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SPAIN: Mallorca

By Richard Frisbie
in :  World Travel

There are three hotels that really impressed me during my recent stay in Mallorca. Each has a distinctive vibe quite different from the others, but all have a warmth and enveloping comfort that invited me to stay. Two are located in the dramatic interior of the island and are very high-end.

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Protected: 2024: Ten Days That Shook My World Part 3

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Mount Fuji

By Tim E. Mattox
in :  World Travel

I arrived in Tokyo, Japan in 1976 as a fresh-faced United States Navy Journalist. And literally, the first site you see from Japan's capital city is the iconic, Mount Fuji. Fuji-san is the tallest mountain on the island of Honshu and it stands prominently just 60 miles southwest of metropolitan Tokyo.

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A Late-Delivery XMAS Card from Santa in Turkey, Patron Saint of Travelers

By Skip Kaltenheuser
in :  World Travel

Just a pleasure visiting the wayback, remembering my daughter’s first far-flung travel. And a chance to reprise it for Christmas and New Years wishes from the original Santa Claus. Many lay claim to the origins of the Santa legend, but St. Nicholas, of the ancient city of Myra in Turkey, is the real deal. Trace them back, most other countries’ …

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Christmas Songs & Hanukkah, too

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel

‘Tis the season for holiday songs, and below are among the first and finest. From Italy A local Italian choir filled the Naples Support Site Chapel with the sounds of a Christmas Cantata. U.S. Navy photo courtesy of Photographer’s Mate 1st Class Richard Kiroy via Wikiimedia Commons Christmas carols originated in Italy, where history tells us that the earliest Christmas …

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A Weekend in Quillan, France

By Gary Singh
in :  World Travel

The River Auge in Quillan. On a gorgeous morning near the River Aude, British expats are taking French classes in a vegan tea shop that doubles as an art gallery in Quillan, France. As I drink a pot of tea, an organic rooibos blend of some sort, other expats saunter in for their language lessons. French locals arrive with food …

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Experiencing Tortola in the British Virgin Islands in a whole new way

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  World Travel

My husband and I are travel writers. Which means when we get to a destination, we explore every aspect, constantly seeking out stories. Until we got to Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. That didn’t happen. And it was almost like – dare I say the word? – a vacation. But let’s back up a bit. We are a lot …

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A Venetian Treasure:  NH Collection Grand Hotel Palazzo dei Dogi

By Ruth J. Katz
in :  World Travel

According to Wikipedia, “the Republic of Venice, officially the Most Serene Republic of Venice and traditionally known as La Serenìssima, was a sovereign state and a maritime republic with its capital in Venice.” If you speak a wee bit of Italian, you’ll know that La Serenissima means the most serene, and if you know a wee bit about Venice, as …

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Family Fun and Savory Delights at the Luxurious Hyatt Regency Irvine

By Greg Aragon
in :  World Travel

Story and photos by Greg Aragon It’s always exciting to discover a new hotel destination, especially when it is full of pleasant surprises, and is an easy drive from Los Angeles. Such is the case with the Hyatt Regency Irvine, a newly-remodeled luxury hotel, with great location, modern rooms, a gourmet restaurant, an incredible pool area, and much, much more.  …

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Egypt: A personal interpretation of its land, people and antiquities, Part 1

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel

By Ed Boitano; Photographs by Deb Roskamp While driving deep into the desert of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, we sat three hours in a van, which was part of a convoy, apparently to assist other vans in case of mechanical failures or possible attacks from terrorists or unknown assailants. There were many checkpoints along the way, guarded by soldiers and policemen. …

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