Anytime of the year is the right time to visit Santa Fe, New Mexico, and especially now while it is celebrating its 400th Anniversary. Besides special festival and events, some anytime favorites are the newly opened New Mexico History Museum …
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Everlasting Battery Power For Travelers by Bonnie and Bill Neely
The Power Monkey eXplorer is an amazing gadget we were sent to try. It is so needed for travelers like us that I decided to make an entire article devoted to it. How many times we have been camping or …
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How to Max Out the Potential of your Group Adventure Trip by Erin C. Green
Your ducks have been aligned for you by the travel company. You’re amped and ready for a trip going places you’ve never been before with a group of seemingly like-minded adventure enthusiasts. Bring it on! Just wait a quick minute. …
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Ecotourism in Oaxaca: Arroyo Guacamaya, Ixtlán District, Sierra Norte by Alvin Starkman
Arroyo Guacamaya is one of the closest ecotourism sites to the City of Oaxaca, accessible by private vehicle in about an hour, or public transportation. La Guacamaya has most if not all of the features and attractions of the more …
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The Smallest Powerboat to Cross the North Atlantic by Bob Brown
Facing the daunting task of preparing to navigate the smallest powerboat ever to cross the North Atlantic and set a distance record, my brother Ralph and I were inspired by the hopes that this might be a wonderful vehicle to …
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To Tip or Not to Tip? by Ron Pradinuk
Confusion regarding tipping at all inclusive resorts, as well as in countries around the world, lead to numerous questions to me on a regular basis as travellers seek advice on the subject. There is no one simple answer as cultures …
Fun on a Budget: 9 Ways to Cut Costs by Dana Caplowe
Summer is wrapping up, and for many people this signals a much deserved and much anticipated end of summer vacation before the weather turns chilly and the leaves begin to fall. But it’s no secret that the current recession has …
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Seeing The Sites In London by Victoria L. Cooksey
My recent trip to London, England, was one of the easiest trips to Europe I have ever planned. With everything in English, reservations for hotels and restaurants, using the Underground and asking for direction is so simple. If you’re at …
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Green Hotels & Resorts
Recently I received a press release form Wagstaff Worldwide that did not go to the trash bin but peeked my interest. “The Intercontinental Chicago earned the Green Seal Silver Certificate for Eco-friendly initiatives and highly efficient energy use as well …
My first trip into Mexico by Katherine C. Kirkland
I was excited! I had been invited to go down to Mexico to visit my best friend Sarah’s family farm. I called my grown nephew Adam to see if he would be interested in taking an excursion to Mexico. The …
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