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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Nov
13
By Barbara Diggs
Blois is a small, picturesque city that lies along the lower banks of the Loire river.

Dating back to the 6th century, Blois was home to numerous counts and kings throughout its history, including Louis XII and Francois I, and was the…
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Tags: France, Loire Valley |
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Nov
5
By Will Joce
Travellers on a budget, especially those from countries where museum entrance is free, receive a nasty shock when they arrive in
Vienna.

Not only is the travel infrastructure slightly more expensive than elsewhere, especially anywhere to the East, but most activities…
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Tags: budget, Vienna |
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Nov
4
By Anjeeta Nayar
As the end of the year rolls by,
London transforms in to a magical wonderland just in time for the Christmas holidays.

Christmas is one of the most eagerly anticipated holidays in London. The Christmas break in London usually extends over four…
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Tags: Christmas, London, shopping |
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Nov
1
By Satu Rommi
Bangkok is full of Thai massage parlours, but many of them offer other than therapeutic massage services. So how to find a genuine traditional Thai massage in Bangkok?

Traditional Thai massage (or Nuad Phaen Boran) is a healing art and…
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Tags: wellness |
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Oct
30
By Grace A.
Planning to celebrate Halloween in
San Francisco?

It’s a sure thing that you will be spoilt for choice! Where better to celebrate the outlandish and macabre than in one of the fun-est locales in the world? Here are some options…
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Tags: family, Halloween |
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Oct
25
By Ami K. Goemans
Sure, there are plenty of shops for shopaholics in
Rotterdam, but what about the avid collectors who have a special interest in comic books, intricate figurines and perhaps 1950s memorabilia?

This article is for those you who, like me, share a…
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Tags: shopping |
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Oct
21
By Jessica Spiegel
Maybe it's fate that I was asked to write about what I'd consider the top Halloween destinations in Europe, since I have such an affinity for things like crypts and cemeteries.

Fate or not, I'm happy to tell you why I think these…
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Tags: Halloween, Paris, Prague, Rome |
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Oct
17
By Maureen Moore
For art lovers,
Lisbon also has something to offer just about everyone. From contemporary galleries, urban street art, traditional fine art, to a new design museum, there is plenty to pack into your visit.

Among the more obvious visits are also the lesser…
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Tags: Art, Lisbon |
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Oct
14
By Jon France
If you are heading to
Madrid this fall, then it is likely that you will end up travelling through
Madrid Barajas Airport.

This is quite an old airport, originally built in 1928, but it has undergone huge modifications…
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Tags: airports, Madrid, transportation |
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Oct
11
By Rob Callan
Villa D’este was once a private refuge for the Catholic clergy. Commissioned by the Cardinal Ippolito II D’este in the 17th century this UNESCO World Heritage Site is now home to ticket holders.

The Villa has an amazing décor with each room having it’s own…
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Tags: family, romance, Rome |
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Oct
8
By Phil McDonald
If you close your eyes and think of Orlando then I bet Mickey and Minnie aren’t too far away.

The whole city is in love with Disney and the world has flocked to Walt Disney World Resort ever since the 60s, making… read full article
Tags: family |
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Oct
1
By Amanda Xploradora
Are you a movie addict? Symptoms range from remembering lines to humming theme songs and visiting film locations - places that end up in travel itineraries because fans can’t get enough of them in reel and want to see them for real.

Here are…
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Tags: New York |
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Sep
26
By Thom Harding
The world heritage city of
Bath in Somerset, England is well-known for its beautiful Abbey and for the natural hot springs housed in the ancient
Roman Baths.

Especially now that the public baths have been re-opened to the public (in a brand…
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Tags: family, London, UK |
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Sep
25
By Poonam Chopra
Straying away from the splendid architecture, royal ballet performances, and the excitement of urban culture in
St. Petersburg can be difficult, especially if you are a metropolitan city girl like me.

But there are times where the hustle and bustle…
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