Featured Member Blog Posts – December 2011 Archive (55)

A Guide to ‘Dirty’ Amsterdam: Looking Back Into the City's Past

Amsterdam succeeds, in its little dirty, shameful but oh so irresistible ways, to get under the skin of the traveler, overpower and charm them so much, that they just have to go back. Time and again. Year after year. That’s probably because Amsterdam is a city that despite its small size is very…

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Added by Velimira Velikova on December 20, 2011 at 9:37am — 2 Comments

What's On At the Theater in La Jolla, California

San Diego is best known for beautiful beaches and its world-famous Zoo, but we also enjoy a rich cultural life – including great theatre.…

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Added by Elizabeth Hansen on December 19, 2011 at 9:50am — No Comments

Park City, Utah: A Guide to America's Best Ski Resort

10 REASONS WHY I SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT A PARK CITY CONDO

 

In 2004 I almost bought…

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Added by Ed Wetschler on December 19, 2011 at 8:05am — 1 Comment

Turrialba Valley, Costa Rica

Turrialba Valley is located in east side of Cartago Province, just one hour and thirty minutes away from San Jose. During the past few years, the wealth and beauty of this area has been discovered by the increasing number of visitors every year.

Here you can find a unique charm and essence, very different to the popular and regular touristic places in other parts of the country. A special combination of distinctive elements…

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Added by Danny Solano Alvarez on December 18, 2011 at 9:26am — No Comments

Should Travel Writers Ask for Free Trips or Get Paid by a Destination?

Should Travel Writers Ask for Free Trips or Get Paid by a Destination?



This started out with a question: Should travel writers ask for free trips.



It’s  a vexing and contentious issue for travel professionals.



The ethical issues are pretty clear: If a travel writer is given an all-expense trip to a country, hotel,…

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Added by Kaleel Sakakeeny on December 17, 2011 at 11:25am — 2 Comments

The Essential Guide to Venice: Hidden Secrets

Most streets in Venice are crowded by tourists, even the narrowest, and it is difficult to discover something new, but here’s your essential guide to the city’s hidden gems.

Where to stay in Venice

Le Marinaresche , apartment block from the 18th th century, in the city center. Grocers, restaurant 30 m. Central position, with all sorts of services and different shops in the…

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Added by Velimira Velikova on December 17, 2011 at 10:00am — 4 Comments

My Experience on Tripatini

Hello everybody!!

I would say many thanks to "Tripatini" for giving me the chance to express myself through this creative and imaginative social network !I

I have to say a special thanks to each Tripatini's member who has choosen to share some thoughts with me!

That means a lot for me, because I started making some new experiences and learning a little bit more around the web's reality just nine months ago.

This is my gift to all of you, taken from YouTube and managed…

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Added by B&B Tarussio on December 17, 2011 at 8:30am — 6 Comments

Trapiche Sparkling Extra Brut Wine

'Tis the season for tasty accessible sparkling wines! You need not be a purist and only settle for Champagne to celebrate with the bubbly. Cavas and Proseccosare a great start for party wines to toast a grand occasion…

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Added by Steve Mirsky on December 16, 2011 at 10:34am — No Comments

The Historic Manses of Louisiana's Lake Charles

http://www.examiner.com/destinations-travel-in-national/explore-the-lake-charles-historic-diexplore-the-lake-charles-historic-diststrict

Explore the Lake Charles historic district

 

Get a feel for the Lake Charles’ past by exploring The Charpentier District. The district is on the National Register…

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Added by Sandra & John Scott on December 15, 2011 at 10:05am — No Comments

How to Get to La Jolla from San Diego, California

La Jolla’s fame as Southern California’s most beautiful beach community draws travelers from all over the world. Unfortunately, most visitor maps don’t make it clear that La Jolla is part of San Diego, which can make getting here a bit confusing. …

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Added by Elizabeth Hansen on December 15, 2011 at 8:25am — 3 Comments

King and Prince Resort Promotes Local Georgia Cuisine

One has to look no further than Vinny D’Agostino’s homemade limoncello served at the King and Prince Resort's tavern to get a sense of how deep the passion runs here for locally sourced ingredients being incorporated into craft-made cuisine and beverages. Vinny, the resort’s new Food and Beverage Director, is just getting started…

