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Exploring Italy in a Rental Car

There are a great number of different cultures and styles on offer in Italy, which means that taking the opportunity to go touring by yourself is …

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A Snapshop Guide Of Verona, Italy

If you’re deciding where to go this summer, you might just want to consider the rather exquisite Verona. In this cultural and exciting place, you should …

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5 Things You Must Do in Casablanca

The 1942’s movie “Casablanca” immediately triumphed at the Oscars awards. No wonder why – in this romantic film, beautiful French-controlled city streets were pictured, which became one …

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Daycations Interview With Travel Guru Mike Barish

Until recently, I had never heard the term daycation before. I had heard of mini-retirements, and getaways, and day trips, but never daycations. If you’ve ever taken a day off work to go for a hike, or simply to explore parts of your own city, you’ve taken a daycation. In this interview, travel guru Mike Barish answers my questions about daycations and his suggestions on how to get the most out of your brief escape from the 9-5 grind. 

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Believe It or Not, I’m Zipping on Air: Mexican Style

Since we looked at birds and said, “Pffft, I can do that,” humankind has been obsessed with flight. I’m not talking about airplanes or helicopters, either. I’m talking about full-on, unassisted, Superman-style gliding. However, almost all those attempts have failed, like Icarus or those old 1900s videos of dudes with mustaches building flying machines. There is, however, one extreme sport that allows mere mortals the closest we will ever get to self-propelled flight: a zip line.