A recent study by the guided-vacations company Trafalgar questioned more than 1,000 U.S. women to discover their views on traveling. The survey found that 86% of women are not afraid of traveling regardless of current events in the world,…
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New OrleansTravel Guide & Reviews This isn’t our first time in New Orleans, in fact it was pretty much the city that ushered us into the second stage of our US travels. It’s where we decided to upgrade to a much larger…
FRIDAY: Our flight was relatively easy going and we didn’t spend nearly as much time as our last flight sitting around the airport. We both got frisked and my bag got searched “randomly” but overall nothing exciting. The flight…
Sunday we took it easy, got some lunch at King and Queen in nearby East Malling, and Blair gave his guitar lesson in the afternoon. We tried to get to bed as early as three night owls can and…
When you say the words ‘Lake Garda’, it instills all manner of connotations in those who have visited the area. The relaxing, tranquil inlets to the windsurfing haven in the north of the lake, Lake Garda is a versatile Italian resort…
Since this weekend was part of the 75th anniversary of Arizona Ski Bowl, we knew that the ski runs would be packed – and between the Dew Downtown Flagstaff event and the new 12+ inches of continuous snow this…
Everybody wants to give travelers their safety tips and as annoying as they may seem, the tips are well-meaning. Some safety tips seem like common sense, though you can never be too sure about how that common sense is…
We chose Durango because it's one of the larger towns in the area and close enough to the famous ski resort town Telluride where we might get a chance to ski.…
Missoula is a small Montana city, but in its way, very much a modern city. I didn’t expect to see much of the modern world this summer. I lived in Montana from age 10 to almost 16 and remember…
When we first arrived in Missoula, driving through it from the east side of town, we were impressed. The entire drive on the 90 had been beautiful. Ranches with horses, old abandoned railroad tracks and bridges, and some geological…