Loden Hotel lobby

Vancouver’s Loden Hotel

by Teresa Bergen

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The Loden Hotel is a stylish, comfortable place to stay in Vancouver - that's the verdict from Portland-based travel writer and hotel reviewer Teresa Bergen.
Malahat Ginger Rum

San Diego’s Distilleries Take on Craft Beers

by M’Liss Hinshaw

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Rum, vodka, gin and moonshine are moving in on San Diego’s craft beer scene as local distilleries brew batches with a cosmopolitan twist. California-based food and travel writer, M'Liss Hinshaw, tells us more.

Intuitive Service: One Ocean Resort & Spa

by Beth Graham

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One Ocean Resort & Spa in North Florida prides itself on “intuitive service” by providing guests their own private concierges. Find out why this hotel ranks as one of travel writer Beth Graham's favourites.
Interior of Brisbane's Woolly Mammoth Alehouse

Brisbane: Where to Get your Craft Beer Fix

by Jacqui Gibson

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Ask the locals and they’ll tell you, as little as five years ago you would've struggled to find a craft beer in Brisbane. Times have definitely changed in Australia’s third largest city, says New Zealand-based travel writer Jacqui Gibson.

The Women of Wine: Pam Starr of Crocker & Starr Estate

by Beth Graham

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For travel writer Beth Graham, visiting and tasting wines is more about the people behind the wines than the sensory experience itself. So she was delighted to spend an afternoon with Pam Starr of Crocker & Starr, a boutique winery in St. Helena.
Missouri River Banks, Hermann, Missouri

A Visit to Missouri Wine Country, Once America’s Top Region

by Adam Bell

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Missouri was once the number one wine producer in the United States. A visit to Missouri wine country today is an eye-opening lesson in the history of American viticulture.
On the Road Again with nexus 5X Google Fi Network

An International Cellular Phone Service: Google Fi Network

by John Lamkin

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Travel writer John Lamkin reviews Google's Fi Network, a wireless service that allows Nexus (5X, 6 or 6P) phone owners to switch between 4G LTE networks.
Face Down flier

Zipping Through Puerto Rico

by Adam Bell

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There’s nothing between me and the ground nearly 800 feet below. The wind in my face awakens my spirit. I let out a whoop. I can barely hear myself above the whizzing and whirring of the cable and pulley just inches from my ear. I feel a tug, not at my heart strings, but on the rope and blocking system that slows me down. It ends. Bravado has replaced my initial fear. I am now a veteran at zip lining.
Norfolk Virginia mermaids

Norfolk, Virginia: Where Mermaids Mingle with History and Art

by Amy Trotter Houston

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Norfolk, Virginia is home to top-class museums, beautiful gardens and fun neighborhoods, all of which are peppered with... mermaids.

Exploring the Waterways of New York State

by Sandra Scott

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When travel writer Sandra Scott learned about Blount Small Ship Adventures’ Locks, Legends, and Canals, which covered nearly all of New York State’s waterways, she knew she had to sign up for their two-week trip. It departed from Montreal, went to Quebec, and then up the St. Lawrence River to Lake Ontario and the NYS Canal System, cruising down the Hudson River to New York City. For Sarah, it was a dream come true.
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