A Look at UNESCO World Heritage Sites - The Hand of Man
THE HAND OF MAN... JORDANPetraOne of the world’s most important archaeological sites, Petra, ancient capital city of the Nabateans, has survived centuries of sand and wind. By night, ride a camel down the Sikh, the narrow pathway between towering red...
A Look at UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Nature's Creations
NATURE’S CREATIONS... ECUADORGalapagos IslandsWhen Charles Darwin traveled to the Galapagos Islands in 1835, he discovered that the convergence of three major oceanic currents had given rise to an incredible mix of marine, reptile, bird and animal life. Distinct ecosystems on...
Big Fun on the Bayou and Beyond
As wonderful as New Orleans is, there’s far more to Louisiana. From the tranquility of the nearby Northshore to the Cajun rhythms of Houma’s downhome musical welcome, this is the deep, wonderful south at its best. Cajun Jumpin’ and Jivin’...
Easing into the Big Easy
New Orleans is the party that never ends and this year, as she celebrates her 300th anniversary, you’ll be sure to connect to your own special vibe in the Big Easy.I was sipping a late day café au lait and...
Foodie Paradise in PEI
For celebrity chef Michael Smith, the Inn at Bay Fortune is both a dream come true and a labor of love. Early in his culinary career, Michael cooked here, filming his first TV series, The Inn Chef, and writing his...
The Pride and Passion of AmaWaterways
Not all river cruises are created equal and it’s important to understand the subtleties, inclusions and differences of each. Some are stand-outs in many ways, and it’s fascinating to see how AmaWaterways has grown and changed over the last 10...
Moments to Remember on Uniworld`s Joie de Vivre
The latest ship from one of river cruising’s most luxurious lines, the Joie de Vivre offers a truly all-inclusive experience in an ambience of exquisite décor and sublime service With the Champagne on ice, the linens freshly ironed and the...
