Favorite Discoveries in Travel from Lafayette Lousiana

Favorite Discoveries in Travel from Lafayette, Louisiana

by Mary Chong

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Seven travel writers share their favourite discoveries of Lafayette Louisiana, a city famous for their Creole and Cajun culture with deep ties to Acadia.

10 Ways to Unwind on Washington’s Orcas Island

by Beth Graham

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Orcas Island in the Pacific Northwest offers visitors an escape from busy life with farm stays, heritage fruit products and plenty of outdoor experiences.

Our Travel Writers Share Their 2018 Holiday Wish Lists

by Christine Cutler

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It’s that time of year when my husband tries to decide what I need for the holidays, and for some reason, he makes gift-buying for me a lot harder than it has to be. Since I like to buy my own clothes, am picky about the books, and don’t want knick-knacks, I tell him to

Escape the City Life in Historic Roswell, Georgia

by Mary Farah

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Are you looking to get away from city life and enjoy some small-town living, stunning nature preserves and fantastic food? Look no further than Roswell, Georgia. Not more than 30 miles from Atlanta, Roswell offers up plenty of Southern charm and hospitality. With roots dating back to The Civil War, Roswell has built a name

Five of Our Favorite Festive Holiday Destinations

by Christine Cutler

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It’s not too late to plan a holiday trip this year, and you won’t even have to drive. According to airfarewatchdog.com, airfares are down across the board. Domestically, you can find travel bargains to Las Vegas, Orlando, Denver, Los Angeles and more, but what you might like even better are the international fares.  Aer Lingus’

Dining with Picasso and Chagall at Zurich’s Legendary Kronenhalle Restaurant

by Brigitte Hasbron

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All food aficionados long to be side-by-side in the kitchen, honing their craft with their culinary mentor. Whether it’s to observe a favourite dish come to life by virtue of a master chef’s creative hand or to have kitchen secrets revealed before our very eyes, the experience simply enhances our love of food. What if

Starbucks Reserve Roastery Milano: Not Your Mamma Mia’s Starbucks

by Christine Cutler

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I didn’t start drinking coffee until I was in my 40s, and I blame it all on Starbucks. I fell in love with sitting in a cafe, drinking coffee, working, reading a book, or catching up with friends. I was soon drinking Starbucks at home, visited a cafe a few times a week, and earned

A Mother-Daughter Weekend Visit to Milwaukee

by Joy Steinberg

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Milwaukee initially brings to mind images of beer, bratwurst, and nice Midwestern people. While those stereotypes are real, the city has evolved remarkably. Today you’ll find a revitalized downtown, rich culture, and diversity that make it an excellent destination for a mother-daughter getaway. What to See and Do in Milwaukee Start your day exploring the

The Iconic Santorini: Best Boutique Hotel on the Island

by Debi Lander

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You’ve seen the classic images of Santorini, the ones that beg you to “take me away.” They draw your eye to the tight cluster of whitewashed terraced houses precariously clinging to high crimson cliffs and to marine—blue church domes topped by golden crosses. The isle’s famed fire-in-the-sky sunsets, black sand beaches—reminders of past volcanic spews—and

Canal Convergence 2018: Art Along the Arizona Canal

by Mira Temkin

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Mark it in your diary - a unique 10-day festival along the Arizona Canal in the Scottsdale desert called Canal Convergence. Taking place in November, this wondrous festival blends water, art and light to create an artistic and magnetic celebration. Writer Mira Temkin tells us more.
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