Nov
28
By Anita Choudhary
For many international travelers, there are probably two key reasons for visiting France – namely the cuisine and the wines.

The country is well known for having some exquisite restaurants steeped in cultural culinary traditions as well as producing some of the best wines in… read full article
Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Tags: France, wine
Nov
27
By Will Joce
As the former capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the seat of the Habsburgs, Vienna is one of the few cities in Europe which has kept its Imperial splendour and charm while advancing boldly into the modern world.

While destinations… read full article
Topic: General Travel |
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Tags: luxury, Vienna
Nov
26
By Travel Agony Aunt

Dear Travel Agony Aunt, Want to spend a week in southern Italy Will be treveling with three to four couples who want to rent a fully equipped farm house as a home base for a week while explore the area… read full article
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Tags: hotels, Italy
Nov
25
By Barbara Diggs
On the whole, Christmas in
Paris tends to be a rather low-key affair.

The stores are not mobbed with shoppers frantically searching for last-minute Christmas gifts. Nor are you bombarded with Christmas carols in every store and elevator…
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Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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Tags: Christmas, Paris
Nov
24
By Grace A.
If you are not a stickler for all things natural then
Las Vegas is a great place to celebrate Christmas.

This city of illusions proves itself as the weaver of magic and dreams during this time of the…
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Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Tags: Christmas, family, kids
Nov
23
By Paul Crompton
The New Year is coming up so fast you’ll not even have time to practice gurgling out the chorus of Auld Lang Syne before the clock strikes 12.

Many people affected by the economic crisis will be willing to bid what will… read full article
Topic: Top five Monday |
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Tags: amsterdam, London, Paris, Rome, Vienna
Nov
22
By Tiffany
No visit to
Dublin is complete without a trip to Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest and most renowned University, and no visit to Trinity College is complete without a peek at the Book of Kells.

The illuminated work was composed by Monks in 800…
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Topic: General Travel |
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Tags: Art, culture, Dublin
Nov
21
By Lara Bensenia
Located in the heart of France’s Alsace region on the Franco-German border,
Strasbourg exemplifies the best of both French and German culture with its fine wine, gastronomical delicacies, and relaxed conviviality.

However, Strasbourg’s most endearing feature appears during the holiday season…
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Topic: Travel with kids |
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Tags: Christmas, family, France, kids
Nov
20
By Marion
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Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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Tags: airports, hotels, packing
Nov
19
By Allan Dumayas
Almost everyone I know wants to visit the city of
Venice in Italy for a number of good reasons.

Some want to experience Italy’s well-preserved culture, others to tie the knot (yes, couples do go to the so-called “City of…
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Topic: General Travel |
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Nov
18
By Anita Choudhary
There are literally hundreds of cities in the US alone that have become popular favorites where the family vacation is concerned. One of the first cities that come to mind is
Orlando, Florida.

Orlando has become one of the most desirable…
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Topic: Travel with kids |
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Tags: family, kids
Nov
17
By Grace A.
New York plays host to the grandest of Christmas celebration that there is anywhere in the world.

Things to see: Christmas Shows and New York Sights
Just walking around the streets of New York during Christmas feels like a walk in…
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Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Tags: Christmas, family, kids, New York, winter
Nov
17
By Anjeeta Nayar
Christmas in London often conjures up an image of dull drab skies and freezing temperatures but this vibrant city actually comes to life over the festive season when its major streets are illuminated with spectacular displays of Christmas lights and decorations.

Tourists along…
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Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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Tags: Christmas, family, kids, London, winter
Nov
16
By Morgan Hille
1. Festival d’Avignon and Avignon-Off

If you enjoy theater, performance art, dance or simply entertainment, and if you can plan well in advance for accommodations then definitely get to Avignon for the festivals held in July. The action takes place all over town… read full article
Topic: Top five Monday |
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Tags: festivals, France, Provence
Nov
15
By Will Joce
Estonia has done a very good job of turning its back on its history as an occupied province of the Soviet empire.

It is now a fully assimilated member of the EU and as such has been welcoming a steady stream of tourists…
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Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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Tags: Eastern Europe