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Don Cesar Hotel, Florida’s M... 
November 23, 2009 by Angela Palmieri
When you look at the Don Cesar Hotel in Clearwater, Florida, from the waters of St. Pete’s Beach, you get the impression that you are loo...
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The Amalfi Coast
June 10, 2011 by Robert Leon
I love travelling to hot and very passionate places, and southern Italy’s expressive culture is hot and passionate – sometimes hotter tha...
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Picture Porto, Portugal 1
September 16, 2011 by Kevin Brauch
How do we judge a trip? How do we remember a journey? I choose to believe the overall success of any vacation or business travel has a di...
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Surf, Sun and Splendour
February 29, 2012 by Michael Hill
My heart racing, my chest heaving, I collapse to the sand, defeated by the relentless waves of the mighty Pacific. My surfing instructor,...
4/5 Gourmet Getaways
February 16, 2008 by Stephanie D'Angelo
Home may be where the heart is, but travel is where the excitement is. Nothing matches the exhilaration of jet setting around our gloriou...
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March 1, 2012 by Newman Mallon
For most, spending nearly 11 days at sea navigating choppy Atlantic waters in a 70-foot sailboat would feel like an eternity. The mere thought of it would likely bring butterflies to our stomachs. But for seasoned sailors like Giovanni Soldini and Brad Van Liew, nerves are never a question.
Along with six other crew members, they took to the ...
February 29, 2012 by Irvina Lew
There’s something particularly special about arriving at the Ritz-Carlton Naples. The long driveway. The Mediterranean-topped towers. The fountains. The Carrera marble. The ornate chandeliers, formal draperies and Persian carpets. The museum-quality artworks, especially the 18th and 19th century American and British oil paintings of the sporting...
February 29, 2012 by Michael Hill
My heart racing, my chest heaving, I collapse to the sand, defeated by the relentless waves of the mighty Pacific. My surfing instructor, Spencer, laughs and drags our boards away from the ebb and flow, reminding me that surfing isn’t mastered in a single session, especially on Hawaii’s legendary waves. Completely humbled, I smile at my feeble a...
December 7, 2011 by Ray Zahab
In 2007, I finished a 7,500-kilometre run across the Sahara Desert. My two teammates and I ran an average of 70 km per day for 111 days through six countries – probably not the most efficient way to see northern Africa, but definitely the most immersive!
We ran through massive sand dunes, occasionally visiting remote Saharan communities that ...
December 7, 2011 by Madeline Stephenson1
Antiquated cottages, sweeping hills and the Precambrian rock of the Canadian Shield capture the historic charm of a former farming community while striking a balance between the familiar and the faraway. Neither a picturesque Via Rail ride from Toronto nor a scenic 90-minute drive from Montreal braces us for the beguiling beauty that awaits at M...
December 7, 2011 by Michael Hill
Francesca Bortolotto Possati is the chairwoman and CEO of the Bauers Hotel Group in Venice, Italy. Many consider the original Bauer Hotel – opened in 1880 – to be the city’s finest, and it’s thanks to her watchful eye that the Bauer continues to be the premier Venetian destination for royalty, ambassadors and film stars alike. www.bauervenezia.c...
September 16, 2011 by Kevin Brauch1
How do we judge a trip? How do we remember a journey? I choose to believe the overall success of any vacation or business travel has a direct relationship with the authenticity of a location and its people. This I learned in Portugal. Growing up with no close friends of Portuguese nationality or any knowledge of this European gem, I never had th...
September 16, 2011 by Michael Hill2
While many vacation destinations offer a multi-page menu of pampering pleasantries, few do so with artistic architecture that renders a lasting imprint on guests. Here are just a few global locales that not only indulge, but inspire.
Alila Villas, Uluwatu, Bali
The water may crash against the shore of Bali’s Bukit peninsula, but you don’t ne...
June 10, 2011 by Robert Leon
I love travelling to hot and very passionate places, and southern Italy’s expressive culture is hot and passionate – sometimes hotter than the Costiera Amalfitana’s subtropical sun. The Amalfi Coast is ideal for a solar café lifestyle, sun drying tomatoes or buying red hot chilli peppers advertised on a shop sign as “Viagra Naturale” – a storeke...
March 18, 2011 by Michael Hill
Forget your woes by indulging in much-needed and well-deserved pampering at these world-class hotels and resorts.
Villa Sant’Andrea
Located in the gorgeous seaside town of Taormina, Sicily, Villa Sant’Andrea is a true classic in every sense of the word. Built in 1830 on the breathtaking Bay of Mazzarò, this timeless hotel boasts luxurious s...
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