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Luxurious Alternative to Everest Base Camp Trek

Nestled amidst the breathtaking peaks of the Himalayas lies a one-of-a-kind adventure - the Everest Base Camp Trek. … [Read More...]

Diros cave

Greece: The Diros Caves, a Prehistoric Treasure

by W. Ruth Kozak It’s as though I have entered a vast underground cathedral, perhaps one created by Gaudi, because of … [Read More...]

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Tradition: Okinawa Lunar New Year Celebration

Okinawa, Japan by Rose Witmer “Three. Two. One. Happy New Year!” Fireworks illuminate the faces of Americans and … [Read More...]

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Puente de Diablo (Devil’s Bridge)

Segovia, Spain by Keith Kellett Segovia, Spain is a UNESCO World Heritage site, noted mainly for its Roman aqueduct. … [Read More...]

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Key West, Florida

  Where Pictures Speak More Than A Thousand Words by Roy A. Barnes Key West, Florida, has come a long way … [Read More...]

Halcyon Hot Springs lodge

A Mountain Adventure: Hot Rocks

British Columbia and Alberta, Canada by Glen Cowley There are not enough “a's” in “aaaaaaaaah” to impart the … [Read More...]

ruins of Carthage

The Secret Roman Ruins of Tunisia

by Hollie Mantle  Why visit Tunisia? For the fresh sea breeze, the even fresher fish, and the balmy blues of the … [Read More...]

Kayaks in Florida keys

Exploring the Florida Keys by Kayak

by Roy A. Barnes The Florida Keys are made up of some 1,700 islands. From Miami to Key West, this archipelago … [Read More...]

Mieza: A Royal School for Noble Boys

Macedonia, Greece by W. Ruth Kozak It was a school, dedicated to the Nymphs, fashioned for a young prince and his … [Read More...]

Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landin

Secrets of Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing

Louisville, Kentucky by Nellotie Porter Chastain As I walk over the rise from the parking lot, I smell the damp … [Read More...]

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Kermit Beware! It’s Not That Easy Being Green – Or Brown

The Frog Museum, Estavayer-le-Lac, Switzerland by Karin Leperi Kermit the Frog from Sesame Street and Jeremy Fisher … [Read More...]

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Three Ways to Visit the Maya Ruins

by Jett & Kathryn Britnell Riviera Maya, Mexico Riviera Maya is a fanciful 20th century tourist slogan given … [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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