Assisi had been on my wish-list for many years, in part because of its obvious beauty and charm, and in part, because Assisi was the home of St. Francis and ...
With little under our control lately, we don’t have much choice but to go with the flow and focus on the here and now. There’s a certain beauty in ...
Author’s note: I’ve written this article with an optimistic heart that international travel will be viable in the not-too-distant future. Please take my recommendations with that in mind, as the ...
It is a curious practice we have of kissing a 330 million-year-old dirty limestone. Legend has it that those who kiss the Blarney Stone are given the “gift of gab.” ...
Join travel blogger Peggy on her journey through Ireland as she discovers the Ireland’s rich connection to music and the many stories it tells.
I must admit, as far as travel experiences go, visiting the Colosseum never ranked highly on my list of favorites. Until recently, that is. The mass confusion entering the ...
Big cities can be quite a puzzle to get to know, and Rome is no exception. Even tougher still, Rome’s huge tourism economy makes it tricky to discover how to ...
It is hard to imagine that two artists alone could make an indelible mark on a city that would sustain for decades, a century, or more. Yet Diego Rivera and ...
I woke up in Veracruz City on the second to last day of 2016 having no idea I’d be going to bed that night in a jungle. Our hostel owner ...
As the host of what is considered by many to be the oldest university in the western world, Bologna has been a second home for young people from across Europe ...
This particular vlog set in the Catskills is near and dear to my heart: it documents a special weekend trip to a family mountain home in the Catskills that has ...
I’ve jumped into the world of education travel coordination with CISabroad, and coordinating faculty-led university student tours of Italy takes every last bit of energy out of me and leaves ...