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Venice is a floating fantasia known for being the most magical city in the world – its streets are forged by canals, where echoes of gondoliers singing fill the air, and where bridges are ornately decorated in fairy-tale fashion. There are so many things to do in Venice, but if you want to cross the bridges that take you off the beaten path, avoid the tourist...


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Vancouver is well known for its stunning natural beauty, whale watching and wildlife encounters, and vibrant cosmopolitan city vibes. Its proximity to the North Shore Mountains makes it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, while city dwellers can revel in its world-class shopping scene. Needless to say, there are plenty of things to do in Vancouver.

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Easter is one of the biggest Christian holidays of the year and is widely celebrated all over the world. For anyone looking to celebrate this Holy holiday, you might be wondering where in the world to go. Easter is celebrated in many different ways all over the world. In the Greek Island of Corfu, they throw clay pots from their windows, and in the Caribbean country of Bermud...


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Ireland would have to have one of the best pub scenes in the world, and the best place to explore that scene is one of the best Dublin pubs and bars. We had the pleasure of being a frequent visitor to many Irish pubs over the years.

I lived in Dublin in 1999 with my best friend for a few months, working in one of the most popular pub/restaurants in the bustling tour...


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If you’re planning a vacation over the festive period, then there’s no better to feel the festive cheer than in the Appalachian Mountain region, specifically Chattanooga, Tennessee and Huntsville, Alabama – two destinations known for their spirit of Christmas whilst only being 1.5 hour’s drive from each other. We didn’t plan to visit Chattanooga or Huntsville for the holidays...


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