
A first-person account of the Trans Bhutan Trail: memories of connection and community in one of the world’s most remote destinations
Published on August 31, 2023
A first-person account of the Trans Bhutan Trail: memories of connection and community in one of the world’s most remote destinations By: Heidi Durflinger, President of EF Go Ahead Tours The beauty of Bhutan struck me before I even set foot in the country. As I flew into the town of Paro, I was awed […]
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Tips for Planning Honeymoons and Destination Weddings at Sea
Published on August 23, 2023
Tips for Planning Honeymoons and Destination Weddings at Sea By Windstar Cruises Whether it’s a honeymoon in Tahiti or exchanging vows in the Mediterranean, a cruise delivers the perfect combination of romance and adventure. Small ship cruising caters to guests seeking intimate experiences, and from candlelit dinners to lounging on private beaches, there are endless […]
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Passport Delays Causing Travel Chaos
Published on August 17, 2023
Passport Delays Causing Travel Chaos By: Steve Diehl, Chief Corporate Development Officer – CIBT It is the traveler’s worst nightmare; you’ve meticulously planned a trip abroad, you’re packed and ready to head to the airport, and then you realize your passport is expired. Or it is lost, or damaged, or does not have the minimum […]
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10 Surprises from African Safaris
Published on August 11, 2023
10 Surprises from African Safaris By Overseas Adventure Travel (O.A.T.) An African safari is a lifetime dream for many travelers drawn to the wildlife, game drives, and endless vistas. Overseas Adventure Travel presents the safari experience through the eyes and lenses of two Overseas Adventure Travel (O.A.T.) travelers, Barbara Robert and Petra Graves. Their photos […]
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From “What to do?” to Fully Planned Family Adventure
Published on July 26, 2023
From “What to do?” to Fully Planned Family Adventure A Mom is one phone call away from the family trip of a lifetime By: Jennifer Tombaugh, Tauck President Last month, my summer vacation plans fell apart. One son’s internship started earlier than expected, my eldest daughter’s art project needed advanced prep, and our carefully planned, […]
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Navigating the Unpredictable: Unpacking the Most Common Travel Insurance Claims and How to Handle Them
Published on July 17, 2023
Navigating the Unpredictable: Unpacking the Most Common Travel Insurance Claims and How to Handle Them By: Redpoint Travel Protection Travel is, by nature, an unpredictable endeavor. We plot our journeys with meticulous detail, but life has a way of inserting unexpected plot twists. It’s these unforeseen curveballs that make travel insurance such a vital companion […]
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Kauai: A Day in the Life of Hawaii’s Oldest Island
Published on June 29, 2023
Kauai: A Day in the Life of Hawaii’s Oldest Island By Dale Myers, Pleasant Holidays The islands of Hawaii are diverse: Maui is a mecca with its Seven Sacred Pools. The Island of Hawaii is bigger than all the other Hawaiian Islands combined, is the most ecologically diverse and has one of the most active […]
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Eight Immersive Travel Experiences in Manitoba
Published on June 14, 2023
Eight Immersive Travel Experiences in Manitoba By: Melanie Swenarchuk The province of Manitoba, nestled in the heart of Canada, offers visitors a chance to embark on extraordinary eco-friendly tours, discover captivating Indigenous attractions, and indulge in immersive cultural experiences. With its untouched natural landscapes and commitment to sustainability, Manitoba beckons travelers seeking genuine adventure and […]
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The Plight of the Forest Person
Published on May 24, 2023
The Plight of the Forest Person By: Ralf Korber – SITA World Tours Wake up is at 3am. Breakfast. At 4am we get into our two boats, ten of us in each simple, open craft to go down the lower Kinabatangan River to the Bornean village of Sukau where a bus will be waiting returning […]
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Poland
Open hearts. Open arms.
Published on May 10, 2023
Poland Open hearts. Open arms. The people of Poland have a long tradition of welcoming guests and for centuries accepting travelers under their roof was a matter of common courtesy. Today, visitors can experience this hospitality both in big-city hotels, picturesquely located manors and palaces, and in the idyllic surroundings of agro-tourism farms or vineyards. You’ll […]
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