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10 Fun Countries To Enjoy With Your Family Without Breaking The Bank &Raquo; Steve Picture Copy

10 Fun Countries to Enjoy With Your Family Without Breaking the Bank

We all need a break from life now and then. Even kids crave an occasional escape from the stresses of schoolwork to head on a grand adventure someplace new and exciting. Finding inexpensive, family-friendly destinations often involves a balance between affordability and offering engaging activities. Here are ten destinations for fun family time without killing […]

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The Autopilot Myth: What You Really Need For Road Travel In Europe &Raquo; Steve Picture Copy

The Autopilot Myth: What You Really Need for Road Travel in Europe

Modern vehicles are smarter than ever. With lane assist, adaptive cruise control, and even hands-free steering becoming more common, it’s tempting to believe the myth: that road travel—especially in Europe—is now an “autopilot” experience. But while car technology continues to evolve at lightning speed, relying entirely on it for cross-country journeys through Europe could set […]

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London, England – Day 5

This morning began gray and drizzly. After breakfast Scott, Sherrie and Brianna headed to the Tower of London. I didn’t go with them because I knew my back wouldn’t be happy with the amount of standing. Instead, I took off for the Victoria and Albert Museum, my favorite museum in London. It’s a world-renowned museum, […]

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Top 6 Reasons To Consider A Cruise Holiday From Melbourne &Raquo; Steve Picture Copy

Top 6 Reasons to Consider a Cruise Holiday from Melbourne

There’s something uniquely thrilling about setting sail from a vibrant coastal city. Melbourne, with its cultural richness and stunning port views, makes the experience even more enticing. Whether chasing sunshine or craving a change of scenery, this travel option offers both in abundance. The fresh sea breeze, onboard luxury, and ever-changing horizon creates the perfect […]

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London, England – Day 4

When I bought the tickets for the London Eye, I held my breath and crossed my fingers in the hopes that we’d have a bright day. Luck was on our side, when we went on it, there were a few wispy clouds and a bright sky. Later, the clouds thickened, but we had perfect weather. […]

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London, England – Day 3

The changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace occurs every morning at 11am. At this point, the ceremony has no real meaning, except as a tourist spectacular. And boy, does it ever draw crowds. We arrived around 10:30. I sent Scott, Sherrie and Brianna to see if they could find a spot where they might […]

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London, England – Day 2

One of the first things I do in any new city is to take a hop-on-hop-off bus. It’s a convenient way to get an overall feeling for the place and, if I pay attention and am lucky, to figure out the geography. I know London so well that the only time I go on the […]

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London, England

Though every seat on the plane was filled, the flight from New York to London was a breeze. After the 14-hour nightmare returning from the Middle East, this was very civilized. On this journey, I’m traveling with my nephew Scott, his wife Sherrie and their 12-year old daughter Brianna. This is their first overseas adventure. […]

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