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Travel opens your eyes to the world. It teaches you that borders don’t matter when people are suffering. But now, one decision is about to send millions into crisis. Trump cut USAID funding, and it’s not just a budget move—it’s a humanitarian disaster. Trump Cut USAID And Millions Will Pay the Price For decades, USAID …
Trump Cancels USAID: The Global Fallout of Abandoning Humanitarian Aid Read More »
For the past two decades, we’ve journeyed across the globe, embracing the belief that “travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness,” as Mark Twain so eloquently stated. We’ve shared our adventures, our photos, and our experiences in different cultures, believing that by showcasing the beauty of the world, we could help people see beyond …
The World Has Changed – And So Must The Planet D Read More »
Loreto, Mexico, is a place so special it’s tempting to keep it a secret—a quiet, unspoiled destination that has earned its spot as one of the best places to visit in Mexico for those seeking authentic experiences and tranquility. Located between the Sea of Cortez and the Sierra de la Giganta Mountains, Loreto is a …
Why Loreto, Mexico Should Be Your Next Baja Escape Read More »
Black Friday is usually the time to save big on home, electronics, and beauty products, but it can also be a great time to save on some really cool travel gear. There aren’t a lot of stores dedicated strictly to travelers for Black Friday, so we thought we would research and highlight the best deals …
Some trips are about ticking off bucket-list destinations, while others are about immersing in the soul of a place. For us, Beaujolais was the latter. Known for its rolling vineyards, medieval villages, and famed wine culture, this enchanting region in France is a world away from the bustling streets of nearby Lyon. With this two-day …
The Best Two-Day Beaujolais Itinerary: Wine, Villages, and Unforgettable Views Read More »
Visiting the D-Day Beaches of Normandy was something we always wanted to do, but never managed to put it on our travel itinerary. Once we finally visited, we wondered why it took so long. June 6, 1945 changed the course of the war with more than 100,000 Allied troops landing on Normandy’s beaches which led …
The Ultimate D-Day Beaches Itinerary In Normandy Read More »
Whether you have 10 days in Spain or want to go slow and steady full immersion, there are loads of places to visit. Diverse and dynamic, each city has its own pace of life, its own traditions, and fiestas. We have been lucky enough to spend a lot of time in Spain and consider ourselves …
Who wants to spend Christmas in New York? It seems that every great Christmas movie or memory of ours is somehow associated with New York City. We asked all our Manhattan friends what to do at Christmas time in NYC, and they gave us excellent suggestions to get us into the Christmas spirit. We made our …
From wine tours to mysterious lakes and burial grounds, a getaway to Prince Edward County is a wonderful weekend escape. Country homes and vineyards are nestled in lush greenery and surrounded by water on all sides. There are many things to do in Prince Edward County to please couples and families looking for a getaway …
The Ultimate Guide To Prince Edward County, Ontario Read More »
My wife and I were on California’s Catalina Island in late spring of this year, checking out a place I used to be able to see from my dormitory window during my college days but had never been to. We’d had a delightful time checking out the sleepy waterfront town of Avalon on foot and …
Catalina Island, California – I chickened out; But somehow got rewarded Read More »