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The Ultimate Guide to Staying at Hotel Bourré Bonne Louisville: Best Rooms, Amenities and Local Eats
I recently spent 72 hours in Louisville, Kentucky, and stayed at the stylish Hotel Bourré Bonne, which stood out for its bold bourbon-country design and genuine hospitality. With more than a decade writing about the outdoors and travel, I know how to spot an unforgettable hotel room, and this one hit the mark. Part of…
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Old Florida Vibe, Modern Flavors: Why New Smyrna Beach Belongs on Your Radar
When choosing a Florida getaway, I think beach first, hotel second and activities third. Food is not a determining factor since experience has taught me to set a pretty low bar. If you expect an uninspired catch of the day, fries and a cold beer, you’re rarely disappointed. Imagine my delight when I discovered New…
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Why a Trafalgar Land Tour Works for a Solo Traveler
Trafalgar has been leading guided tours since 1947, handling the itinerary, hotels, transportation and guides so travelers can focus on the trip itself. That’s the part I appreciated most. On my eight-day trip through Normandy, I didn’t have to think about what came next. I was able to be present, learning, looking around, asking questions,…
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Trafalgar River Cruises: What to Know Before Booking the Verity on the Rhine
Trafalgar’s Verity river cruise brings the company’s fast-moving, experience-rich travel style to the Rhine in a more relaxed format. Sailing from Amsterdam to Basel, I found a ship that felt polished but casual, with excellent food, comfortable public spaces, smart excursions and the kind of friendly travelers I’d happily join again anytime. Highlights Editor’s note:…
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Why You and Your Long-Distance Bestie Need a Runcation & How to Plan the Perfect One
The #1 thing that has strengthened my relationship with my long-distance bestie? Runcations. Every year, we select another city to explore on foot and get together for a race. Over time, we have gotten race travel down to a science, discovering best practices through trial and error. In this story, you’ll learn how to train,…
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Experience Tranquility in Morocco
Travel rewards the curious, and in Morocco, that curiosity leads straight to the hammam. Far more than a simple spa day, this ancient steam-and-scrub ritual is a cornerstone of Maghrebi culture. From navigating the winding medina to mastering the “kessa” exfoliation, here is how to embrace the rhythm of the rinse and reset with total…
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Best Stays & Hidden Paradises for Your Winter Break in Nicaragua
Nicaragua is a place to consider for your next tropical trip. As an adventure-seeker and a mom, I look for destinations that balance comfort with immersion. I’m here to tell you: this is an unspoiled paradise featuring luxury and bespoke adventure. From beaches to boutiques, nightlife to nature, Nicaragua delivers. Highlights Let us inspire your…
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Kelowna and The Okanagan Valley: A Guide to Canada’s First UNESCO City of Gastronomy
I love food, and my travels have shaped my palate and enhanced my culinary skills. When visiting a new destination, I find that knowing where ingredients come from plays an important role in learning about the area’s culture and community. This marks my third visit to a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Kelowna, British Columbia, recently…
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Drive from Las Vegas to Zion and Bryce: Epic National Parks Road Trip
When my husband headed west to Las Vegas for a conference, I decided it was the perfect opportunity to tag along to enjoy Sin City and to pair it with a bucket list road trip to Utah and the nearby national parks of both Zion and Bryce. It was a great decision and reminded me…