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Victoria Boster

Our Grand Canyon Adventures

By Vicky Boster – “It seems a gigantic statement for even Nature to make~” John Muir We began our trip in Las Vegas – 3 days of rest and relaxation, catching up on sleep, catching rays by the pool, and of course, catching glimpses of the neon lights in the city

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Donna Hull

Summer On The Trail

By Donna Hull – Summer’s finally here! There’s no better way to celebrate than spending a little time out on the trail. Whether you’re vacationing at a favorite destination or visiting in your own backyard, there’s a hiking trail out there with your name on it.  Here are a few

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Amy Johnson

Don’t Let Poor Planning Ruin Your Travel Plans

By Amy Johnson – We’re in the midst of peak spring travel season right now. Whether you are going to Mexico, an island in the Caribbean or a cruise, many spring break trips include air travel. If you have a spring break trip booked within the next month or so

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Amy Johnson

Tips on Preventing Travel Debacles

By Amy Johnson – It’s been an interesting past couple weeks…with the snow storms and last minute spring break vacation requests/questions. But, what tipped the scales was a somewhat unusual text from a client sailing on a cruise recently. The text read something like “Wanted to let you know that

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Majorca – A Beach Paradise

With over 300 miles of coastline the island of Majorca is a beach paradise. With the breathtaking beaches and the comfort of the Island’s resorts, many visitors may miss the island’s other sights. There are so many things to experience and do while visiting but we’ve listed 8 things you can do in just three short days in Majorca

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Making the Most of Your Cruise Day in San Juan

By Vicki Boster – A Fairly Leisurely 6 Hour Itinerary The tropical island of Puerto Rico is only a short flight from the mainland of the United States, but it’s worlds away from the winter weather that most of us are experiencing right now. Here you can find warm and

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Carol Doyel

Romance in the Carolina’s

By Carol Doyel – My husband and I took a wonderful road trip for our anniversary last fall from Louisiana through Georgia, to North Carolina where we stayed in Ashville, onto South Carolina  where we visited the great town of Charleston, returning to New Orleans. Our primary destinations, the Carolina’s.

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Tristan Rothwell

You’re Packed & Ready To Go…

By Tristan Rothwell – You’ve booked a vacation, the flights have been arranged and your dream hotel is reserved. Why should travel insurance hold you back? You can have the trip of a lifetime at any age. Unfortunately, age and experience are not looked upon so favorably by some travel

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Michele McIntyre

Travel Review: Key West Attractions

By Michele McIntyre – I just returned from an epic trip to Miami and the Florida Keys, including five days in sunny Key West. We stayed four nights at the fabulous Ocean Key Resort & Spa, located at Key West’s best address: Zero Duvall Street. Key West is a haven for

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How to Plan a Multifamily Vacation

Life & Beauty Weekly: Happy You By Cynthia Hanson for Life & Beauty Weekly Wish you had more time to spend with your best friend or your family members? Try a multifamily vacation! These group getaways are a growing trend — the travel industry calls them “togethering.” They’re a chance

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The Top 5 Destinations for Boomers in 2012

By Anna Dewinter – According to the United States Census Bureau, baby boomers are those Americans who were born between 1943 and 1964. During this span of time, the birth rate was higher than usual, a fact which has had a ripple effect across the US economy as the boomers

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Victoria Boster

Cruising Tips

By Vicki Boster – Cruising is quickly becoming one of the most popular modes of vacation travel. With itineraries that take you to wonderful and fascinating places all over the world, multiple activities (you can be as busy as you want – or NOT!), dining options to please all types of tastes,

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Five Benefits of Cruising From One of 29 North American Ports

By Cruises-N-More – Great Deals From Miami, New Orleans, New York, Los Angeles, Seattle and Galveston, Texas Due to the expansion of the cruise industry and availability of North America cruise ports, millions of Americans are within easy driving distance of taking a cruise, say the cruise experts at Cruises-N-More.

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Miriam Olin

Taking Only Memories and Leaving Nothing Behind-Responsible Tourism

By Miriam Olin – Go Mo Places is all about Responsible Tourism; taking only memories and leaving nothing behind. Responsible Tourism, also known as Sustainable Tourism, creates better communities to live in and better destinations to visit. It minimizes negative economic, environmental and social impacts. Boosted economies benefit the locals while

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Edwina Parker

Packing Tips for the Average Traveler

One of the most frequent questions I receive is always a variation of “How do I pack less and still have enough stuff for a week in (wherever they are going)?”. As baggage fees have skyrocketed over the past couple of years this question has become more and more important.

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10 Things You Should Never Pack in Your Checked Bag

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) maintains a complex system of rules for transporting both carry-on items and checked bags on flights. Some objects are prohibited on planes at all times, while others may be checked and not carried, or vice versa. Confused? “When in doubt, leave it out,” says the

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Victoria Boster

A Lovely Day in Kentucky

By Victoria Boster – Shaker Village, located in Pleasant Hill, KY is home to the largest restored Shaker community in the United States. As the sultry days of summer give way to the chills of fall- this quiet, once vital community is ablaze with the vibrant colors of autumn. Guests

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Prudence Lay

A Different Kind of Cathedral

By Prudence Lay – There are many cities in the world with grand cathedrals at their center. The countries of Europe, the United Kingdom, Mexico and South America all have breathtaking churches that inspire thoughts of God and His majesty, and make you ponder on the amount of time, skill,

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