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Armchair Travel: How to Go Places Without Going Places
Just because you may not be travelling right now doesn't mean you can't go places. Armchair travel has come a long way since we had to wait for our monthly National Geographic to show up in the mailbox. Thanks to streaming services, online virtual tours, museums with...
Taliesin West: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Desert Commune
When I think of architect Frank Lloyd Wright and everything I’ve read or written about him, the adjectives ‘relaxed’, ‘easy-going’ or ‘fun-loving’ definitely do not come to mind. Yet after visiting Taliesin West, his architecture studio and home just outside Phoenix, Arizona, I came to understand that this property was probably the one place where Wright was at his most chill. Relatively speaking, of course.
The Upside of Coronavirus: a Half-Full Glass View
It's impossible to ignore everything that is happening right now in the world with the media screaming coronavirus everywhere. And as a travel professional, I'm being asked a lot of questions about everything from the best kind of travel insurance to "Should I travel...
Dürnstein in Wachau Valley: One of Austria’s Prettiest Medieval Villages
When you picture river cruising in Europe, you probably imagine stepping off a luxurious ship to explore a pretty little cobblestoned town perched on the banks of a storied waterway. That is exactly the experience you can expect when you sail down the Danube and drop anchor in front of the picturesque village of Dürnstein in the Wachau Valley of Austria…
