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A Hotel that Knows How to Make You Smile: London’s Remarkable nhow

By Ruth J. Katz
in :  World Travel

A sensory blitz overtakes me as I shamble (yes, the result of that red-eye, early-morning arrival at Heathrow, so I am a little beleaguered) into the very groovy nhow Hotel lobby in Shoreditch, a London neighborhood that has (to quote Wikipedia) "become synonymous with the concept of contemporary 'hipsterfication' of regenerated urban areas"

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Two “Must See” Truly Spectacular Places in Europe. Here’s Why.

By John Clayton
in :  World Travel

Built in the late 1700s its location on a lonely, high cliff that overlooks the often raging seas below is, in my view, one of the most romantic and yes, stunning places in all of Bonnie Scotland. It was a delightful and wonderfully sunny day when I visited and, as a WW2 buff, I was fascinated to learn that the entire top floor is a luxurious suite called “The Eisenhower Apartment.” It was so named in 1945 as a “Thank You” from the people of Scotland to the American general for what he did in WW2.

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10 Romantic Places to Renew Your Wedding Vows

By Susan Breslow
in :  World Travel

Would you marry your partner all over again? If the answer is yes, start thinking about a vow renewal. There’s no better way to celebrate an anniversary than with a trip capped with a joyful celebration. Unlike a destination wedding, no legal rigmarole attends a destination vow renewal. You won’t have to sign official documents or even secure an officiant. Want a friend to stand up in front of you or write your own vows? Go for it!

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Vietnam: Fifty Years After the War

By admin
in :  World Travel

Vietnam is a captivating country where ancient natural wonders blend seamlessly with vibrant urban energy and a remarkable story of resilience.

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An Escape to Five Island Destinations

By Ringo Boitano
in :  World Travel

Soothing trade winds caress the landscape. Palm trees sway in the breeze. Gentle waves blanket the golden sand. Please forgive this stilted attempt to be descriptive – but I’m feeling a bit of the pre-holiday stress, and I thought it was fitting to emotionally escape to some of my favorite island destination. Come to think of it, they’re not all tropical. But an island is an island.

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The Best Virtual Vacations

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel

You may not be traveling to far-away places in the immediate future, but we can bring them to you.  Here’s a series of T-Boy’s virtual vacations, and we hope you’ll be able to go there and to other distant destinations soon.

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Tempting Time: Hotel L’Orologio Roma

By Ruth J. Katz
in :  World Travel

One thing you’ll never have to ask, if you are ensconced-and I might add, you will be ensconced very happily and very pleasantly-in Hotel L’Orologio Roma, is what time is it? The hotel’s name is a dead give-away: L’Orologio, or the clock.

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Over-Tourism: Too Much of a Good Thing

By Victor Block
in :  World Travel

Some states, cities and towns in the Unites States and elsewhere have been overwhelmed recently with an onslaught of visitors. Along with the positive benefits of tourism, there can be a number of downsides to what is known as over-tourism.

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Cavorting with Stingrays and Coral Reefs on Grand Cayman in the Caribbean

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  World Travel

Cavorting with Sting Rays and Coral Reefs on Grand Cayman in the Caribbean He was a smooth operator, this one - his silky body caressing mine in most provocative ways. But I knew we wouldn't be leaving together as his home was a large sandbar he shared with several of his wingmen - very large wingmen actually - emphasis on wing….. Although we're visiting their habitat in the wild, let's be clear here. They know where their next squid meal is coming from.

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A Week-Long Mission Trip to Thailand

By admin
in :  World Travel

Thirty-one missionaries serving in South East Asia came to this spot for this annual conference. These dedicated individuals deserve immense appreciation for leaving behind the comforts and conveniences of their home countries—often easier lifestyles with stable routines, familiar communities, and modern amenities—to venture into Asia and spread the gospel. Their selflessness in facing cultural adjustments, language barriers, and sometimes challenging living conditions truly inspires us, as they commit to sharing faith and hope in regions far from their own.

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