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G Adventures: Ecuador’s Amazon and Volcanoes
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Why Visit Ecuador? Ecuador literally means āEquatorā ā the country is named after the line that divides the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Have you ever stood in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres at the same time? Thatās a true bucket-list moment! In this Ecuador travel itinerary, youāll explore some of…
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How Cruises Work {from a Travel Agent}
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Cruises have been around since the 19th century, gradually evolving from transatlantic ocean liners into the modern cruise ships we know today. In the mid-1800s, the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O) is often credited with launching the first pleasure cruises. While these early voyages werenāt cruises in the…
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Best Hikes in Ouray, Colorado | Travel Guide
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Looking for the BEST Hikes in Ouray Colorado? You’ve come to the right page! Ouray, Colorado. Elevation: 7,792 feet. Often referred to as the “Switzerland of America.” Pronounced “yuu-ray.” This little slice of heaven is located on the Western Slope of Colorado. Located 40 minutes from Montrose, 1 hour from…
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Zion National Park Travel Guide 2025 | Hiking, Camping & Springdale Tips
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āAll this is the music of waters,ā wrote John Wesley Powell in 1895 ā a sentiment that perfectly captures the spirit of Zion National Park. Home to one of North Americaās largest flying birds, the California Condor, Zion is a breathtaking destination that draws visitors from across the globe. Its…
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A Weekend in Scottsdale, AZ | Travel Guide
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I often find myself thinking, where is somewhere I can go for an extended weekend that has great weather, hiking, delicious food and that’s relatively easy to get to in terms of major airports. Meet Scottsdale, AZ. The absolute perfect weekend getaway trip to suit the needs of every traveler…
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Glacier National Park Travel Guide: Best Hikes, Lakes, and Things to Do
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Established in 1910 Glacier National Park covers over one million acres of land from mountains, glaciers, waterfalls, lakes and diverse wildlife (mountain goats, moose, black bears, mule deer, bighorn sheep, bison etc). Glacier National Park is part of the world’s first International Peace Park (Waterton-Glacier Peace Park). Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta,…
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Travel Guide: Best Hikes, Waterfalls & Camping
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore spans nearly 12,000 acres, featuring 13 miles of stunning Lake Superior shoreline, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking an adventure in Michiganās Upper Peninsula (Yooper Territory). The park boasts breathtaking sandstone cliffs, pristine beaches, cascading waterfalls, towering sand dunes, tranquil inland lakes, dense forests,…
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St. Croix River Day Trips: Best Kayak & Canoe Routes in Minnesota and Wisconsin
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The St. Croix and Namekagon Rivers converge to create the National Scenic Riverway, a 200-mile stretch of pristine water flowing through a lush, forested landscape. Designated as one of the original eight rivers protected by the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968, the St. Croix also forms the…
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The Perfect Portugal Itinerary (Finally)
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From cobbled streets lined with pastel-colored buildings to sun-kissed coastlines and mouthwatering cuisine, Portugal offers a vibrant blend of culture, adventure, and relaxation. Ready to discover the hidden gems of Europeās best-kept secret? Back in 2019, my early years working as a travel agent, I had constructed and pieced together,…
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Badlands National Park Travel Guide: Hikes, Camping & Hidden Beauty
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Land of Stone and Light -Badlands National Park, located in South Dakota, is one of my all-time favorite National Parks. I truly think it’s a hidden gem that many people are overlooking. There’s this wild, untamed feeling you get when driving and exploring the park thatās unlike anything else I’ve…