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Mass Tourism - Mykonos again
This is a rather less exalted posting than the last one about Mykonos. Mykonos must be the original of Through the Looking-Glass. Whatever direction you set out in, you end up somewhere else. What is … more →
Electric Prayer
Why Cape Verde
capeverdepropertyportal wrote 1 month ago: The secret getaway of stunning postcard beaches frequented by the Portuguese and Italians has been d … more →
The truth behind Soekershof
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soekershof wrote 1 month ago: Soekershof is a place you visit for its eccentric maze and unusual gardens. But what if we tell you … more →
Virtual Or Real Taj Mahal?
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hanba wrote 1 month ago: The Taj Mahal, Agra (source: wili_hybrid) Once, sitting on a bench by the Taj Mahal while waiting fo … more →
My love affair with tourism You Lucky People
valerex wrote 5 months ago: Chapter 1 Falling in Love In 1953, at the tender age of 8, I fell in love – twice. The lovely … more →
Best Aquariums in the U.S.
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Sharon Parson wrote 6 months ago: Long time no speak! I’ve had a crazy few months – girls in school, girls home schooled, one girl in, … more →
Christmas in Albuquerque
Martha Williams wrote 6 months ago: I have a daughter, Janet, with whom I’ve been mostly out of touch for the last five or six years. It … more →
Public Menorah lightings
Peter Brody wrote 6 months ago: Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah to all! On Sunday night (the first night of Hanukkah) I went to t … more →
Wine spas in the U.S. (mainly California)
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Kevin Shaw wrote 7 months ago: Now there’s a concept. I only recently became introduced to the concept of the “wine spa” recently w … more →
Next stop: Vermont and Maine Fall Foliage!
Jen Barclay wrote 9 months ago: I know I said the Massachusetts fall foliage was the best of the best, but that’s because I hadn’t b … more →
Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month!
TripCart wrote 9 months ago: We are smack in the middle of National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 – October 15) and museu … more →
Real Men go to Spas
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Peter Brody wrote 9 months ago: There is nothing unmanly about relaxation. Some guys play video games, some guys work out, and some … more →
Boston Fall Foliage on a Tank of Gas
TripCart wrote 10 months ago: TripCart analytic software has shown us that the trends in this years fall foliage season is to go o … more →
Where NOT to go... 10 Most Hurricane Vulnerable Areas
TripCart wrote 10 months ago: If anyone is going to endorse and encourage travel, it’s us. But as you know, safety always comes fi … more →
Daytime visits to Washington, D.C.
Sharon Parson wrote 11 months ago: Homeschooling the kids for the year was a success, though I do have to admit, having them in day cam … more →
Dog-Friendly Ski Resorts in California
Kevin Shaw wrote 1 year ago: I know ski season is over, but I just came across this great resource that lists pet-friendly ski re … more →
Mass Tourism - Mykonos again
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universalis wrote 1 year ago: This is a rather less exalted posting than the last one about Mykonos. Mykonos must be the original … more →
Returning to Zion
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Tim Groom wrote 1 year ago: Howdy, peeps! Hows it hangin? How are the bones? I’m broadcasting to you from (a little too) sunny B … more →
Evolving into a nomad chick…
Martha Williams wrote 1 year ago: My friend Robert told me that the Portland Japanese Garden is not to be missed, so I’ll add that to … more →
Greek Island Skyros is not a destination of mass-tourism
grpresspoland wrote 1 year ago: (GREEK NEWS AGENDA) The island of Skyros lies in the Northern Aegean, the largest and most isola … more →
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