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Navigating the New Rules for Traveling to Open Countries

Tim December 1, 2020 Asia travel, Latin America travel, Travel
one of the countries open for travel
At this time of year, travel magazines and blogs are usually putting out their silly “Where to Go Next Year” lists and publishing headlines like “18 Hidden Gems You …
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Saint Andrew’s Day: 5 Ways To Celebrate With Music

Kerry Dexter November 23, 2020 world music, Europe travel, Kerry projects, Travel
Glasgow Uni tower thorugh autum trees Scotland Barton
Saint Andrew’s Day, 30 November, is the national day of Scotland. It is celebrated in Scotland itself and in many places across the world,where Scotland’s sons and daughters have …
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How to Spend a Day in Northern Cyprus

Skye Class November 20, 2020 Europe travel, History, Travel
Saint Hilarion Castle
If you ever happen to make it to Cyprus, I’d highly recommend spending a day in Northern Cyprus to check out the awesome history. Cyprus is an island off …
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Paul Salopek’s Long Walk: 7 Years And Counting

Kerry Dexter November 17, 2020 encounters, Africa travel, Asia travel, green travel, History, Kerry projects, Middle East travel, South American travel, Travel, travel stories
Paul Salopek walking
Paul Salopek began his current journey in Ethiopia. At this writing, travel changes and border closings find him paused in Myanmar. It has taken him seven years to get …
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5 Great Hangover Foods to Try in Europe

Skye Class November 6, 2020 food & drink
Islak Burger (Hangover Foods)
I often say I travel the world just for the food. Many times when I ask locals for suggestions, I'm given the best local hangover food to try. Although …
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Kelvingrove Park: Magic Quiet In Glasgow

Kerry Dexter November 4, 2020 Parks and preserves, City or urban travel, Europe travel, History, Kerry projects, Travel
kelvingrove park path glasgow scotland
People walking all manner of dogs, runners, children playing, families having picnics, students with their books, tennis players: all may be in Kelvingrove Park at the same moment. Kelvingrove …
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The Perceptive Travel Blog is a Gold prize winner from both the Society of American Travel Writers and the North American Travel Journalists Association as "Best Travel Blog." Each week we publish interesting travel stories and highlight offbeat places to visit for your long journey or vacation, going beyond the normal superlative fluff and digging deeper into unusual destinations. See our Privacy Policy here.