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Tag Archives: Mexico

Vancouver Valentines, Flight Etiquette, Romantic Africa

By Ed Boitano
in :  Eclectic Stuff
aerial view of Vancouver

See the list of seven Vancouver Valentine’s Day date night ideas for you and your special someone... experience the romantic trip of your dreams with African Travel, Inc. by touching an ancient culture, discovering the magic of the wild and relaxing in spectacular luxury... meet the woman who helped book hotel rooms for 80 homeless people in freezing Chicago,

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10 Romantic Places to Renew Your Wedding Vows

By Susan Breslow
in :  World Travel
Omni Mount Washington Resort at the base of Mount Washington, New Hampshire

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.

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Anniversaries, Passport Photos

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
Bruderkuss (Fraternal Kiss) Graffiti at the Berlin Wall

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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My Own Private 2018: A List of my Favorite Trips

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
Ed's favorite trips of 2018

Well, all my travel journalist colleagues seem to be doing it; so I thought it was about time for me to finally compile my own list of favorite travel destinations in 2018. I was blessed to experience such an array of edifying and diverse landscapes and cultures. Did I say diverse?

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Three Things About the Yucatán

By Manuel Holden-Ayala
in :  Three Things About...
monastery on top of a Mesoamerican pyramid, Izamal

Here in the Yucatán we are most famous for our Mayan Culture and the way that this has been expressed through Archeology and Gastronomy. Chichen Itza was recognized as a wonder of the world by UNESCO in 2007 and is well worth visiting either during the day or at night.

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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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The Wonders of a Yucatán Land Safari

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
woman working on handicrafts at Campeche

People watch in awe as the morning sun first breaks over the ruins of Chichen Itza, a Maya city considered one of the new seven wonders of the world. A shaman conducts a purification ritual in the small contemporary Maya town of Nolo, while a farmer cuts branches off an Agave plant which will be stripped and made into rope (sisal) at the Hacienda of Sotuta de Peon.

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A Profile in Courage — The Story of Padre Pro

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
Padre Pro stretches out his arms to resemble the Crucified

Padre Pro's last request was to be allowed to kneel and pray. When the firing squad shots failed to kill him, a soldier shot him at point-blank range. Pro had been falsely accused in the bombing attempt of former Mexican President Álvaro Obregón, and had become a wanted man. Betrayed to the authorities, he was sentenced to death without the benefit of any legal process.

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Sharing the Iberostar Amenities When Resorts Are Clustered

By Richard Frisbie
in :  World Travel
the Iberostar Grand Paraiso, Rivieria Maya, Mexico

During, my recent stay at Iberostar Grand Paraiso in Riviera Maya, Mexico, I realized that I had the use of five resorts, and all their amenities, for the price of one. What an incredible bargain that turned out to be! The whole complex was like a village, with five “neighborhood” resorts clustered along the beach. Besides their own amenities, together they shared a shopping center featuring a huge spa, a 2-story professional gym building, 18 hole golf course, theater, convention center, tennis courts, and, most importantly, the economy of size.

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Viva Mexico City – Eight Days in the Capital of Mexico

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
one of Mexico City's attractions

And then the rains came down, blessing this magical and sacred city of 21,321,000 million inhabitants and giving them a gentle reprieve from their bustling and productive lives. It has been said that Mexico City has a perfect annual spring temperature, making it an abundant produce belt for Mexico and the rest of the world.

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