Walking in Italy: Sustainable and VIP Tours to Italy’s Treasured Attractions By Dan Peltier Visiting Italy during the height of tourism season in summer means one thing: long lines. Having a peaceful and unique tour experience in Rome during this time is worthy of a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records. But what […]
Exploring Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley: Western Virginia Is An Adventure You Can’t Miss By Dan Peltier As I drove up Interstate 81 through Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, I was amazed at the rolling green hills that I found following me on both sides of the interstate. If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve thought I was […]
See What’s New in the Granite State for visitors by Dan Peltier New Hampshire is known for its luxurious ski resorts, abundance of ice fishing, and unforgiving blizzards that give snow-lovers something to live for. But did you know that 40 percent of the state’s tourism revenue actually comes from the summer season, while only […]
Lenin’s Russia: A Place You Have to Want to Go New Book Shows Author’s Love and Dismay of the Kremlin By Dan Peltier Jennifer Eremeeva has lived for the last twenty years in Russia with HRH, her Handsome Russian Husband (occasionally a.ka. Horrible Russian Husband), and their growing daugther. Luckily for Eremeeva, she didn’t need […]
Breaking Bread Journeys in the Holy Land: Know the Food, Know the People y Dan Peltier While it only launched this past November, the idea behind Breaking Bread Journeys–that people have a fascination with visiting the Holy Land and wanting to learn about it through locals’ eyes–has been around for decades. Elisa Moed, a co-founder of […]
Visit Filming Locations and experience the Beauty of Croatia’s Coast By Dan Peltier Imagine staring out at the glimmering sea from the walled city of Dubrovnik, Croatia and knowing that characters like Daenerys and King Joffery take in the same view. On Zicasso Travel’s Game of Thrones Tour, you’ll feel as if this these characters […]
O’Falmouth Village Celebrates St. Patricks Day by Dan Peltier Walking down Main Street in Falmouth Village in March is not the same as walking down the same street in July. You won’t see children holding their melting ice cream cones while attempting to lick up the slow stream of Vanilla heading for the ground. And […]
Julia Cooke’s New Book Sheds Light on the New Cuba by Dan Peltier Over a period of five years, beginning when Fidel Castro stepped down from his presidency in 2008 after almost a half-century of reign, award-winning journalist Julia Cooke embedded herself in Cuba. She gained access to a dynamic Havana–one that she found populated […]
On the Trail of the King Cobra: A tour that tracks India’s Most Revered Snake By Dan Peltier Most people tend to run away if they cross paths with a slithery serpent, but not the participants of the upcoming Steppes Discovery King Cobra Tour. That’s because they track them. Jarrod Kyte, the Product Director of […]
What’s New in the U.S. Virgin Islands in 2014: Sustainable Living Workshops and Water Sports Await Visitors By Dan Peltier When you think U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI), you think beaches and resorts. It’s a place people go to get away from their stresses and relax. But this year, the islands are rolling out new activities […]
River Walk in San Antonio. Even more to enjoy! Al Rendon photo. What’s New in San Antonio ? New Museum Attractions and Expanded Riverwalk Top List in the heart of Texas By Dan Peltier San Antonio sits deep in the heart of Texas and has everything that you might expect in a Lone Star State […]
Buy airline tickets on Layaway, and Pay by the Month By Dan Peltier For decades, the term “layaway” was only tossed around during the holiday season. Big box stores wanted to make it easier for shoppers to pay off expensive presents over time. But what if the “layaway” concept was applied to paying for airline […]