The advancement of technology has helped us conquer nature and our circumstances but still many things are shrouded in mystery. Many historical places and cultural wonders strike our heart as odd and make us wonder about the reason of their …
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Iceland is a nice choice for your next holiday but only if you are not expecting to be surrounded by ice. Iceland is not covered with ice but it can offer you lots of quirky entertainment. Like every other country, …
Fabulous New France By Liz Fleming Ordinarily, I don’t do costumes. When Hallowe’en comes, I’m the one who’s happiest to answer the door, hand out the candies and admire what everyone else is wearing. I might wear orange and …
The tours begin with a 1-hour walk to the points of interest in Düsseldorf’s Old Town – famous as the ‘longest bar in the world’. With the motto ‘Churches, Art and Inns’, our guides will show you, amongst others, the …
Enjoy and partake in traditional Arabian and Bedouin culture: feasts in the desert under the stars, trips to Mount Nebo, Bethany, Petra, Jerash and other Jordan highlights!
Claude Monet is having a renaissance. After 30 years, a monograph of the “prince” of Impressionist Art will be on display at the Grand Palais in Paris, from September 22, 2010 until January 24, 2011. 170 canvasses and drawings will …
DivineCaroline.com’s Jacinta O’Halloran gives us a look at which travelers worldwide are rated the best hotel guests, the best dressed, who complains the most, biggest spenders, the most curious, the messiest and the most popular!
Read about these 10 Historic Spots, Bars and Pubs to “Whet” Your Whistle, places where politicians, authors, celebrities have spent time in US cities: Chicago, California, New York, Philadelphia, and more!
Visit and explore Kenya in Africa through the eyes of the Masai tribes – learn about their culture, way of living, or visit the Samburu, El Molo or Pokot tribesmen.
If you *heart* coffee, this one is for you: the tale of an extreme coffee crisis from a recent traveler to Costa Rica – read about the crisis, emergency room and the surgery performed on a morning just like this one.
“It was a challenge like none other I had faced: wake up calls for delayed flights, sickness in family, hurricane and tropical storm warnings.
I had just returned from Costa Rica a week ago and was settling in with my clients, comrades and family from being missing in action. Approaching the coffee pot this Friday morning with the world in my hand, I suddenly realized the convenient supply of coffee represented before me was Folgers 1/2-Caff option. . .”
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