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From Avignon to Aigues-Mortes: A Bike and Barge Through Provence, Part 1

From Avignon to Aigues-Mortes: A Bike and Barge Through Provence, Part 1

Riding through forests and tiny towns, vineyards and olive groves
Cruising for Castles on the Danube and Rhine Rivers

Cruising for Castles on the Danube and Rhine Rivers

Buda castle and Royal Palace (Hungary). Photo by Karin Leperi I grew up with a healthy dose of Hans Christian Andersen fairytales and Walt Disney adaptations of prince and princess stories with mostly happy endings.
How a U.S. president steered a Texas town into tourism

How a U.S. president steered a Texas town into tourism

PHOTO BY ALLEN BEST Fredericksburg , a town of about 10,000 people in the hill country of Texas, did not set out to become a tourist town. It was a farming and ranching center, originally settled in the 1840s by German immigrants.
Land of Tigers—A Wildlife safari through India's national parks

Land of Tigers—A Wildlife safari through India's national parks

Photo by Karin Leperi I grew up on a healthy yet magical dose of Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book .
Cycling the Baltic States Part 3:

Cycling the Baltic States Part 3:

Under the midnight sun in Finland
From Russia with Love

From Russia with Love

Cycling the Baltic States Part 2
Cycling the Baltic states in spring—Part 1

Cycling the Baltic states in spring—Part 1

Following the lilac blooms
The ocean's bluer in O'ahu

The ocean's bluer in O'ahu

Hawaiian vacation includes snorkelling, a luau and bunking at a Disney resort,
Reaching dizzying heights in Ecuador

Reaching dizzying heights in Ecuador

Shutterstock What do you do when you are in a city that is nearly three kilometres high? Go even higher! We are in Quito, the world's second highest capital (after La Paz)—and the closest capital to the equator—perched in the Andean footh
Doggie day on Kauai

Doggie day on Kauai

Borrowing a dog for a half-day the highlight of a trip to the Hawaiian island of Kauai.