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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. […]
Much has changed with baseball and American since 1963, but the All-Star Game remains a highlight of summer. A lifelong baseball fan and sports journalist reflects on first-hand experience at the Midsummer Classic, then and now. […]
The ancient tradition of the Chinese lantern festival brought wild animals to life in illuminated splendor at Sunset Cove Amphitheater west of Boca Raton, Fla. […]
Tatiana Restaurant and Night Club is an exotic trip without venturing far, Russian style dining and entertainment in Hallandale Beach, Fla. […]
A canceled flight that led to an unplanned road trip from Phoenix to San Diego provided an eye-opening journey through a wide range of desert terrain. Throw in the quirky Space Age Lodge and an army of wind turbines, and the trip had an otherworldly feel. […]
Covering the Fort Bragg Game between the Atlanta Braves and Miami Marlins provided an enlightening opportunity to interact with service men and women at work on the nation’s largest military base. […]
Muhammad Ali started on the path to The Greatest in Miami Beach, training at the Fifth Street Gym, upsetting Sonny Liston. His legacy is a part of South Florida history. […]
Miami’s once-blighted Wynwood neighborhood has in just a few years created a cultural awakening as a hip hub of art, music and other forms of creative expression. The centerpiece in Wynwood Walls, a unique park of sanctioned graffiti with massive murals painted on old warehouses. […]
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