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The Great Blue Hole of Belize

Posted on 11/04/2013 in Belize
There's a lot that makes Belize an out-of-the-ordinary travel destination.  It is the only country in Central America with English as the official language (it's a member of the British Commonwealth).  Nearly half - half! - of the land in Belize is either a national park or a nature preserve, making it one of the most eco-responsible countries in the...

Explore Haida Heritage at Kay Llnagaay

Posted on 06/02/2016 in British Columbia
By Anita Draycott In Northern BC, the Haida Heritage Centre at Ḵay Llnagaay is a cultural jewel on remote Haida Gwaii. Set in Skidegate, and anchored by traditional Haida totem poles, this centre is a stunning showcase of the local Haida culture and traditions, with a focus on the deep connection between the land, the sea and the people who call...

Go ahead stay in a castle on your next travel adventure

Posted on 05/05/2016 in Best Western Travel Inn Hotel
​Have you ever thought about living in a castle while on vacation?  In countries such as Germany, Ireland, France, Italy and Scotland, you can often stay in a castle for far less than a hotel.   •    Castle Hotel Auf Schönberg  This castle is surrounded by a beautiful view of the Rhine River along with vineyards and trails for hiking and is...

Opening of the new Chocolate Museum in Barcelona

Posted on 10/24/2012 in Barcelona
For all you chocoholics, revel in a visit to Barcelona’s Chocolate Museum, “Museu de la Xocolata”.  There are plenty of educational activities within the museum.  Some of these include, a guided tour through the museum, a lesson in painting with chocolate, or simply a taste of chocolate delights from around the world. The Chocolate Museum is a dynamic facility promoted by...

Video: Fun at Bogus Basin

Posted on 10/24/2012 in Basin
  Located in Boise County is the Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area, which is run by the non-profit organization Bogus Basin Recreation Association. This part of Boise National Forest becomes most popular during skiing season, which starts at Thanksgiving up until April 15. Take a good look at this ski area, and see if you, too, would like to have some fun...

Cruise Along Danube River, and See Central Europe in Its Finest

Posted on 09/15/2012 in Danube
The Iron Gate in Danube River     The international waterway of Danube could now be cruised, starting from the Donaueschingen Town in Germany, passing through ten Central European nations, particularly Moldova, Romania, Ukraine, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Austria and Slovakia.    Daily Mail UK Travel cruisers Simon and Susan Veness even gave the Danube River cruise a try, being able to see natural and popular...

Practical Tips that You Shouldn’t Forget When Cruising the Yangtze River

Posted on 06/21/2012 in Yueyang
Yangtze River at Sunset     Yangtze River is considered to be the greatest river in China, and it is regarded as the fifth biggest river by water volume in the entire world.   Read on to learn about the practical tips that every Yangtze cruise passenger should bear in mind before and during the trip.   * Things to Bring   Strong wind is expected during fall, so...

In Italy, Cruise the Amalfi Coast through a Clipper Ship

Posted on 07/27/2012 in Amalfi
Amalfi Coast, Italy   Have you always dreamt of boarding a real clipper ship and experience how it was like to be on board one of the most historical and influential modes of transportation in the past? Don’t think that clipper ships are phased-out just yet as you can see and ride one along no other than the Italian World Heritage Site of...