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Laura Stone visits the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, buried in an eruption of Mt. Vesuvius nineteen centuries ago, and views the eerie plaster casts made of the people who perished there.
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Harrison Fox tours Colombia’s Coffee Triangle in the departments of Pereira, Manizales, and Armenia, where he enjoys splendid scenery, smoked trout and traditional Colombian hospitality. |
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Tunisia Douzfest: Galloping Stallions and Camel Wrestling
Sony Stark goes to the Festival of the Sahara in Tunisia, celebrating bedouin traditions with great horsemanship, traditional dancing, acrobats, snake handlers, and camel wrestling. |
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New Zealand's North Island: Top Three Escapades
David Rich travels to New Zealand's North Island and reports on the island's top three attractions: the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, White Island, an active volcano, and the Waitomo Caves... |
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Sao Miguel and Santa Maria: Volcanic Islands of the Atlantic
Max Hartshorne visits the Azores, nine lush, green islands in the mid-Atlantic, where he goes horseback riding, visits a tea plantation, and has a dinner that's boiled underground.' |
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Personalized Alaska Cruises Keep Customers Coming Back
Captain Ben Swanson and his father John specialize in small, customizable cruises that get customers up close and personal with Alaska’s extraordinary wildlife and breathtaking scenery... |
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Running With Gazelles: Memories of Morocco
In her montage of memories from her love affair with Morocco, Janis Turk says this mysterious country 'opened to me like a jack-in-the-box, popping up with surprises at every turn.' |
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The Island of Vis, Croatia: Back from Obscurity
Wynne Crombie visits the island of Vis in Croatia, which was off-limits to tourists during the communist era. She tours historic villages and vineyards and meets up with a long-lost cousin!
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Scotland's Scone Palace: A Wealth of Regal History
Scone’s claim to fame is as the coronation site of Scottish kings. Robert the Bruce was crowned in Scone in 1306. And Charles II, in 1651, was the last to accept the Scottish crown here...
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Roraima: Venezuela’s Mysterious Lost World
'It’s another world up there,' says Roberto. 'And strange things happen. The sky is brilliantly clear and one can easily spot satellites, but when they zigzag, those aren’t satellites.'
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How I Wrote My First iPhone Travel App
For someone born B.C. (before computers), writing a mobile travel application seemed a daunting task. However, mobile apps are the next major paradigm shift in the travel business...
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Lititz: The Heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country
Esha Samajpati travels to the charming town of Lititz, Pennsylvania, where she visits museums and historic buildings downtown and learns about wolves at the Speedwell Forge Wolf Sanctuary...
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