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Travel Insurance Can Save the Day, or at Least the Dough

Sep 11, 2013 | Expert Advice

Most people buy travel insurance to reimburse themselves for plane fares and other costs if an unforeseen event, such as a medical emergency, forces them to cancel an expensive vacation. But most policies also provide coverage for unfortunate events that happen during your trip. For example, most insurance policies provide a 24 hour hotline that customers can call to rebook flights, make hotel arrangements or find ground transportation.

Berlin: Cool, Creative, Cosmopolitan

Sep 9, 2013 | History & Heritage

Discover the wonders of Berlin, one of Europe’s most intriguing cities and with a unique mix of past and present.

Southwest Iowa Abounds with Surprises

Aug 22, 2013 | Activities

The rolling hills of Southwest Iowa, close to the borders of Nebraska and Missouri, are rich with small-town charm and one-of-a-kind attractions, two ingredients for creative itineraries.

Small Group Adventure Vacation in New York

Aug 14, 2013 | Entertainment

One of the original thirteen colonies and the eleventh state to join the Union, New York State has a long and fascinating history that has made for one of the finest places to visit today. New York is a fixture within popular culture, and has been depicted in countless movies, television shows, and books.

Cuzco, a Peruvian Group Travel Gem

Jul 29, 2013 | Activities

When it comes to navigating Cuzco, there are two main landmarks that will allow you to reference most of the places you’ll want to go, Plaza de Armas and Avendia del Sol.

Stuck with the Same Old Trips?

Jul 26, 2013 | Expert Advice

While perhaps we need at least one “tried-and-true” trip on our annual calendar, I think folks look to us for new opportunities…..opportunities to spice up one’s social life, challenge our intellect, or satisfy some hidden yearning.