Shopping Shouldn’t Be a Nuisance on Tour
Most folks love to shop while on tour, within reason, of course.
Read MoreJan 31, 2012 | Expert Advice
Most folks love to shop while on tour, within reason, of course.
Read MoreJan 31, 2012 | Activities
It’s a fact of modern life: our complex technological civilization surrounds us with machines, infrastructure and products whose workings we don’t understand at all.
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On your next swing through New England, visit Connecticut to peruse the charming, classy, often elegant antique stores that are peppered throughout the Constitution State.
Read MoreDec 1, 2011 | Expert Advice
it’s worth our taking a second look to be sure we’re prepared for such an eventuality as it really can happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere.
Read MoreDec 1, 2011 | Activities
From waves pounding the sandy shores of Lake Michigan and the ringing of casino slot machines to the rhythmic clip-clopping of Amish buggies rattling down the road, the sounds of Indiana’s northern tier beckon tour groups.
Read MoreOct 4, 2011 | Affinity Travel, Faith Based Travel, Uncategorized
Old Montreal, a revitalized port district, is the touristic heart of this island city in the St. Lawrence River.
Read MoreOct 4, 2011 | Affinity Travel
Every year millions of people travel to see the Vatican. But Rome is not the end-all for religious tourism. Dozens of religiously significant cities and sacred shrines dot the vast and ancient landscape of Europe.
Read MoreJun 1, 2011 | Expert Advice
I know that some of you have not yet ventured back into overseas tours and cruises or longer tours here in the U.S. Your traveling groups may consist primarily of those who enjoy one-day excursions to nearby destinations or perhaps short overnight trips.
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