Top Destinations for Family Learning Journeys
Published on August 27, 2019
Top Destinations for Family Learning Journeys By Carol Dimopoulos of Perillo’s Learning Journeys As President of Perillo’s Learning Journeys and in my role as an adjunct professor for SUNY Empire State College, I believe that both travel and education are investments in a child’s future. When my children were young I realized we could combine […]
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6 Cities for Art and Architecture Lovers
Published on August 22, 2019
6 Cities for Art and Architecture Lovers By Hayley Warner, Monograms Marketing Coordinator Art and architecture, created long before us and preserved to last long after us, offer a glimpse of the past – of how people looked, how they lived, what they enjoyed. And these 6 cities gave rise to those creators, to the […]
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How to Experience the Northern Lights
Published on July 18, 2019
How to Experience the Northern Lights By go-today In Finnish lore, the Northern Lights were sparks from the tail of the fire fox sprinting across the snow. Ancient Estonians believed them to be horse-drawn carriages carrying heavenly guests to a radiant wedding in the sky. Icelandic legend has it that a pregnant woman who looks […]
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Where I Fell in Love with Travel
Published on June 28, 2019
The moments that turned us into lifelong explorers. By Tyler Protano-Goodwin, Marketing Executive at Audley Travel In the world of travel we talk a lot about our favorite countries, but what about the places we first fell in love with? The place that changed our idea of travel forever. Where did you realize that […]
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A Mom’s Guide to Going Guided – Family Fun Made Easy
Published on June 20, 2019
By Melissa DaSilva, President of Trafalgar, Costsaver and Brendan Vacations I love travel. It’s exhilarating, relaxing and fun… but more than that, I fundamentally believe travel changes you. Experiencing new cultures and meeting people from new destinations broadens horizons, creates connections and teaches understanding and empathy. I want to share this passion and […]
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5 Reasons Icelanders Are So Happy
Published on June 13, 2019
By Lisa Young, Product Manager with Authentic Vacations Lisa Young is a product manager and writer for Authentic Vacations. Travel experiences involving food, wine, art, live music, wellness and engaging with locals make her heart sing. Remember The Partridge Family, an American sitcom from the early 1970s? The show’s theme song was, “Come On, […]
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3 Trips That Highlight the Diverse Nature, Culture, and History in North America
Published on May 29, 2019
By Chelsea Todaro, Public Relations Specialist with The Travel Corporation At more than nine million square miles, North America is a vast and diverse continent that likely has close to nine million different ways for travelers to explore. For those thinking of a vacation within the US or Canada, a guided trips through Insight […]
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How to Pack for a Jet Trip Around the World
Published on May 22, 2019
By Becky Youman, TCS World Travel “I wish I would have packed less.” At TCS World Travel, we often hear this comment from our guests after their around-the-world expeditions. Even on the most seamless journey, overpacking can add unnecessary time and stress to your arrivals and departures, and could even prevent you from taking […]
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Colorful and Flower-Inspired Trips All Year-Long
Published on May 15, 2019
As the winter melts away and flowers begin to bloom, spring is one of the most colorful times of year to visit new destinations. Cherry blossoms take over Japan’s landscape in March, followed by Holland’s famous tulips bursting out of the ground in April, and London’s RHS Chelsea Flower in May welcomes more than […]
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Meet the Primates: The Gorillas of Rwanda
Published on May 8, 2019
By Jennifer Eremeeva Jennifer Eremeeva was Alexander+Roberts manager of services in Russia for many years. An accomplished traveler, Jennifer writes about her adventures around the world frequently and recently published Lenin Lives Next Door, a witty depiction of life as an expat in Moscow. It is telling an overwhelming number of travelers report that […]
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