Little Rhody Ranks High for Camping Fun Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends avoiding all non-essential international travel, creating a unique opportunity for travelers to look for vacation inspiration closer to home this summer. Rhode Island is close to millions of East Coast travelers. According to a recent study, camping […]
Awe-inspiring glaciers, vast mountain views, bright summer nights, and winters illuminated by northern lights — Anchorage is wrapped in natural splendor accessible in every season. The gateway to majestic Alaska, Anchorage gives visitors the chance to explore spacious Chugach State Park hiking trails, enjoy flightseeing and wildlife watching, and experience the rich culture of Alaska’s largest city. […]
Picasso Exhibit Never Seen Outside of Europe Opening in Louisville Picasso exhibition debuts Saturday at KMAC Museum KMAC Museum is opening an exhibition featuring works by one of the most dynamic Spanish painters and sculptors, who is considered one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century. “Picasso: From Antibes to Louisville” opens on […]
Major Island-Wide Festival Will Run from April to October 2020 Guernsey is marking the 75th anniversary in 2020 of its Liberation from German occupying forces with Heritage75, a major program of events and festivities. From April to October, visitors to Guernsey and its sister islands of Herm, Sark, and Alderney will be able to join islanders and […]
CHECK OUT YOUR CHECK-IN: COMPARING AIRLINE CHECK-IN OPTIONS For savvy travelers keen to speed through check-in ahead of their trip this summer, the award-winning airport parking operator and retailer Airport Parking & Hotels (APH.com) has compared the various check-in options of 10 airlines. The research is available in the Know Before You Go Section of the APH […]
Algeria is a place that I’ve thought about visiting many times. It has this strange allure, as if because it is difficult to go there, it must be worth the hassles. Paula Tranzini made the successful attempt to climb the wall. She got a visa and got a chance to see Algiers, Constantine and Ghardaia, […]
The tax rules for expats can allow them to earn up to $103,900 tax-free—if they’ve got their affairs set up properly. A new report from International Living details 17-Points expats need to know to make sure they’re both tax-compliant and taking advantage of provisions that can ultimately lower their taxes. There are so many good reasons to retire […]
The Northern New England Passenger Rail Authority (NNEPRA), managing agency of the Amtrak Downeaster passenger rail service, has announced more train service to Freeport and Brunswick beginning Monday, November 12, 2018. Currently, the Downeaster operates five (5) round-trips each day between Portland and Boston, with three (3) of those round-trips extending to Freeport and Brunswick. Beginning November 12, […]
Autumn News from Eurostar More reasons than ever to skip the airport and cross the Channel on a high-speed train! Eurostar, the high-speed rail service linking the UK and mainland Europe, is celebrating the autumn season with a new cocktail bar and drinks menu in London, a program of itineraries with introductory savings of up […]