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Vancouver’s North Shore: Where You Really Can Ski, Golf and Kayak All in One Day

September 27, 2010 By Travel Post Monthly

By Robyn HeronThere are few places in the world that can legitimately claim something this bold, and you won’t have to travel as far off the beaten path as you think. North and West Vancouver, also known as the ‘North Shore,’ provide the picture-perfect backdrop for Vancouver, British Columbia -- host city for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Mountains, valleys, … [Read more...] about Vancouver’s North Shore: Where You Really Can Ski, Golf and Kayak All in One Day

Indiana Kenanga: A World Away from Bali

September 27, 2010 By Travel Post Monthly

By Di ThompsonITWPA Member Perched on the west-facing Jungutbatu beach, well-known for its world-class surf breaks and tropical sunsets, a luxurious new experience awaits the traveller in search of rest and 5-star relaxation on Nusa Lembongan Island.There are many beautiful spa resorts in Bali; now Nusa Lembongan Island has stepped up from her standard beachfront hotel … [Read more...] about Indiana Kenanga: A World Away from Bali

Shanghai’s Fine Gardens

July 23, 2010 By Travel Post Monthly

By Ifang HsiehTourists visit Shanghai because it is historical and modern, oriental and westernized, a strange yet exhilarating must-see destination. The best locations to observe and relish these multi-faceted qualities, to one’s surprise, are Shanghai’s fine gardens, found in both the urban and suburban districts. In ancient China, artists and literati created … [Read more...] about Shanghai’s Fine Gardens

Cobh, Ireland: On the Titanic Trail

July 23, 2010 By Travel Post Monthly

By Bob KelleyITWPA MemberLong before Jack, Rose and the Heart of the Ocean sailed into movie legend, I was a bona fide “Titaniac.” Planning my second visit to Ireland, I wanted to do more than kiss the Blarney Stone again and visit ancient ruins. I was determined to check out Queenstown, the fabled ship’s last port of call. With no sign of Queenstown on my … [Read more...] about Cobh, Ireland: On the Titanic Trail

Ennis, Texas Bluebonnet Festival

July 23, 2010 By Travel Post Monthly

By Kristin FaulkIt’s Saturday morning and it’s cloudy and damp with a slight mist hanging in the air. I find myself traveling south of downtown Dallas, along Interstate 45, with Ennis, Texas as my destination. Why? Simple really. Ennis’ atmosphere is reminiscent of a little country town, population 16,045, with a down home feeling. Bluebonnet gazing, a popular … [Read more...] about Ennis, Texas Bluebonnet Festival

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