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Berlin: Cool, Creative, Cosmopolitan

As an adventurous young traveler in the 1970s, Berlin for me was a place of intrigue, isolated and forbidding, an urban island surrounded by Communist East Germany.

Assembly Row: Boston’s Newest Shopping Experience

Shopping, Site InSpections

The name “Assembly Row” may not seem like the obvious choice for a shopping-work-living-entertainment space, but it does commemorate the area’s history quite nicely.

Culinary Delights and Fun Shops Charm Groups in Lexington

Food & Beverage, Online Exclusives

An artist/collector named Timberlake and a NASCAR team owner/winery owner named Childress. That’s Lexington, a friendly community with intriguing people stories to share.

Universal Studios Hollywood Attracts Groups

Activities, Online Exclusives

In this hi-tech, fast-paced world, groups are looking for attractive, inclusive and professionally-run venues that offer substance and entertainment value.

Discovering Alberta

Activities, Magazine Features

Alberta is undoubtedly one of the most breathtaking places on earth, as vast as it is varied in landscapes and experiences.

West Virginia’s Northern Panhandle

Activities, Magazine Features

The birthplace of the only state born out of the Civil War is Wheeling’s former customs house and courthouse, now recognized as West Virginia Independence Hall.

Riveting Great Falls Historical Sites

History & Heritage, Magazine Features

The series of five thundering waterfalls covering almost 20 miles proved a daunting obstacle to the explorers and continues to define much of the area that is now one of Montana’s largest cities.