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5 Extraordinary Hot Air Balloon Experiences

Soaring above the landscape, a ride in a hot air balloon reveals a perspective of the ground below unlike any other. Perhaps that’s why this romantic mode of transportation enchants adventurers everywhere. It all started with a sheep, a duck and a rooster—the first passengers in a hot air balloon … Read more

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Celebrating Bastille Day in NYC

As America’s Independence Day celebrations enter the home stretch, France’s Bastille Day festivities await. July 14th, 2019 marks 230 years since the Storming of the Bastille — a turning point in the French Revolution. Today, more than ever, there will be hundreds of events held in NYC to honor France’s … Read more

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6 “MUST GO” Rooftop Bars in New York

Tis the season for rooftop bars and no one loves a rooftop bar like New Yorkers. A hip speakeasy may be the place to be during the frigid winter months but if you aren’t staring at the stunning New York skyline during sunset while sipping on an Aperol Spritz then … Read more

20,000 Painted Azulejo Tiles

Take one step inside, and you can’t help but stand still, as if stopped by an invisible hand. Picturesque multi-colored houses climbing the hills of centuries-old Porto on the banks of the majestic Douro River have been the main attraction for countless visitors through the ages. But no traveler should … Read more

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6 Tips for Driving in South Africa

Before embarking on a road trip in South Africa, it’s wise to heed a few rules, written and unwritten. As in the UK and their territories, you’ll be driving on the left-hand side of the road so remember to always yield to the right. The speed limit is 120 kilometers … Read more

Off the beaten path French Riviera destinations on TravelSquire

The French Riviera: Off the Beaten Path

Pristine beaches, charming villages, mouth-watering food, and deep blue Mediterranean waters — the Cote d’Azur is a destination that many dream about visiting. Around five million tourists visit the area every year making it the 2nd most popular destination in France after Paris. If it’s on your bucket list too, … Read more

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Exploring Swiss Wine

Switzerland’s Lake Geneva Region is a perfect puzzle of graceful cities such as Lausanne, Vevey and Montreux, punctuated by dozens of fairytale villages. This Francophone swath is marked on the sophisticated traveler’s map thanks to its stunning Alpine scenery, clear blue waters of Lake Geneva and acres of chocolate so … Read more

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Cocktailing in Miami

Miami is a world-class destination year round but if you’re jetting there any time soon get ready for some heat – hot sunny days, even hotter beaches and long hot party nights. South Beach is still blazing a trail with new bars and lounges opening every day but there’s a … Read more

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Come to the Home of Come From Away

The Broadway musical Come From Away, is one of the hottest productions being performed today, not only in New York City but also in London, on tour in theaters across North America and soon in Melbourne, Australia. It’s set in the town of Gander on the Atlantic-facing island of Newfoundland, … Read more

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Spring Skiing Packing Tips

Spring skiing is upon us, and many skiers know it’s prime time for a fun adventure. With warmer temperatures, end-of-season specials, and mountain closing parties, there’s never a better time to pack your bags and head to the mountains. Whether you’re a die-hard skier or like skiing with the family, … Read more

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Delray Beach, Florida: Where to Eat

“You’ve come a long way baby” may have been one of the hottest slogans when it advertised slim cigarettes to women in the late sixties. Now, every time I stroll the streets of Delray Beach in Palm Beach County, I think it could easily make a comeback. For years this … Read more

Culinary travel & how America Eats with Knorr on TravelSquire

Bringing Culinary Travel Inspiration Home

It happens all the time. I’ll travel internationally and become inspired—it’s all about the food. Somehow it just seems fresher, healthier and definitely tastier than what I typically eat at home. I’m not alone. Culinary travel is booming. Food tours are popping up everywhere and entire trips are sometimes organized … Read more

Barilla’s Bites at South Beach Wine & Food Festival 2019

Mangia! What does South Beach need to make it come alive even more than usual?  No, not more achingly beautiful men doing handstands on Muscle Beach; or divas flaunting their you know what’s down Deco Drive in ever scantier cover-ups. Why it’s the annual hedonistic celebration par excellence, of course … Read more

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Aspen, Colorado: What to Do and Where to Stay

Nestled in the Colorado Rockies, Aspen’s snowy slopes attract skiers from all over the world. While avid skiers and snowboarders rarely leave the slopes, other Aspen visitors may need a break. That’s not a problem here—this picturesque little mountain town offers much more than great skiing. Beyond the Slopes Art … Read more

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How to Après in Aspen

For those well-versed in the ritual of Après Ski, that delicious cocktail sipped fireside at the end of an awesome day on the slopes with friends is better than the skiing itself. But for the uninitiated, this rite of passage can perhaps be a bit “underwhelming”. What’s the big deal, … Read more