Tours

A Hop On, Hop Off Bus Tour of DublinIf you are planning to visit Dublin this summer, this may be a great way to start your visit.

The Magic of San Miguel de Allende10 Reasons Why Tourists Fall in Love with San Miguel de Allende

Insider Tips for Using TripAdvisor and other traveler reviews

10 Insider Tips for Using TripAdvisorFollowing traveler reviews to plan a vacation is more art than science.

A Taste of Morocco: A Brief Visit to Casablanca, MoroccoIf you were charmed by the movie Casablanca, you’ll love the real thing.

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Where to Find Great Gifts from Ireland

By: Susan Breslow

October 15, 2012

Admit it: One of most delightful aspects of travel is shopping, especially when you can find wondrous things that aren't readily available at home. It costs nothing to come along on this virtual shopping spree that spotlights great gifts from Ireland.

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The Sweetest Job on Earth

By: Irene S. Levine

October 6, 2012

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Chocolate is produced and consumed in virtually every part of the world.

The Sweetest Job on Earth

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A Virtual Walk on Fifth Avenue

By: Irene S. Levine

October 2, 2012

Fifth Avenue, sometimes called the most expensive shopping street in the world, is much more than that. This week, the American Planning Association designated it as one of its 10 Great Streets for 2012—-calling it "expansive and majestic" with a "style and splendor that is virtually unparalleled in the U.S." Here are some reasons why:

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Walking Tours: Five Cities Worth Exploring by Foot

By: Irene S. Levine

September 10, 2012

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Waterfront Park in Charleston, South Carolina

National Walking Month: Walking Tours in Five Cities

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Gaucho Town

By: Susan Breslow

September 2, 2012

Less than two hours outside of Buenos Aires by car, San Antonio de Areco was founded in 1730 and keeps its gaucho past alive at estancias (ranches) where working gauchos still herd cattle. In town, the central church, museums, and original bar/restaurants, saddlers and silversmiths preserve the traditions of these cowboys of the pampas.

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Sunday Brunch in Chelsea (NYC)

By: Irene S. Levine

August 18, 2012

Someone could spend a lifetime exploring all the vibrant neighborhoods in NYC but brunch at Colicchio & Sons on a Sunday is a perfect excuse to scout out nearby Chelsea, which runs from 14th Street to 30th Street on the west side of Manhattan. Once an industrial area with factories, it is now filled with a mix of different types of living spaces, restaurants, galleries, and places to unwind.