Travel Stories
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I Did It Scared in Malaysia and Life Will Never be the Same
In Puerto Rico it was zip lining and rappelling through a rain forest. In Paris, it was experiencing the marks that African American artists and entertainers had left on the city during the Walking Spirit Black Paris Tour. Oh, and let’s not forget about the escargot! In London, it was dining on afternoon tea in Harrod’s then dashing off to West End to see a play. In Tuscany, it was a beautiful bike ride through the country side and around the vineyards. I’m an experience junkie who craves new experiences, and travel is my way of satisfying that need to see the world around me differently and with new eyes.…
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When Bangkok Shook Me Out of My Comfort Zone
My first trip out of the country was my ultimate dream trip. During the formative years of my life, Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower, crepes, and croissants were where my “places I want to go” list began and ended. After London and Paris, it was difficult for me to even think up where I wanted to go next. My travel dreams had already been fulfilled. But being the experience junkie that I am, I quickly built a list of about 20 places and slowly started to check them off 1 x 1. After a few years of living and saving up for my next adventure, the opportunity to visit Italy…
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Picture this: A Photography Tour
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Spotlight on Italy with Laura Massoni
Spotlight on Italy with Laura Massoni When I hit my 40’s I realized that what I missed the most was sharing my love for Italy, my home country, with the people around me. This love awakened my senses and made me closer to what I remembered dear to me. I believe one source of my passion, is the fact that I had a very slow and secure childhood. I used to take trips to the market with my mom, spend endless Sundays at my grandpa’s county house picnicking with family and friends, and the long family meals spent over the holidays. The warm feelings, traditions and memories are what…
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Tips For Traveling With Your Special Needs Child
Tips for Traveling with your Special Needs Child Traveling with a child with special needs can often be a less than pleasurable experience for the entire family. It’s difficult to prepare the special needs child since they can’t always comprehend, many have sensory/motion issues, or they are just plain fearful, which can be understandable. Sometimes it is helpful to talk with other parents or caregivers with special needs children to find out what works for their child/teen. The following are some tips to make travel easier for the special needs child and family/group: 1. Make sure the first flight is a very short flight, no more than 90 minutes.…
