Driving on Highway 1 to Big Sur is a must-do, for good reason. The spectacular views rounding each curvy bend are a treat and a thrill for both the driver and the passenger. Experiencing Big Sur should be on more bucket lists; because who wouldn’t want to spend a couple nights in this rarified atmosphere […]
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Chapel Hill, North Carolina makes for an irresistible tourist destination, due to its historic architecture, its vibrant food and beverage scene, its arts, culture and its youthful, laid back vide. The town, with half of its nearly 60,000 population being students, is built around the oldest public university in the United States, the University of North
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Just 45 minutes from Santa Barbara lies the charming hamlet of Solvang. Perhaps best known as the most Danish of towns outside of Denmark, there is no mistaking its heritage. The windmills, half-timbered houses, boutique shops and bakeries filled with Danish pastries—all harken back to the motherland. Yet, along with this flash trip back to traditional
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Whistler is full of surprises. This iconic mountain resort, consistently ranked Number One in North America and home of the 2010 Olympics, actually receive more guests in the Summer. While it is known for its casual, active, outdoors lifestyle, its high-end residences and resorts hint at the affluent, global denizens that require the best available
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Think quintessential Southern California, and Newport Beach comes to mind. From sun, surf, sand and water, to yachts, cottages and mega-mansions, this small strip of pricey coastal real estate has something for everyone. Boasting the world’s largest small-boat harbor, there is ample opportunity to paddle, kayak, sail or cruise, even if it’s just for the