The fabulous Hotel du Lac in stunning Bellagio, Lake Como
The fabulous Hotel du Lac is beautifully located in the every heart of the stunning secluded town of Bellagio, overlooking Lake Como.
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Passenger Shaming – Planes, trains and automobiles
BUFFALO, NY – Passenger shaming. What is it? Calling out the poor behavior of fellow passengers, while on trains, planes or automobiles. We have some doozies for you. It’s hard to unsee the images of barefoot passengers propping their feet on their TV screens or seat in front of them. Or of the gross items, ...
Elegance and class at Vista Palazzo Lago di Como in Como, Italy
The elegant Vista Palazzo Lago di Comò is the only 5 star luxury hotel in the town of Como, featuring the phenomenal rooftop Ristorante Sottovoce.
Living with ALS and the art of comfortable disabled travel
Never yet have I been on a trip where there was nary a glitch. ALS just adds to the challenges. The objective is to expect the unexpected.
Raging brushfires destroying Australia: How we can help
Americans are hard-pressed to find two more appealing destinations than New Zealand and Australia. Presently Australia is battling devastating brushfires
War is Hell: The reality of The Bluff and the Battle of Ypres
War is Hell. Whether over a hundred years ago in Ypres, France or today in the Middle East. It is horrible, and the cost in lives is always too high.
Escape winter in these five great Caribbean islands
A visit to the Caribbean islands offers North American travelers one of the very best and most convenient ways to escape winter.
Coconut Roll or Roli Poli: Popular sweet treat from Trinidad and Tobago
The Trinidad and Tobago Coconut Roll is an awesome treat, particularly if it's created by the Puff 'n Stuff Bakery in San Fernando.
On the Nativity Trail: Travel in the footsteps of Mary and Joseph
On the original Nativity Trail, when Mary and Joseph traveled from Nazareth to Bethlehem for the census, they probably journeyed in a caravan.
International travel dilemma: See something old or something new?
For people with a passion for international travel, one nagging dilemma is ever-present. Should we go someplace new? Or revisit a treasured destination?
Irish eyes are smiling at Ireland’s Christmas markets in Dublin and Belfast
IRELAND, December 7, 2019 — For anyone traveling to the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland for the holidays, the “Emerald Island” has spruced up and added millions of lights along with plenty of red to complement the traditional Irish green. Sparkling with twinkling lights, replete with delicious food and drink and brimming with great ...
Finland: From traditional to bizarre it’s Europe’s winter playground
Finns greet winter's arrival by eagerly anticipating a variety of enjoyable outdoor activities. Small wonder Finland has become Europe's winter playground.
Leipzig, Germany: A 1989 Thanksgiving that changed the world with prayer
The town of Leipzig, Germany is where the peaceful and prayerful gathered in non-violent protests against the German Democratic Republic and the Berlin Wall
The ongoing, totally hysterical search for the world’s most perfect massage
When it comes to my Massage Research International project I have vowed never be "rubbed the wrong way" again. Not by Thai, Swedish or Four Hand massages
One man’s failed search for the perfect International spa massage
Having read the glowing reviews of the wonders of spa massages I started my quest in the English countryside, Istanbul and Japan. Each was, err unique.
Marriott Stellaris resort – the perfect Aruba adult getaway
ARUBA: A twenty-minute cab ride away from Aruba’s airport is the Marriott Stellaris Resort and Casino, located in Palm Beach. From many east coast cities, direct flights are less than five hours. Upon entering the hotel, guests are greeted by a fruity mocktail that without any alcohol, washes away any travel woes. Before you know ...
An English bookseller of rare bibles changes a young bibliophile’s life
All collections begin with a single experience. For me, traveling to England and seeing the 1569 Great Bible, or the 1657 Walton’s Polyglot, was it.
European Charmers: The five most beautiful small towns in Europe
Rather than defining them as the BEST, a better description for these five delightful small towns might be to call them European Charmers.
Myth Trivia discovers giant trolls in Belgium (Wonderful images!)
Thomas Dambo, a Belgium artist, latest collection of "Gullivarian" giants, 60' trolls, are secretly living in Belgium's De Schorre Provincial Park.
Living with ALS and the logistics of disabled travel — Swiss style
For travelers with ALS and other disabilities, Switzerland is at the top of the list for ease. The Swiss Travel System has made transportation an art form.