...9 things to know before you arrive Words and photos by Orsolya Harrach, ITWPA MemberTraveling to new destinations can bring surprises. It’s not surprising that Hong Kong has huge sky-scrapers and lots of cars like New York City, but some things might be unfamiliar, or even a bit unusual. Hong Kong is an exotic, exciting, world-class city. To make the most of your time … [Read more...] about Touring Hong Kong…
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Tour Paris’ Best Street Art…
…immerse yourself without leaving home By Scott KendallI recently came face to face with the Mona Lisa. I also got close and personal with OBEY, BTOY, Bansky, Faith47, and Seth Globepainter, some of the most talented street artists in the world. What a wonderful experience!I did it all from the comfort of my home. I walked through the Louvre, wandered through the … [Read more...] about Tour Paris’ Best Street Art…
Venice—a Walking Tour in the City of Magic…
….Italy’s floating dreamscape Story & photos by Michael Kompanik“A visit to Venice is a perpetual love affair.” It’s not hard to see why after visiting this enchanting city of canals. Few places offer such a wealth of beauty, charm, and fascinating history. Venice—a Walking Tour in the City of Magic As one of Italy’s largest cities with so much to explore, it can … [Read more...] about Venice—a Walking Tour in the City of Magic…
Do You Hate Group Tours?
...tips from a tour leader for finding a tour you’ll love. Story & photos by Sharon Kurtz, ITWPA MemberDo You Hate Group Tours? When people discover I am a tour leader for a group tour company, I often get one of two reactions - it’s either – “that is so cool! You get to travel for free?” Or an eye roll and a dismissive “Oh, I would never take a group tour.” Both … [Read more...] about Do You Hate Group Tours?
Monroeville—Literary Capital of Alabama…
…& home to Mockingbirds Story and Photos by Charlene ScottThe “Literary Capital of Alabama,” Monroeville, Alabama, will always be synonymous with Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book, To Kill A Mockingbird, published in 1960. The author is by far Monroeville’s most recognized citizen. However, there have been several notable authors who were born there, including … [Read more...] about Monroeville—Literary Capital of Alabama…