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Just back: Myanmar-Why go now? For years, Myanmar, better known by its colonial name, Burma was high on my list of places I wanted to visit. But the tourism boycott of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi and called the … Continue reading →

Cinque Terre news: Flood devastates Vernazza, Italy The before / after photos are horrible: the first, a postcard perfect Italian village, surrounded by pine green shutters and façades of lemon and rose through the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. In … Continue reading →

A meeting of minds (green) to T + L First Global Vision Awards Luncheon In our November issue, simply visit our booth seventh annual Global Vision Awards, which recognize the new leader, responsible travel. This year’s winners included everything from … Continue reading →

Star Wars the Old Republic Credits: Easily Make Tons On Credits In No-Time! You will need to have a Star Wars the Old Republic credits guide in order to find all the information that you want in earning huge amounts … Continue reading →

Star Wars: The Old Republic Review in Progress Star Wars: The Old Republic is finally upon us. After years of teasers and trailers, everyone finally gets to jump in, choose their side, and live out their epic Star Wars story. … Continue reading →

Checking In: The Nolitan, NYC It was with a bit of skepticism that my husband and I watched the new hotel going up across the street from us, on the corner of Kenmare and Elizabeth. The modern Grzywinski + Pons … Continue reading →

Hotel Deals: TODAY Show + Vacationist If your New Year’s resolution is to travel more, T+L Digital Projects Editor Sarah Spagnolo shares a handful of hotel deals—so you can get there for less. PLUS Thanks to this week’s Vacationist hotel … Continue reading →

Seeing Asia by Water Four new ways to see the Mekong River region. Recapturing 19th-century explorations of Vietnam’s Mekong River Delta, Jahan is modeled after riverboats from the colonial era and features 26 cabins with balconies. Also in Vietnam, Life … Continue reading →

Travelers to China tours will find that rivers offer some of the best routes to the varied townscape and surrounding landscape.   The bustling metropolis of Shanghai is a popular gateway to China, a cruise of the Huangpu River City … Continue reading →

Travelers to Thailand China tours to admire the majestic beauty of the country’s holiest Buddhist temple, Wat Phra That Doi Suthep.   Legend surrounds how this holy place was found. Looking for a place to put his best relic, King … Continue reading →