Why does traveling by train through Napa Valley evoke a sense of romanticism? Train travel conjures images of a bygone elegant age. Sitting in a grandiose dining car, watching spellbound out your window as places go by at a slower pace, the opportunity to explore Napa Valley by train is a time-skipping experience. The mere […]
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SAN BLAS, Mexico—The St. Augustine quote — “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page” — has guided me on a quest to visit more than 100 countries. Fellow global explorer Don George, whose writing credits range from the San Francisco Chronicle to National Geographic and Lonely Planet,
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Being a child of Greek immigrant parents, it was important that I learned about my heritage. I was blessed to spend my childhood summers in Greece. I learned the meaning of family and the concept of sharing. I slept on couches in spare rooms, hitched rides, and helped with the preparing of meals. I even
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I was blessed at a young age to discover the joys of travel. During summer vacations I was blessed to spend time in Greece, where I learned the true meaning of travel is about learning from locals while immersing into a new culture. Travel has always taught that a greater number of people that you
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Some travelers might be wondering is the Napa Valley and it’s historic towns of Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga are open for business after the terrible wildfires of October. The answer is a resounding “Yes.” America’s most notable wine immersion region is not only and running, but also into the full holiday spirit. The culinary
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Today, CBS National News phoned me as a resident Greece expert to comment on another senseless, apparently alcohol-induced loss of life that occurred over the weekend. This time on the Greek Island of Zante or Zakynthos. I was driven to tears reading the Washington Post story about another young person taken from us too soon. The article stated:
Depending on the Easter calendar, Mexico’s premier tourism trade show event Tianguis Turistico is held each year in late March or April. The 44th Tianguis kicked off last week in Acapulco. Tianguis brings travel agents, tour operators, meeting planners along with the participation of each of Mexico’s 32 states, and over 48,000 one on one
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Unless you live in New York, Boston or Miami, the degree of difficulty to get to Portugal has never been an easy task. U.S. travelers to mainland Europe’s far-flung westernmost nation either have to transit in a European gateway or fly to one of the three TAP Air Portugal U.S. hubs of Boston, Newark or
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China held its premier travel sector tourism event in Haikou, Hainan Island, where international travel agent buyers learned about new destinations in China. The conference hosted by the Haikou government and tourism board brought in distinguished media from the U.S. and Europe who attended the special three-day event. In the opening ceremony, Liu Cheng, deputy
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