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How To Handle A Toothache In Morocco
One of our guests, who lives just outside Philadelphia, called me the other day. Since she’s traveled with us four times in the last four years, I asked what keeps...
How To Pack A Suitcase: Tips From Travel Pros
We all want to travel light, but that goal usually goes flying out the window when it comes time to fill the suitcase. Two things tend to happen when we...
On the Hunt for Julia Child’s Provence
Provence, Southeastern France’s famed golden child, was popularized by Julia Child – and justifiably so. As the decades have worn on, its rolling hills and Cote d’Azur shores have seduced scores of...
Atli & Kommi’s Iceland Adventure
Any time your traveling companions have Vikings and shark fishermen in their bloodlines, you know that interesting things are going to happen. We just returned from scouting a new Iceland...
In Alaska, if you cruise you lose
We know tons of people who’ve gone to Alaska. Most of them, it seems, did it by boarding cruise ships as tall as a small mountain with a thousand or...
In Portugal, Too Much Is Never Enough
In Portugal, the palaces have turrets on their turrets. Every city and village is a riot of more tints of yellow, red, and blue than Benjamin Moore ever dreamed. If...
In search of the perfect gelato
For a quick, cheap and delicious treat, stop at your local gelateria and order your favorite flavor. Then click on this story from the weekend section of the Wall Street...
“Industrial tourism” is a No No at Classic Journeys
Just the other day, two-time guests called our office with some interesting information and an unusual request. Karen and John have traveled with us on two of our cultural walking adventures: Prague...
Insight at the OASIS
IN MOROCCO ANOTHER CLICHE EVAPORATES Tangerine Sahara sand was everywhere—in my hair, my pockets, invading my boots. Like an escapee from a New Yorker cartoon, I crawled to the crest...
The Most Popular Brews in the World, in Honor of International Beer Day
International Beer Day is a cause for celebration in pubs, breweries, and backyards all over the world. Beer is an international language of sorts; whether you’re in rural Ireland, the...
