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Exploring Popular Film Locations in New Zealand

As a traveler and film enthusiast, I have always been fascinated by the idea of exploring the real-life locations that … [Read More...]

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10 Things You Need To Know Before Going On Safari

Before going on a Safari in Africa we are invaded by a thousand doubts, many of which go along the same lines: what will … [Read More...]

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India: New Delhi Before The Mughals

by Susmita Sengupta New Delhi, the capital of India, or Delhi as it is more popularly known, belongs to that pantheon … [Read More...]

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Whitney Plantation: A Louisiana Museum Dedicated To The Slaves

by Connie Pearson  John Cummings, New Orleans attorney, is determined for us to know the real truth about slavery in … [Read More...]

Golden Fleece pub, York

A Whirlwind Tour of England

From London to York by Chris Herbert Start with a serving of red eye from Vancouver, add a Toronto stopover, stir … [Read More...]

Talbot Tavern

Bardstown, Kentucky: frontier village and stagecoach stop

Ping, ping, ping … an inebriated Jesse James sprayed the murals at Talbott Tavern with gunfire. As the story goes, he … [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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A Clean Sweep

Victor, Colorado by Dedra Montoya “I think we’re kinda stuck in 1900,” says the owner of the Victor Trading Company, … [Read More...]

Bishop House museum

A Glimpse of Russia in Sitka, Alaska

by Cynthia J. Notti   Sarah Palin’s infamous quote about seeing Russia from her doorstep has some truth to it. If you … [Read More...]

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Life in a Slovenian Village

Gabrovka, Slovenia by Larry Zaletel Through the breaks in the clouds we begin to see the mountains slowly pass … [Read More...]

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Japan: Out of Atomic Ashes, Hiroshima Lives Again

by Thomas Kenning Hiroshima. The very name conjures powerful images of mushroom clouds and devastation. The city’s … [Read More...]

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Away from Home for the Holidays

Athens, Greece by W. Ruth Kozak Christmas in 1983 was the first time I had ever spent Christmas away from my family. … [Read More...]

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Robert ScheerHi, I’m Robert Scheer, the editor and publisher of Travel Thru History.

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).

This website was founded in 2008 by W. Ruth Kozak, and she passed the torch to me in July, 2020.

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