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The first successful winter ascent on K2 mountain was a tale of triumph and tragedy as 10 climbers reached the summit but 5 others died. […]
The coronavirus pandemic has been devastating to the travel industry. The outlook for travel in 2021 is uncertain. […]
My new novel, ‘Tail of the Lizard,’ takes you face to face with JFK’s assassin amid a subsequent conspiracy. […]
Owens-Thomas House and Slave Quarters Museum tour in Savannah provides insightful background to the Black Lives Matter movement. […]
MSC world cruise passengers Michael and Cher Woywod discuss their experience on the Magnifica, which avoided the coronavirus. […]
South Florida’s coastal waters and beaches are more alluring than ever but remain off-limits in the time of coronavirus. […]
Virtual travel is the way to go during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s a look at a unusual lodge in the Ecuadorian cloud forest. […]
Snow has been abundant in Colorado in 2020, good news if you’re planning to ski or take a sleigh ride. […]
The Solar Orbiter was one of many rocket launches at Cape Canaveral in 2020. Here’s how to watch them. […]
Savannah’s Boo Y’All Comedy Tour is about fun rather than fright. Though you many die laughing. […]
Facebook’s new advertising policies have made it tougher to promote climate concerns while making it easier for politicians to make false claims. […]
The Icefields Parkway is a sightseers’ delight in the Canadian Rockies, offering a smorgasbord of lakes, waterfalls, wildlife and mountain views. […]
Columbia Icefield Adventure provides memorable visit to Athabasca Glacier and enlightening look at effects of climate change. […]
This is the first in a three-part series about summer travel in the Canadian Rockies By Craig Davis, Craigslegztravels.com When anyone is planning a trip to the Canadian Rockies, they usually say they’re going to […]
If you want to appreciate ocean fishing in South Florida, just spend a day on the water with legendary guide Bouncer Smith. […]
Looking for a pleasant day out in West Palm Beach, visit the renovated Norton Museum of Art followed by an early dinner at Avocado Grill. […]
History abounds at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station where remains of vintage sites from the space program blend with the new wave of exploration. […]
The Costa d’Este Resort in Vero Beach is SoBe chic but with a laid-back vibe due to the influence of owners Gloria and Emilio Estefan. […]
A trip back in time to quaint Chagrin Falls, Ohio, where the waterfalls, popcorn shop, pumpkin roll and Blossom Time festival are still an attraction. […]
The SE Florida Scottish Festival is always fun and quirky. Kinship and whisky tasting with Clan Davidson made it more so in 2019. […]
get an introduction to the ancient art of glassblowing in South Florida at Hollywood Hot Glass. […]
Special feature highlighting the photography of Glenn Davis on a photo tour of Scotland. […]
Cruise line backs down from Nassau travel warning, spotlighting conflict of interest in travel industry. […]
American Colin O’Brady joined the pantheon of pioneer travelers by becoming the first to cross Antarctica alone and unaided. […]
A 17-day African safari was a memorable adventure for South Florida couple. […]
Renee Falsetto paints and displays her abstract impressionist paintings in a colorful new studio/gallery in Fort Lauderdale. […]
The Norman Rockwell Museum shows there was more to the famous illustrator’s work than idealized Americana in artwork promoting serious causes. […]
Even when fall foliage disappoints, the Berkshires of western Massachusetts provides colorful alternatives.
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The historic Cornell Inn is among the B&Bs in Lenox, Mass., providing easy access to the art, music, theater and natural beauty of the Berkshires. […]
Colorful, creative downtown mural projects helps Hollwood, Fla., cope with identity crisis. […]
The Florida Panthers, led by Finnish-born Aleksander Barkov, are forging an unlikely bond between South Florida and Finland. […]
Plymouth Rock is surprisingly small but endures as a major national symbol steeped in controversy. […]
Florida tourism is suffering through an outbreak of toxic algae, and further imperiled by misguided politics. […]
A fast-paced tour of three of Utah’s national parks — Arches, Bryce Canyon, Zion — reveals a colorful kaleidoscope in the state’s varying geology and rock formations. […]
Visitors to Arches National Park in Utah are drawn to the 2,000 arches but discover there is much more to see amid towering rock formations. […]
The east side of Zion National Park is an other-worldy realm of slickrock formations etched by eons of weathering, highlighted by the Checkerboard Mesa. It is an intriguing flip-side to popular Zion Canyon. […]
Bryce Canyon National Park is a whimsical place where eons of erosion have created an arena-like amphitheater filled with humanoid-like hoodoos. […]
Frank Stella: Experiment and Change exhibition is a remarkable journey through the career of one of America’s most influential artists at NSU Museum Fort Lauderdale. […]
The Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour turned out to be more than a pleasant boat ride. It included an unexpected glimpse of Mister Rogers’ (college) Neighborhood. […]
Traveling before Memorial Day and after Labor Day is a way to avoid peak crowds, summer heat at national parks and popular destinations. That was reinforced while visiting Utah’s biggest attractions. […]
Wakodahatchee and Green Cay wetlands are nature preserves in western Palm Beach County where you can come face to face with a stunning array of birds and wildlife. Best part: Admission is free. […]
Robert Redford’s Sundance Mountain Ski Resort is a refreshing alternative to the glitzy Utah ski resorts, and it’s cheaper to ski, too. […]
Forty-two years after the first visit, Chatham, Mass., remains the quintessential old-school Cape Cod fishing village at the elbow. Due to crowds in the summer, spring and fall visits have advantages. […]
The drag queen shows at Lips Fort Lauderdale have been a hit for nearly a decade. The Dragalicious Gospel Brunch proved spiritually uplifting with a winning combination of high-energy entertainment and plenty of good food and drink. […]
Barcelona remains a vibrant and worthwhile tourist destination despite recent terrorist attack and political upheaval. […]
Barcelona’s standing as the capital of Catalonia is evident upon arrival at the airport, where the Catalan language gets top billing on signs. […]
The renowned sportfishing capital of Islamorada has been reeling since Hurricane Irma plowed through the Florida Keys. The fishing fleet at Bud N’ Mary’s Marina was among those to take a severe hit, but is rebuilding. […]
Veteran Texas blues man Mike Zito made a difficult journey from his flooded home state to perform a Labor Day Weekend tour in Florida, and in the process raised funds to aid fellow musicians in financial difficulty due to Hurricane Harvey. […]
The rare event of a total solar eclipse showed how easy it can be to bring people together. In this case it was the simple pleasure of a shared experience on an otherwise mundane August afternoon. […]
4th Base Restaurant in Milwaukee stands out as a different sort of sports bar, from the gourmet food to the wooden leg of the late baseball manager Harvey Kuenn hanging above the bar. The meals can be pricey, it’s a worthwhile experience, especially for hungry baseball fans. […]
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