"Latam is packed with cities boasting splendid colonial cores, but this time it´s Granada´s that landed on Lonely Planet´s list of top spots for the coming year, as best for "stepping back in time"…"
"Luxor certainly needs no more hyping, yet it just landed on National Geographic´s list of top destinations in the year to come thanks to the inuaguration of Egypt´s first luxury sleeper train, the Guardian of the Nile, and the July reopening as a…"
On the wild Atlantic coast about an hour across the island from capital Roseau, this 14-square-mle. swath is the Caribbean´s only officially recognized indigenous territory, home to around 3,000 people, spread across eight villages (the Kalinago are…
"An important article to keep up with an increasingly important industry, especially in the U.S., where train service is deteriorating and/or shrinking. Thank you!"
David Stanley No megaresorts, no swim-up bars three deep with cocktails, no overrun tourist attractions, no pushy touts. This 290-square-mile bit of lush real estate wedged between Guadeloupe and Martinique is all rainforest, river, and volcano,…
Beyond the two main towns towns of Roseau and Portsmouth, several villages punch above their weight. Soufriere and Scotts Head (just under an hour south of Roseau) sit inside a partly submerged volcanic caldera and anchor a marine reserve that's…
David Stanley No megaresorts, no swim-up bars three deep with cocktails, no overrun tourist attractions, no pushy touts. This 290-square-mile bit of lush real estate wedged between Guadeloupe and Martinique is all rainforest, river, and volcano,…
David Stanley No megaresorts, no swim-up bars three deep with cocktails, no overrun tourist attractions, no pushy touts. This 290-square-mile bit of lush real estate wedged between Guadeloupe and Martinique is all rainforest, river, and volcano,…
Ed, your the man! Any tips on how I can connect with travel writers on this site (including yourself) to promote my website http://bescover.com Would love to hear from you.
Actually, I have had several replies to my post on Bali, which I figure is the go-to place for finding accommodation there. I may use Ask a Travel Pro for other recommendations during our 3 months in S and SE Asia.
BTW, I believe this trip will yield several stories/reviews appropriate for EverettPotter.com; may I query you in this regard?
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Muchas Gracias Senor Ed! I hope your friend is OK.
Ed, your the man! Any tips on how I can connect with travel writers on this site (including yourself) to promote my website http://bescover.com Would love to hear from you.
Thanks Ed!!! Bescover
Thanks Ed! I answered in reply. This is fun!
Hi EdWetschler:
Thank you so much for your reply!
There are a lot of excellent blogs you have contributed to readers! I just chose one of them and put this blog here http://www.tripinfo.info/post/22433459873/delaware-water-gap-why-di...
I think I will put more of your brilliant articles on Tripinfo.info later.
Thank you very much!
Sincerely yours,
Bob
Hi EdWetschler:
I like your post and I will save it on Tripinfo.info
Thanks a lot!
Bob
I am already RSVPed for Thursday--see you there!
hey, it is a particular variant of a monkey mostly found in South Western Ugandahttp://www.ecocta.com
Hi Ed,
Actually, I have had several replies to my post on Bali, which I figure is the go-to place for finding accommodation there. I may use Ask a Travel Pro for other recommendations during our 3 months in S and SE Asia.
BTW, I believe this trip will yield several stories/reviews appropriate for EverettPotter.com; may I query you in this regard?
Happy Hannukkah,
Buzzy
Hi Ed! It is me... Bridget. Great to be on here. Thank you for the invite.
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