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4 Reasons to Go to Belgium
Tweet Bordered by France, Germany, and the Netherlands, little Belgium is often overlooked. Yet it manages to squeeze an amazing amount into a landmass that’s only about the size of Maryland. These...
View ArticleHawaii: Waikiki to light up July 4 with huge fireworks display
Waikiki plans to celebrate the Fourth of July with a giant fireworks display launched from three platforms. All the platforms will be in Ala Moana Beach Park, and the free show is set for 8:30 p.m. on...
View ArticleHappy Fathers’ Day!
I hope that every father had as happy a Fathers’ Day as I did. It started with going to church, a fun outdoor ceremony. Then we all–my wife and I and three of our four kids–packed up a picnic lunch and...
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What to Pack: Philadelphia
Tweet Philly is filled to the brim with historic sites and landmarks (see: Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Declaration House, et al). But the city is also home to a burgeoning food and drink scene,...
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6 Reasons to Go to Switzerland this Summer
Tweet Switzerland’s frosty summits, glittering glaciers, and photogenic ski resorts have launched 1,000 postcards, solidifying the country’s image as a winter playground in the process. But don’t get...
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Undiscovered Italy: Lake Garda
Tweet You’ve heard of Lake Como, home to over-the-top palazzos, super-sleek yachts, and George Clooney’s exploits. But did you know that about halfway between Milan and Venice you’ll find the largest...
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Niagara Falls from Every Angle
Tweet There are higher waterfalls than Niagara Falls, sure. But the width and incredible volume of the waterfall that straddles the border of Canada and the US is a bucket-list-worthy sight to behold....
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Rene Redzepi’s Culinary Guide to Copenhagen
Tweet Mention Copenhagen to any foodie, you might start to think the city only has one restaurant—Noma. René Redzepi’s gastronomic mecca has gained a cult status, with an estimated 20,000 people...
View ArticleHawaii: Maui to join Oahu in third food and wine festival
Maui will join its Oahu sister with an event at the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival, set for Sept 1-9 this year. The culinary celebration is now in its third year. More than 70 world-class chefs from...
View Article10 must-see destinations in Europe this year, from Lonely Planet
Portugal’s wine-making city of Porto and the surrounding Douro Valley top Lonely Planet’s list of 10 European destinations to see this summer. Budapest, Hungary; Northern Iceland; Cinque Terre, Italy;...
View ArticleApps guide the way when you go out into the world
Has a last-minute travel emergency left you frustrated with logistics such as ground transportation or airport navigation? Do you stress about storm updates when traveling by car? Perhaps an...
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Foodie’s Guide to Rome’s Jewish Quarter
Tweet Rome’s Jewish Quarter was established in 1555; for centuries, the enclosure was afflicted with pestilence and poverty. Now, a stroll down Via del Portico d’Ottavia—the quarter’s main artery—is...
View ArticleWimbledon 2013: Marion Bartoli beats Sabine Lisicki to win title
Bartoli won the first set in 30 minutes as Lisicki failed to cope with the occasion of a first Grand Slam final. The 23-year-old cut a fragile figure and was reduced to tears in the second set,...
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Top 14 theme park rides for 2014: Most anticipated new rides
At first I thought it was too early to look ahead at the new attractions coming to U.S. theme parks in 2014, but then I realized a number of big rides have already been announced and many more are...
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Step-by-Step Guide to China’s Bullet Train
Tweet China is no stranger to advanced technology and their bullet train, racing between Shanghai and Beijing is the icing on the cake. If avoiding Chinese domestic airlines is on your travel wish...
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Undiscovered France: Where to Go Next
Tweet With Paris’s many seductions, the stately Loire Valley, picture-perfect Provence, and the dazzling Côte d’Azur it’s no wonder much of the rest of France goes unexplored by visitors who think...
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Bora Bora’s Dreamiest Overwater Bungalows
Tweet When traveling to a dream-list destination like Bora Bora, you want to choose the right resort, particularly since your room will likely cost upwards of $ 600 per night. You already know you...
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Exploring the Wild in the Ecuadorian Amazon
Tweet The Amazon is a fantastical frontier, a lush and steamy jungle bubbling over with biodiversity, where both above and below the sun-soaked canopy, flora, fauna, and fascinating indigenous tribes...
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5 Reasons to Go to Toronto Now
Tweet Canada’s largest city has something for everyone. Toronto is home to 2.7 million residents from over 200 cultures, and this diversity is reflected through eclectic neighborhoods and world-class...
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Best Vacation for Bicycle-Lovers
Tweet Whether you’re a semi-professional cyclist or simply addicted to Spin class, hotels and travel companies are increasingly catering to bike lovers, offering two-wheeled excursions, fitness plans,...
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