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Planning a Bike Tour of London

By Pearl Welch
in :  World Travel
Big Ben, London

When traveling to a new place, one of your main concerns may be, What is the best way to see the city or town? London, with its cosmopolitan flair and its iconic sights of the River Thames and Buckingham Palace, is a dream destination for many that can still be enjoyable on a budget.

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A Quiet Night at The Ritz London

By Richard Carroll
in :  World Travel
the Ritz Lobby from Rotunda

The sounds of the city entering through the swinging door of the celebrated Ritz London late at night are strangely subdued, muffled under moisture-laden clouds hovering over a slumbering Piccadilly. This elaborate palace with its imposing pink-hued marble pillars standing tall, crystal chandeliers sparkling overhead, and floor-to-ceiling mirrors, is the perfect finale to a dream-filled London evening.

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“A Royal Night Out” – The Adventures of Two Princesses – Currently on Netflix

By Lady Beverly Cohn: The Road to Hollywood
in :  Entertainment
A Royal Night Out poster

With the recently celebrated 75th Anniversary of VE Day, commemorating the end of World War II in Europe, A Royal Night Out, currently streaming on Netflix, couldn’t have been re-released at a more appropriate time. This delightful film, written by Trevor De Silva and Kevin Hood, and exquisitely directed by UK director Julian Jarroid (Brideshead Revisited,) was originally released by Lionsgate on May 8, 2015.

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The Historic London Marriott Hotel County Hall

By Richard Carroll
in :  World Travel
view of Big Ben, Westminster Bridge, and Westminster City from the Marriott Hotel County Hall

Echoes of time linger over Westminster City, the stunning architecture of its historic buildings emerging above the Thames as if preserved in a time capsule. The celebrated London Marriott County Hall overlooking the south bank of the Thames with its immense palatial columns and façade give it a demeanor of both strength and influence in keeping with its role as the historic seat and stronghold of the London County Council.

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You’ll Love THIS Cruise As It’s So Unexpected – But Also Highly Enjoyable.

By John Clayton
in :  World Travel
cruising the Regent's Canal, London, with Jason's Trip

OK, hear me out on this because what I’m going to share with you is not only surprising, but also – in my humble view – almost unknown. Which is why I call my features “Travel With A Difference.”

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The MOST Relaxing Way to San Diego – By Train

By John Clayton
in :  Travel USA
Amtrak Surfliner train

There were two reasons I wanted to take this trip. First, why would anyone living in Los Angeles take the train to San Diego, I mean you can get there in about 2 hours on the Freeway, and second, was San Diego’s airport runway, and was it long enough for the long distance flight to London?

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Dog Mushing, Alaska

By Ed Boitano
in :  Eclectic News
sled dogs, Alaska

Dog mushing is Alaska’s state sport, but it’s so much more than that. Mushing is so entwined in Alaska’s history, it’s almost impossible to think about the state without thinking of the dogs.

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How to Take the Stress Out of Travel

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
Lake Placid in winter

Leave it to London to have one of the most festive atmospheres for Christmas. The British city goes all out with large light displays, towering Christmas trees, pudding races, ballet performances, and cheerful holiday markets selling local handicrafts and treats (including many mulled wines). Make sure to plan your trip in advance to make the most of Christmas with the Queen.

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Christmas in London Guide and The Western Fjords of Norway

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
view of Norway's fjord country from atop Mount Hoven

Leave it to London to have one of the most festive atmospheres for Christmas. The British city goes all out with large light displays, towering Christmas trees, pudding races, ballet performances, and cheerful holiday markets... Nordic Travel Specialist, 50 Degrees North, has introduced an innovative new 8-day tour for 2019: ‘The Western Fjords of Norway’.

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Here’s What It’s Like to be Invited to Tour Buckingham Palace as I Was. And I’m Not Even Royalty!

By John Clayton
in :  World Travel
Buckingham Palace

OK, you saw it on TV, and you saw Prince Harry and Meghan - sorry, now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex" - and their wedding as only the Brits can do it. But think about this for a minute, can you imagine what it will be like for Meghan to now be able to actually go into and be inside Buckingham Palace - not as a tourist, but a "Royal?"

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