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St. Lucia: Rich in Color, Culture, Crafts and Conviviality

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Celia Abernethy – An American in Milano 

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A Taste of Adventure in Vietnam

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Exploring the Mediterranean with Holland America’s ms Veendam, Part I

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Exploring the Mediterranean with Holland America’s ms Veendnam, Installment II

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Trulli Charming

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

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Glamour Under the Italian Sun: The Hotel Santa Caterina

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St. Lucia: Rich in Color, Culture, Crafts and Conviviality

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  World Travel

So there I was, at the Sulphur Springs Mud Bath in St Lucia, being smeared with green mud all over my body. Two layers first to exfoliate. Then sprinkled with black mud, a guide creating designs in stripes and handprints as if my arms, face and chest were a canvas. I felt like I was in a pool full of zebras. Okay, zebras with black handprints all over dotting the mud masterpiece. Allegedly, the mineral waters in which we were submerged washed off 10 years along with the mud palette. I'm pretty sure my husband didn't notice any difference…

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Celia Abernethy – An American in Milano 

By Richard Carroll
in :  World Travel

Standing six feet tall in her bare feet, strikingly attractive, with a relaxing glow of self-confidence and the posture and demeanor of a former fashion model, Celia Abernethy is an expat from Long Island, New York, enjoying an ongoing love affair with Milano and the city of Lecco, her Lake Como home. The ideal Travel Consultant and Itinerary Designer for Milano and Lake Como, she offers remarkable assistance to visitors world-wide. Discovered by a modeling agency at age 16, Celia had her modeling career up and running after graduating high school. She first set foot in Milano as a fashion model and was successfully highlighted in the challenging world of fashion for some ten years, working the fashion trail in London, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Tokyo, New York, and Milano, among others.

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A Taste of Adventure in Vietnam

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel

Our wooden vessel glided along Ha Long Bay’s jade green waters. Located off the coast of Northeastern Vietnam, its stunning 620 sq miles of seascape is one of the country’s five UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Hundreds of towering karsts dotted the horizon. Vendors in little skiffs tapped on the side of our vessel, selling unfamiliar exotic fruits – mangosteen, rambutan (aka Harry Cherry), longan, star and jack fruits.

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Exploring the Mediterranean with Holland America’s ms Veendam, Part I

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
view of Monaco

As I window shopped along the pristine streets of Monaco’s Golden Circle, where the chic clothing venues of Hermes, Christian Dior, Gucci and Prada are located, I decided then and there I would save my Christmas shopping for later. Passing the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo, it occurred to me that I could fatten my billfold at the palatial establishment.

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Exploring the Mediterranean with Holland America’s ms Veendnam, Installment II

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
Barbary monkey with the ms Veendam and the Strait of Gibraltar in the background

Well, I’m still basking in the memories of my cruise experience aboard Holland America’s ms Veendam. At the end of each day’s illuminating tours of the ports of call – Lucca and Pisa, Malaga, Barcelona, Monaco and Gibraltar – I would excitedly rush back to the vessel to my favorite lounge, the Crow’s Nest, where I’d compile my notes over a crisp, full flavored Budweiser Budvar (circa 1245).

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Trulli Charming

By Stephen Brewer
in :  World Travel
the landscape of Alberobello, southeastern Puglia region, Italy

It’s almost impossible not to fall under the spell of this dreamscape where round, domed houses known as trulli rise from gentle hillsides. Alberobello will make you feel like you’ve stepped into the pages of a fairy tale, but this small town in Italy’s southeastern Puglia region is decidedly of this world, fashioned from limestone, surrounded by centuries-old vineyards and olive groves, and home to 11,000 residents.

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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 lack of versatility with the language. Our waiter obliged with two glasses of wine and a hearty, Welcome to Provence!

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Glamour Under the Italian Sun: The Hotel Santa Caterina

By Stephen Brewer
in :  World Travel
Hotel Santa Caterina on the edge of a cliff on the Amalfi coast, southern Italy

How was your journey? The Gambardella family, several generations of whom are usually on the scene, have been asking this question ever since they began welcoming guests to their villa-like retreat on the edge of a cliff along the legendary Amalfi Coast of southern Italy in 1904.

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Egypt: 6000 Years of History Come Alive Throughout the Country

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  World Travel

I was about to begin a magical journey through 6000 years of history. And then accept the hard truth. How do you recapture 6000 years of history in 1200 words, the social media-inspired limited attention span requirement that travel editors now impose on their writers? Usually my articles weave a story; this one's not going to. I think all I can do is let you experience a little bit of Egypt the way I did.

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

By Skip Kaltenheuser
in :  World Travel
Santa Claus stand-ins at the Antalya Archeological Museum

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’ Santa legends are spinoffs.

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