The gorgeous city of Boston, Massachusetts is home to some of America’s most historic landmarks, ballparks, stunning parks, museums and some of the best seafood in the region. Boston has also become a very popular city for Business and Special Interest Conventions. Just this year, I attended TravelCon back in June and will be attending […]
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I recently went on a “2 Day Grand Canyon Antelope Canyon Tour” from Las Vegas through Max Tour. We visited the American Southwest’s most scenic and classic spots including Horseshoe Bend, Route 66 and Hoover Dam. And enjoyed two days basking in nature’s glory and adventure. 2 Day Grand Canyon Antelope Canyon Tour I opted for
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Lebanon has so many diverse elements which make this country so special. Some elements, just to name a few, come in the form of food, with the emphasis on sustainability, entrepreneurship, art and giving back. And no organization and business in Lebanon embody these forms collectively as much as the initiative behind Souk El Tayeb
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When many think of authentic Korean BBQ in Los Angeles, their minds go automatically to the Koreatown restaurants. But the San Gabriel Valley has been catching up in recent years. With SGV winning in the realm of Taiwanese and Chinese cuisine for the past 4 decades, a few quality Korean BBQ restaurants have been able
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Many travelers can agree that there is a huge gap in misinformation when it comes to safety abroad. Media profits are driven by ratings. Studies have shown that most viewers will be glued longer if they display negative news or fear, especially for American news. The country that thrives #1 on capitalism will prioritize capital
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Lebanon is home to many natural wonders, religious monuments, and the world’s most beautiful historical sites. Escape the busy streets of Beirut and take a day trip to three of Lebanon’s proudest sites: Jeita Grotto, Harissa, and Byblos. This popular three-way route is popular for many travelers which can easily be done (at leisure) within a
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As a continuation of my post on Tips for Travelling to Morocco, this is part two: Is Morocco Safe for Female Tourists? Generally speaking, yes it’s safe for female travelers but there can be more annoyances than other countries. It’s important to dress conservatively, be mentally prepared and take general precautions. Certain areas in Old
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Choosing the jet setter life means breaking free from old habits and restructuring your life to make space for the things that simplify routines. The combination of an unbalanced diet and constant travel can take a huge toll on one’s body, through poor sleep, affecting the skin and overall health. It’s not easy to have balanced meals
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Solo travel is addicting, fun and liberating. As cliche as it sounds, these moments become defining points in your life. You get to learn about yourself and also meet people with different global perspectives. But traveling abroad, or even roaming around in your own neighborhood alone can come with danger risks. As females, we need to worry about
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Iran has been officially known as “The Islamic Republic of Iran” since 1979. Even though today (internationally) it’s commonly known for its strict Islamic laws, those that know even a tad bit of Iran, know of it’s richer, more vibrant history. Iran has an estimated population of 83 million people. Ranked 18th largest in the
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