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Blueberries, chocolate and biking make for sweet mix on Quebec’s Route Verte cycling trails
ALMA, Quebec – I had wondered whether Lac-Saint-Jean, a two-day drive from home in Virginia to the edge of the…
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NEW YORK – Out-of-towners and locals alike have shown enormous interest in sites connected to the Sept. 11th attacks. More…
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The essence of Cuba
More than half a million Americans are traveling to Cuba legally every year. Though the U.S. still prohibits Americans from…
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Impact of pot on travel hard to assess in Colorado
DENVER – A year after marijuana sales became legal in Colorado, the impact on tourism is difficult to assess. At…
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From bikini models to hobbits, the best airline safety videos of 2014
Remember those boring airline safety videos of yesteryear? Now it seems like airlines are going to extremes to entertain passengers,…
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Erotic ‘Fifty Shades of Grey Hotel’ too close to chapel says town mayor
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Read MoreBrand USA CEO: We’re making a ‘huge impact’ on US tourism
They’re still short of their goal, but in the four years since the passage of the Travel Promotion Act, Brand…
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Adventure seeking in Nicaragua
Name the place that’s just two hours from Miami where you can ash board down a volcano, hike through a…
Read MoreCuba’s travel change: What to expect from airlines and cruise lines
Cuba was once a haven for sun-seeking American tourists. Beautiful beaches, lively casinos and late-night dancing made it the perfect…
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