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Added by Steve Mirsky on December 14, 2011 at 10:19am — No Comments

The Hyatt in Saipan: Fun in the Sun, Great Dining

The beautifully landscaped Hyatt is a wonderful hotel on a beautiful beach in Saipan. The dining experiences are exciting and diverse.  The Niji Japanese Restaurant offers both traditional and contemporary Japanese cuisine featuring the freshest ingredients prepared by authentic Japanese chefs. Guests can enjoy a bountiful daily lunch buffet highlighted by live sushi, teppanyaki, tempura stations, and more. For dinner, a teppanyaki room, sushi counter, and a private dining room are…

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Added by Sandra & John Scott on December 14, 2011 at 10:00am — No Comments

Nick’s Picks: Ten Cities To Put On Your Travel Radar For 2012

 
Having traveled to over 80 countries , travel expert, Nicholas Kontis, reveals his top picks for 2012.
 

Thessaloniki, Greece

Why Thessaloniki?

Many times travelers overlook the north of Greece completely which is a shame.  Thessaloniki, also known is Salonika is hip, cool and artsy, and should not be neglected by tourists.  Thessaloniki is Greece’s cultural capital.…

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Added by Nicholas Kontis on December 14, 2011 at 8:43am — No Comments

Sailing the Aegean Sea

Almost since the dawn of recorded history, Man has been crossing the Aegean Sea by boat, and this remains the best way to do it. We could paraphrase the words of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: ‘If you just want to get there, you could fly, but to travel, you must take a boat’

There are boats of all description plying this sea, and I’ve sailed on a lot of them.…

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Added by Keith Kellett on December 13, 2011 at 10:05am — 3 Comments

National Parks Hotels: Historic Poconos Inn Closes

DELAWARE WATER GAP: WHY DID THE CLIFF PARK INN SHUT DOWN?

A couple of years ago I wrote, "Cliff Park Inn near Milford, Pennsylvania, has a rich history dating back to Colonial times -- check out that wide-plank floor -- with additions c.1820 by an uncle of Pres. James Buchanan. The nine-hole, wide-fairway golf course, completed in 1912, was the first on this…

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Added by Ed Wetschler on December 13, 2011 at 8:47am — 2 Comments

A Great Recipe for Italian Seafood Cioppino

http://www.examiner.com/culinary-travel-in-national/dazzle-your-friends-and-family-make-your-own-seafood-cioppino

If you can’t get to Seneca Niagara Casino in Niagara Falls, New York then try this award winning Chef Joseph Fire’s recipe from La Cascata Italian restaurant.

 

Seafood Cioppino

16/20…

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Added by Sandra & John Scott on December 12, 2011 at 10:27am — 2 Comments

Christmas in Provence: Traditions Live On



The Provencal culture comes alive on the 4th of December.
 


The day signifies the start of the Christmas season, called “La Calendale.”
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Added by Jean Dabrowski on December 12, 2011 at 8:00am — No Comments

Take A Break From Winter on Honduras' Roatan Island

Roatan, one of the Bay Islands just off the north coast of Honduras has long been a favorite of the dive crowd, but Turquoise Bay is great not only for divers but also for leisure travelers.  Located on the North Coast on a beautiful bay protected by a long reef, guest can go diving and snorkeling but also kayaking, jet skiing, or just lounge on the beach or by the pool.  Turquoise Bay is set on a hillside with spectacular ocean views. The…

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Added by Sandra & John Scott on December 11, 2011 at 10:42am — No Comments

Tips for Planning "3G" Trips

Authentic luxury travelers know that planning any customized trip takes considerable time, and when multiple generations are involved it makes the process…

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Added by Elizabeth Hansen on December 11, 2011 at 9:00am — 3 Comments

Celebrate Christmas in Paradise - But Which?

Whether you are tired of the long cold winter or you want to get away from the crowded Christmas shops, find a new way to experience the vacation season this year. If you fancy a Christmas holiday filled with sunshine this year, why not head to a more exotic destination? Say goodbye to gloomy skies and heavy food. Here is our selection of winter holiday destinations where you can hang your stocking by the pool and feast on fresh seafood and fruit. Stretch your legs on the sand and celebrate…

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Added by Velimira Velikova on December 11, 2011 at 8:08am — 3 Comments

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