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Travel Guide reflects upon the things that are cool about travel, what inspires us to travel, and what’s so inspiring about travel. It also provides a place for my musings about our own travels, destinations we visit, travel research and writing, the travel media and travel industry, and includes travel advice and insider tips.Filed under: Food and Drink, Europe, France
For many travelers, a baguette loaf of bread is synonymous with France. A new innovation could make getting a fresh French baguette easy and accessible 24/7 to anyone with a Euro coin. French baker Jean-Louis Hecht has developed a baguette

The travel guide with useful information, what to visit, where to stay, activities, maps on every neighborhood and their touristic references with images, museums, buying guide, and tips, among others.Filed under: Photos, Europe, Netherlands, Photo of the Day
Some countries are more open to public displays of affection than others. In India, “obscene acts” like kissing in public are discouraged, if not downright illegal. In France, amorous couples are practically de rigeur. This

Your one stop resource to find information on all the wonderful worldwide travel destinations. The best guide to give you company and add a magical touch to your travel.Filed under: Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Hotels and Accommodations, Middle East, CaribbeanYou deserve the very best. You’ve worked hard, probably played a little hard, and you’re ready to reward yourself by splurging on a much-needed gateway. So, where do the best of the

Travel Guide reflects upon the things that are cool about travel, what inspires us to travel, and what’s so inspiring about travel. It also provides a place for my musings about our own travels, destinations we visit, travel research and writing, the travel media and travel industry, and includes travel advice and insider tips.Filed under: Arts and Culture, Europe, France, Women’s TravelSeveral months ago, French prez Nicholas Sarkozy knocked around the idea of banning the burka. Today The Telegraph points out another item to add to the ever-increasing list of dumb laws: in France it is still against the

An travel guide blog providing travel related news, tips, advice and information.Filed under: Arts and Culture, Festivals and Events, Europe, FranceIt’s no secret that the French are so totally obsessed with all things American. One day they’re thumbing their noses at us and the next, they’re waving American flags, dressing up like cowboys, dancing the Texas two-step