China is another country rich in history with ancient traditions. The cities are becoming ultra-modern, mixing the old with the new. When you think about China you think bicycles and rickshaws filling the streets. You will still see them, but now there are cars and taxis. To visit China, it depends on the country of […]
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Food: Japanese cuisine is a real experience and there are plenty of opportunities to eat your way around Japan. Starting in Tokyo, did you know that the city has the most Michelin starred eateries than any other city? The Ginza District offers everything from gourmet French to Kaiseki, a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner that changes
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Japan is modern, safe, friendly and a country rich in culture. Tokyo is a great starting point and has a pulse unlike any other. The city is fairly easy to navigate and so much is in English as far as transportation making it easy to understand the rail system. Buying a
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Skagway is an interesting little town. As you pull into port you will see painting on the rocks, messages from ships and captains that have sailed into port. The train stops right at the port if you are looking to take the White Pass and Yukon Route, it is a beautiful old train.
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Vancouver is a great city and a destination in itself. In the summer months, the city is also the jumping off point for many Alaska cruises. So today we are going to set sail for Alaska, leaving Canada behind for now. Have you cruised before, or are you one that thinks cruising is
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Vancouver really offers so many activities and adventures, so what do you want to do for the day? Let’s start with Stanley Park, here you can find a bit of nature amidst the busy city. The park is considered to be the “Crown Jewel” of Vancouver. The park covers 1000 acres and you can find
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We have covered vaccinations, health kits, passports and visa tips, time to go. This trip around the world this year could very well turn into a Planes, Trains and Automobiles kind of adventure. Throw in some elephant jungle treks, tuk-tuks, cruises, and you just don’t know what you might get. This week we aren’t
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Passports: If you don’t currently have a U.S. Passport, you really should apply for one. U. S. travelers need to have a passport now to enter Canada, and Mexico. I have had clients ask if they need a passport for an Alaska cruise, or a Caribbean cruise or can they
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Do you pack a small health kit when you travel? Whether you are a novice or well seasoned traveler, you should always travel with a well stocked health kit. Depending on where you are going, if you need something quickly it can be difficult to find. If you are taking prescription medications at the time
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As adults we sometimes forget and maybe we just don’t know that once a decade we have vaccinations that we need to have to protect against illnesses such as tetanus, diptheria and even the flu. It is really important to make sure that your shots are current before heading out to travel abroad. International
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