3 Traditional Mexican and Mayan Liquors You Have to Try

by Bel Woodhouse

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Do you like to try different foods and drinks? Do you like Mexican culture and food? Would you like to know more about three unique Mexican liquors? I’m here to help! Xtabentún,  Nixta Licor de Elote,  and Vino Tinto Flor de Jamaica are three traditional Mexican and Mayan liquors that you have to try. I
Tampa cityscape at night

Tampa – This City Is The Hidden Gem You’ve Been Looking For

by Sharon Rigney

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Tampa is a terrific small-feel city that’s perfect for a long weekend getaway, whether with your significant other, your family, or your girlfriends. Fresh off of its 2021 Super Bowl win, the Tampa Bay area has risen to the challenge of becoming a destination that surprises you and makes you want to come back. Luxurious
Entrance to El Mirasol and Los Arboles Hotel

A Weekend Itinerary for Palm Springs

by Mary Farah

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Palm Springs is one of the most diverse destinations in California. On one hand, you’ve got the Coachella crew flocking for the pool parties and brunching. On the other, you’ll encounter those who want to drink where the Rat Pack drank and sleep where Marilyn Monroe did. If you fall somewhere in-between, they’ve got that

How To Start A Travel Blog

by FWT Magazine

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Do you like to travel? Do you enjoy taking photos? Do you like to share your adventures? Have you thought of starting a travel blog? There are many advantages to starting a travel blog. A blog can act like your own digital scrapbook or journal by recording your travel adventures in details. Your photos and

A Traditional Chinese New Year

by Loretta Berry

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What comes to mind when you think of Chinese New Year? Great festivals? Lanterns floating up into the night sky? Parades with colorful dragons dancing down the street? That’s what I always thought. What it is really all about and how it is commonly celebrated might surprise you. Recently, we had the opportunity to host

Urban “Kamping” at San Diego’s KOA Resort

by Elizabeth Orient

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Camping is a beloved pastime and a quintessential part of American culture. Since 1962, Kampgrounds of America (KOA) has been on a mission to preserve the joy of camping and to make it an experience that everyone can partake in. KOA summarizes, “We help people get outside because we know it changes them on the
All I Want for the Holidays Collage Pic

All I Want for the Holidays… (What’s on your list?)

by Debbra Dunning Brouillette

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As we approach the end of 2020 — the year of coronavirus — all we really want for the holidays is for our lives to go back to normal (or that “new normal”), so we can safely be with our friends and family members, and can freely travel the world again. Thankfully, several vaccines are

Five Reasons to Visit California’s Paso Robles

by Mary Farah

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Looking to explore California’s Central Coast? Having lived in the area for much of my childhood, I thought I knew all there was to know about Paso Robles. A shining star in San Luis Obispo County, it is a pleasant surprise to discover how much the city has grown on a recent road trip. On

Let Us Give Thanks

by Christine Cutler

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It’s been a tough year. Who would have thought, even 10 months ago, that most of the world would be locked in the grips of a pandemic unlike anything we’ve experienced in our lifetimes? No matter where we live in the world, we are all walking through life so more slowly and carefully this year.

Let the New York Aquarium Transport You to a Different World

by Renate Strub

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These days, we cannot seem to avoid all the sad news: the Coronavirus rearing its ugly head worldwide; wildfires wrecking havoc on the West Coast; hurricanes inundating Gulf towns. We yearn to escape for a day. What can we do, or where can we go? I have the answer for you: visit the New York
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