Personal Journeys: Elephants, My Brother and Me

Remembering an adventurous trip to an elephant festival in Thailand, one of the last vacations the author took with her brother.

















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Heads Up: In Paris, a Playful Path Along the Seine

A 1.4-mile pedestrian promenade, opened in June 2013, is packed with recreational activities, restaurants and bars and patches of flowers, plants and trees.

















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When Ebola Flies International

Two African airlines have grounded flights from Liberia and Sierra Leone, but the good news is Ebola can't spread that easily.



from Travel Feedly http://www.ibtimes.com/can-ebola-epidemic-spread-beyond-africa-through-international-air-travel-1642538

Targeted Offer: Spark Cash from Capital One with $500 Cash-Back

When it comes to points and miles, my strategy comes in waves. Sometimes I focus on earning airline miles or hotel loyalty points, and other times I focus on finding the best ways to redeem them. Thanks to a few recent offers, including the Citi Executive 100K offer (now dead) and the Starwood Preferred Guest […]



from Frugal Travel Guy http://www.frugaltravelguy.com/2014/07/targeted-offer-spark-cash-from-capital-one-with-500-cash-back.html

T Magazine: Beauty Guru Tata Harper’s Guide to Vermont, Her Home State

For anyone planning a late-summer getaway, the natural-skincare queen offers an indispensable list of where to shop, dine and relax around the Green Mountain State.

















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If I had 1 more day in Kyoto

If I could go back to Kyoto for a day, this is what I'd do.



from Matador NetworkMatador Network http://matadornetwork.com/trips/1-more-day-kyoto/

Why Puerto Ricans can't vote [vid]

Don't think of the US as an empire in the traditional sense? Think again.



from Matador NetworkMatador Network http://matadornetwork.com/tv/people-live-puerto-rico-21-us-states-still-cant-vote-heres-video/

Concur adds loyalty points, deepens integrations with Uber linkup

Following on the heels of yesterday’s announcement of a direct linkup with Airbnb, travel expense management company Concur has now also brought ...



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7 reasons to visit The Hague

Some people see The Hague as Amsterdam's more sedate (read stodgier) cousin. Fact is, The Hague can be a welcome, peaceful diversion from the nonstop energy of Amsterdam.

from CNN.com - Travel http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/29/travel/reasons-to-visit-the-hague/index.html

How to piss off an Ecuadorian

#3: Believe we all look like Delfín Quishpe.



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Crossroads City: Phnom Penh

“Mama, do you see that echo? On the wall there, looking at me.” It was my three-year-old's first visit to Phnom Penh, the city of my birth. “Why are there so many?” I followed her gaze, where she had spied a gecko clinging to a high corner. In her innocent mispronunciation, she’d touched on something I felt was hauntingly apropos: Despite its breathtaking pace of transformation, this is still a city of echoes, reverberations of the past.



from Intelligent Travel http://intelligenttravel.nationalgeographic.com/2014/07/29/crossroads-city-phnom-penh/

Malaysia Airlines May Change Its Name

The tragic incidents with MH17 and MH370 have spurred efforts for the Malaysian airliner to take its branding in a new direction.



from Travel Feedly http://www.ibtimes.com/malaysia-airlines-brand-damage-may-require-name-change-after-mh17-mh370-incidents-1642046

Crossroads City: Phnom Penh

“Mama, do you see that echo? On the wall there, looking at me.” It was my three-year-old's first visit to Phnom Penh, the city of my birth. “Why are there so many?” I followed her gaze, where she had spied a gecko clinging to a high corner. In her innocent mispronunciation, she’d touched on something I felt was hauntingly apropos: Despite its breathtaking pace of transformation, this is still a city of echoes, reverberations of the past.



from Intelligent Travel http://intelligenttravel.nationalgeographic.com/2014/07/29/crossroads-city-phnom-penh/

Malaysia Airlines May Change Its Name

The tragic incidents with MH17 and MH370 have spurred efforts for the Malaysian airliner to take its branding in a new direction.



from Travel Feedly http://www.ibtimes.com/malaysia-airlines-brand-damage-may-require-name-change-after-mh17-mh370-incidents-1642046

How to Travel Independently for the First Time

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Amanda Kendle offers five essential tips for traveling independently for the first time.

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