Aerial view of the Country Heritage Winery

Exploring Country Heritage Winery and DeBrand Fine Chocolates

by Peggy Cleveland

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The rich, nuanced flavors of fine wine and the velvety sweetness of premium chocolate can be the perfect pairing, but with so many flavor profiles in the chocolate, it can be challenging. I recently attended a webinar, one of my benefits as a member of the International Food, Wine, & Travel Writers Association, and received
Roxy theater in West Hollywood

Visit West Hollywood: The Cultural and Geographical Heart of Los Angeles

by FWT Magazine

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When you visit West Hollywood, you'll be in the cultural and geographical heart of Los Angeles, surrounded by must-see hotspots. (Sponsored content)
Downtown Mural Visit Fairfield

Fairfield, California: Savor the Unexpected!

by FWT Magazine

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-SPONSORED CONTENT- Fairfield, California sits at the intersection of the state’s storied wine country and the abundant agriculture of the Central Valley. Located just 45 minutes from Sacramento and San Francisco, few realize that this bustling region has a thriving wine country, beautiful outdoor parks, popular breweries, unique wildlife, and a natural marsh. Come savor
A woman stands upside down in a subway car at a Toronto Museum.

This Toronto Museum Is Fun For The Whole Family

by Robynne Trueman

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The Museum of Illusions Toronto opened its doors back in 2018 and has become popular as a family activity in downtown Toronto. There are more than 70 visual and educational rooms and displays in the museum, ranging from immersive spaces to holograms, and more.  With ticket prices that encourage families to bring kids along to
Chiarinia Fountain Santa Ana California

Discover an Original When You Visit Santa Ana, California

by FWT Magazine

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—SPONSORED CONTENT— In Santa Ana, California, there’s an energy, a character and spirit that’s unlike any other city in the area. Nicknamed the “Downtown of Orange County,” Santa Ana is brimming with richly diverse experiences that we love to share. Come and walk (or even dance!) in the lively streets of our historic downtown during
Drone view of Anderson Valley

Gowan’s Cider: Discover its Rich Heritage and Unique Flavors

by Pam Baker

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Welcome to a world of rich heritage and unique flavors at Gowan’s Cider, where tradition meets innovation in every sip. Located in , a hidden gem in the heart of California’s wine country, Gowan’s apple orchards date back to 1876. It has made cider for personal use for over a hundred years and commercially for

Barton Family Wines: Crafting Innovative Wines and More in Paso Robles

by Barbara Redding

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An astonishing 60 wine grape varieties flourish in the chalky limestone soil and arid Mediterranean-like climate of Paso Robles, California.   With that assortment of fruit, winemakers on the Central Coast like Joe Barton Jr. at Barton Family Wines are crafting unconventional wines that appeal to the palates of serious oenophiles as well as casual
Barry Collymore

The Little Engine That Does: Mount Cinnamon Hotel is Building a Sustainable Model of Tourism

by Lisa Morales

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Despite the title of my article, there’s nothing little about Mount Cinnamon Hotel in Grenada. Yes, compared to some resorts in the Caribbean, this beautiful resort is relatively small. Mount Cinnamon is a 50-bedroom resort ideal for romantic getaways. The spacious one-to-three-bedroom villas offer the perfect accommodation for families or groups of friends. At Mount
Featured Image Elvis Statue Beale Street Memphis

Memphis, Tennessee: Pride for Its Past, Hope for Its Future

by Darla Hoffmann

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Memphis is a proud city. While they embrace the past, the people of Memphis work hard to strengthen its future.
Ecotourism in Grenada at Dive Grenada Grand Anse Beach

Ecotourism in Grenada: The Spice Island’s Ingredients for Life

by Lisa Morales

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Soul food and soul searching. You may find everything you need to heal your weary soul while vacationing in Grenada. I certainly did. The Spice Island has rich volcanic soil. “Organic” and “locally grown’” have long been a way of life for Grenadians; we can learn from them as visitors. Your spice journey isn’t just
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