I’m always slightly embarrassed to admit that I never quite got the hang of skiing, despite spending hundreds of hours on the slopes. Some people think it’s a waste that I was there a whole year and am not on my way to the Olympics.
Never a Dull Moment in New York: A City for All Seasons
A place where you can visit year-round is a place where you can avoid the tourism rush or enjoy the rush if you want. New York offers exactly that. No matter which season you choose to visit New York, you are bound to enjoy the city.
6 Must-Sees In Belfast For Art Lovers
Belfast is a city with a rich history and a turbulent political past with tensions still existing to this day. All of this has contributed to a thriving art scene and today the city is experiencing a rebirth becoming a hub for culture, technology and innovation all while never forgetting its past. Here are 6 must sees that are sure to make your visit one to remember.
What To Do If Your Wallet Is Stolen When Abroad
Setbacks when abroad do happen, no matter how well we prepare for them. Even after making photocopies of our main documents, backups of all our computer files, and carefully reading travel advisory reports, troubles can still take us by surprise.
5 Reasons Why Traveling is Good for the Soul
Travel is so much more than just ticking off your bucket list. Learn how travel can enrich your life and make you a new person in the process.
Water for Elegance – One Man’s Dream
Today, National Trust-listed Paronella Park is a multi-award winning tourist attraction – a place for weddings, birthdays, social gatherings and day trips. It is still a place of dreams, its decaying moss-laced stonework a timely reminder of the power of the human spirit.
Let’s Keep Bourdain’s Vision Alive
As the late cultural chef, Anthony Bourdain, advised, “Don’t be afraid of random acts of hospitality… be open, without judgement or fear. Walk in their shoes, or at least eat their food. It’s a plus for everybody.”
Transported to Devils’ Island – Part 2
Like its ancient, limestone cliffs – bed-upon-bed of compressed fossil shells first laid down 280 million years ago – Maria Island,declared a national park in 1971, is a many-layered experience.
Living Like a Royal in Cuba’s King’s Gardens
Mounted on the smaller section of the Playa Pilar Beach, the hotel is directly adjacent to a national park that sports a protected area of towering vegetation-covered dunes… and a beach that is one of the more spectacular in the Caribbean.
Transported to Devils’ Island – Part 1
Like its ancient, limestone cliffs – bed-upon-bed of compressed fossil shells first laid down 280 million years ago – Maria Island,declared a national park in 1971, is a many-layered experience.
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