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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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The World’s MOST Romantic Beach – It’s On an Island Only 689 Feet Wide!

By John Clayton
in :  World Travel

Have you ever had one of those dreams where you’ve fantasized about a gorgeous South Seas Pacific island beach that’s surrounded by pristine, crystal clear waters so beautiful it makes you wonder if such a beach might REALLY exist somewhere in the world?

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Airport Restaurants

By Victor Block
in :  World Travel

Some diners are savoring tasty cured meats, cheese boards and other gourmet treats that provide a flavorful European flair. Others chow down at food prepared by a chef whose cooking has earned him a Michelin star, a stint on the Top Chef Masters TV show and seven James Beard Awards.

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Accessible Travel

By Victor Block
in :  Travel Tips, World Travel

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, more than one in four adults in the United States suffer from some type of disability. Fortunately, this doesn't prevent many of them from traveling to places near and far from where they live.

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Finding Peace in La Paz – The World’s Aquarium on Mexico’s Sea of Cortez

By Deborah Roskamp
in :  World Travel

There was not a hint of litter on the street. Mexican children frolicked on the beach. Los Pacenos (La Paz natives) offered gentle smiles as they jogged and strolled past me along the Malecón – La Paz’s bay-front boardwalk that stretches along the historic downtown.

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Provence, France: Proving that Hill Towns Plus a Plethora of Wine and Cheese Promise Paradise

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  World Travel

Naturally we started our trip off with a glass of wine at lunch. After all, it was too late for breakfast… Deux verres de vin rouge – um, uh — pas sec. Un peu… Finally I just threw my hands in the air and laughed. I meant well but it seemed unfair to make our poor waiter suffer for my …

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Whimsical Wonders of Coastal Maine: A Road Trip Through the Pine Tree State

By admin
in :  World Travel

By guest photographer Joanne Kawamura and a friend Nestled along the jagged coastline where the Atlantic whispers secrets to ancient pines, Maine beckons with its blend of rugged beauty and quirky charm. From Boothbay Harbor’s enchanted gardens to Kennebunkport’s presidential pews, this autumn drive reveals the state’s offbeat treasures. Pack your flannel and a sweet tooth—here’s a taste of Maine’s …

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