathy Simcox Over the years I’ve developed a passion for the English Reformation. … [Read More...]

Experience Appalachian Heritage: Gatlinburg’s Historic Cabins and Landmarks

Did you know that over 70% of visitors to Gatlinburg engage in activities tied to the region’s rich heritage? This … [Read More...]

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France: Breath of the Dragon

by Glen Cowley Its long grey breath trailing in smoky gasps the iron dragon pushed its nose into the looming darkness … [Read More...]

Aztecs of Central Mexico: Lords of the Fifth Sun

by Georges Fery It was dark, for there was no Sun when the gods met. They said, “who will bring the Sun?” For, after … [Read More...]

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Drinking History: The Nasoni of Rome

by Sally Charette My husband and I arrived in Rome during the heat wave that broke records all across Europe in the … [Read More...]

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Rijeka, One of Europe’s Largest Carnivals Is In Croatia

by Sonja Slijepcevic  The motto of Rijeka’s Great Carnival “Die, but never give up” expresses the very essence and … [Read More...]

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Wales: Climbing Mount Snowdon

Llanberis, Snowdonia by W. Ruth Kozak The view from the summit of Mount Snowdon, when the cold wet mist evaporates … [Read More...]

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The Lost World of Richard Arkwright

Derwent Valley, England by Helen Moat The stillness is unnerving in this dark, dank, virile valley. Nature is out of … [Read More...]

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A Romantic Holiday: Coming Home to the Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort

by Mari Kane As we emerge from our van in front of the Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort, I hear music. … [Read More...]

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Vancouver Celebrates Lunar New Year

Gung Hay Fat Choy, British Columbia by W. Ruth Kozak A West Coast mist that quickly turned into an icy downpour … [Read More...]

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Start Your 2025 Vacation Planning with Must-Visit Canadian Festivals

Looking ahead to 2025, Canada tours and the festival scene remain as vibrant as ever. Whether it's live music, film, … [Read More...]

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I’m a former president of the B.C. chapter of the Travel Media Association of Canada (TMAC), as well as a lifetime member and past president of the British Columbia Association of Travel Writers (BCATW).

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