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Discovering the Beauty of Italy: A Travel Adventure Through History and Culture

Italy is one of those countries that feels familiar even before you visit. Maybe it’s the famous food, the timeless … [Read More...]

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Travel Essentials for Visiting Egypt’s Historical Landmarks

Visiting Egypt feels like walking through a real museum. Egypt is a land with vast deserts, big pyramids, and the … [Read More...]

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Unique Attractions of Eastern Germany

by Angela Lapham Berlin is such a vibrant city with so much history that I’ve included it in all my trips to Europe. … [Read More...]

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Acre, Israel: A Living Historical Monument

by Shelly Lachish The ancient port of Acre (Akko in Hebrew, or Akka in Arabic), with its heavily fortified sea walls … [Read More...]

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Why Penang, Malaysia is Heaven for Foodies

by Alice Driver In Penang, Malaysia, the Jalan Sungai Pinang is a street crowded with food stalls, and frequented … [Read More...]

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Italy: Naples Beyond the Train Station

by Troy Herrick “Never again!” I said after my day trip to Naples in 2008. And true to my word I returned in 2009 and … [Read More...]

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China: Terracotta Warriors of Xi’an

by Keith Kellett  One day, in 1974, a group of Chinese farmers near the city of Xi’an set out to dig a well. What … [Read More...]

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Dirty Dan’s Legacy

Fairhaven, Washington by Chris Herbert Daniel Jefferson Harris founded Fairhaven Washington with visions of the … [Read More...]

Hadrian's Wall

Hadrian’s Wall: A Walk Through History

by Melissa Gardiner It was a bright spring morning as my walking partner and I took our first footsteps along the … [Read More...]

Osogovo Monastery

Get Thee To A Nunnery – Convent Stays

Rome and Venice, Italy by Anne Harrison The heavy wooden door closed and I stood surrounded by silence. Flying … [Read More...]

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The Evolution of Las Vegas: From Wild West Railroad Town to Entertainment Capital

Las Vegas is one of the most unlikely cities in American history. A desert settlement with no natural advantages beyond … [Read More...]

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Chile: Walking the Santiago Barrios

by W. Ruth Kozak Located in one of the most spectacular settings of any city in the world, wedged between the … [Read More...]

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