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By Brian Feutz

Top Underrated Vacation Destinations (According to ChatGPT and Me)

I’m sick of traveling to the same places everyone else goes to. The crowds are thick, everything is overpriced, people are short-tempered, and it feels more like a walk through a picture book than an exciting new discovery. But where do you find the uncut jewels, those vacation destinations with original character and local flavor? […]

Sights to See in Windhoek, Namibia

By Kaden Thaxton

7 Best Sights to See in Windhoek, Namibia

The capital city of Namibia, Windhoek, is a place with a heavy mixture of cultures and a lot of different things to explore. As a fairly underrated travel destination, I feel like Namibia deserves some more credit. Having only been independent for a little over thirty years, German culture (and German people), English culture (and […]

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By Jillian Amatt

Finding Pyramids in Sudan – An exciting discovery

I bet you didn’t know that there are pyramids in Sudan. Don’t worry, we didn’t either. But there are, and while they are smaller than the ones in Egypt, they are still impressive in their own right. The Pyramids of Meroë are located almost in the center of Sudan and in the middle of a […]

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By Don Giannatti

A Perfect Long Weekend in Carpinteria, California

Every fall, my wife and I like to spend time in a cozy little beach town and play in the warm Pacific waters. We live in Phoenix, which does not have a beach, so we have to find one we want to visit that’s close. There’s San Diego, that’s pretty close. Did I mention the […]

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By Jane Trombley

Seniors don’t rush. Tips for a sane re-entry after vacation

According to a recent poll, over 30% of U.S. “Boomers” planned a vacation during the summer of 2023. Many are re-entering their everyday life in August or will be soon. It doesn’t have to be a rough landing. During your working years, returning from vacation meant jumping into interrupted job responsibilities immediately and with full […]

By Jim Jorgensen

Tuscan Hill Towns

Rome, Venice, Florence, these are the most common first destinations for people visiting Italy. And I like all three. They are vibrant, fun and full of history. But when you have more time, there are the hill towns of Tuscany. These are mainly located just south of Florence and north of Rome. My wife and […]

By Kaden Thaxton

How to Spend 24 Hours in Niagara Falls

With a van, a twin mattress, and a lot of willing and kind family members to host us along the way, my partner and I traveled the eastern United States for a month last summer, seeing sights and experiencing our first bit of adult freedom together. From our starting point in the middle of Texas, […]

By Don Giannatti

The Incredible Allure of Highway 12, Utah, USA.

The Escalante and Grand Staircase are some of the most beautiful places on the planet. And to have a road going right through the heart of it is a an unexpected gift in itself. This incredible road slices through mountains, rocks, canyons, and prairies with a confidence borne from knowing how special it is. I […]

By Don Giannatti

Photographers: It’s Time for a Great American Motorcycle Tour

In my world, it’s always a good time for a long road trip. It’s a cleansing of the mind, an opening to the spirit of creativity, and a way to get deep inside my own head. Important and, occasionally, dangerous. As we enter the middle of summer, I am getting a little itchy to hit […]

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By Brian Feutz

Two Years Retired: An Honest Reflection on Travel and Costs

I sat on the deck on the morning of my first retirement day, sipped a cup of coffee, and wondered what the future would bring.  Like other retirees, I had big dreams and little fears, and no matter how much I planned — and I did plan a lot — retirement was still a big amorphous blob of mystery. […]

By Jillian Amatt

Exploring Varna, Bulgaria – One of Our Favorite Seaside Cities

Varna, Bulgaria, is a small city that is located on the western shores of the Black Sea. The first time we visited Varna was on a 2 night stay in 2015. We were immediately smitten with this chill city full of pedestrian routes. With only a couple of days to explore, we did our best […]

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By Zayera Khan

Summers in Sweden

Summer in Sweden starts in June and lasts until the end of August. The summer months are a wonderful time to visit Sweden. If you want to experience the midnight sun, aim for the northern part in June before midsummer. I like spending summers in Sweden. Although I get very little sleep these months due […]