Three Perfect Pairings for Wine Tasting and Golfing
By Jordan Fuller, guest writer Golf and wine often go hand-in-hand as two classy experiences. But, can we really do both on a single trip? Yes. Having spent the last year traveling around the United States and visiting more...
Read moreBusting 4 common misconceptions about Eastern Europe
By Rich Witty, guest writer Eastern Europe is a region of discoveries. As it proved with me, you find what you look for. No strict planning is needed, and I would advise you to not to relay too heavily...
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The Best Australian Wine Regions to Visit
By Irene Seah, guest writer Australian wines have a strong international presence for a reason – they’re good! Australia ranks sixth in the world’s wine production, producing more than 770 million litres of wine annually. But, it’s not just...
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8 Things to Expect on Your First Visit to Japan’s Capital, Tokyo
By guest blogger, Tiffy a.k.a. AsiaTravelBug Simultaneously one of the world’s most modern cities, yet arguably one of its oldest at the same time, Tokyo is a popular holiday destination. With more than a thousand tourists at any one...
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Top 10 Things to Do in the Cayman Islands with Kids
By Marie Nieves, guest contributor The Cayman Islands are rich in natural wonders, diverse wildlife, lovely beaches and exciting activities that will make your family vacation relaxing, thrilling and educational. When you travel with kids, one thing is sure...
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Hiking & Wine Tasting in the Cape Winelands
By Bianca Knauf, Contributing Writer If you think of Cape Town, South Africa, the image of the iconic Table Mountain comes to mind. This, however, is a small part of what this melting pot of colonial culture, mixed with...
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Top 8 Things to Do In Tokyo with Kids
By Peter Hanson, Contributing Writer Japan is home to Tokyo, a great destinations for families. From beautiful parks and unique attractions, there is something for everyone in the family to do in the city. More particularly, the attractions for...
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10 Best U.S. Cities for Wine Lovers
By Kay Harrison with Dunhill Travel Deals, a contributing partner Wine is produced in all 50 of the United States, so you are probably sitting near a vineyard right now. If not, use this guide to plan a wine-flavored...
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7 Travel activities that can help your child become an entrepreneur
By Paz Chentnik, Contributing Writer After six years of traveling with children starting when our youngest was one, I can tell you travel helps your child think, act, and be more of an entrepreneur. Things naturally occur when traveling...
Read moreTop 10 Wine Cycling Destinations
By Mike McLeish Some of the world’s best cycling routes also happen to pass through some of the most beautiful wine growing areas. If you love globe-trotting on a bike and perhaps sipping on taste a glass of wine...
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How to Sleep on an Airplane: 15 Things You Can Do to Get Rest Up in the Air
By Agnes Green, Contributing Writer It’s that time again: You’re about to catch a flight from one coast to the other after working all day, and before business meetings the next. Or, you are finally off to an adventure on...
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7 Tips for International Travel with an Infant
Welcome back to our contributing writer, Valerie Quintanilla, a new mom who’s little man already has more stamps in his passport than I did when I was 25. Val is an expat living in Italy and a wine and...
Read moreMust-have car supplies: Road-trip essentials
By Jason Christopher, Contributing Writer Let’s paint the scene here… Work has been stressful these last few weeks, the budget is a little tight at the moment, but you have a few vacation days you’ve been itching to use...
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7 Major Benefits of Traveling More Often
Research shows WHY traveling is so important By, Emily Walters, Guest Blogger We’ve all been there. Crunching the numbers to see if there’s enough in the rainy-day fund to take another family vacation. And before you make your decision, you’ll...
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6 Things to Remember Before Traveling Abroad
Specific precautions to take to protect you and your family from the worst-case scenario. By, Caroline Davis Americans are redefining the very meaning of international travel—some foregoing standard vacations in favor of extended, meaningful experiences. Many families are opting...
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New Orleans Most Haunted
New Orleans creepiest places to catch the paranormal By: Guest Blogger, Allison Michelle Dienstman As the home of Jazz, Cajun food, and the yearly Mardis Gras celebration, New Orleans has a special place in American culture. Yet aside from...
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The Best Luxury Trains in India
Have you visited India? It’s definitely on my list. When Rohit Agarwal over at TransIndiaTravels.com offered to share his tips on seeing the country via luxury trains, I jumped. Not only does train travel provide a great opportunity for...
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48 Hours in South East England
If you had two days to spend exploring South East England, which attractions would be top of your itinerary? Here are a few suggestions – eight to be exact. Dover Explore Dover Castle, climb the Great Tower, then delve...
Read moreWhat To Do On A Weekend Trip To Canggu, Bali
Have you been to Bali? Alas, I have not but Shannon Ullman, a writer at Lives Abroad has and shares her tips on what to do on a weekend trip to Canggu, Bali. Need more ideas, here are 101...
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Grand Canyon Fun Facts…Clark Griswold Style
Welcome to the second article in Carpe Travel’s Grand Canyon series by Janalee Card Chmel. Over the next few months Janalee will be sharing a series of articles covering everything from booking campsites in the Grand Canyon to family...
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