  Travel has a way of enriching our lives in ways that can't be duplicated. Life enriching experiences such as tasting the foods of india, viewing the skyscrapers of Hong Kong, feeling the ocean sands beneath your feet are life enhancing. We believe they strengthen your soul, and rejuvinate the spirit.
So this section is dedicated to those place in the world you may want to see someday. It's a place to assist you in planning your next vacation, or perhaps just experience a virtual escape from the mundane. We hope you enjoy it!
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Written by Angel Lynn Diamond
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Thursday, 11 December 2008 12:58 |
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Located in the region of the Finger Lakes, Belhurst Castle located in
Geneva, NY, features beauty and elegance while overlooking Seneca
Lake. Offering magnificent accommodations in an 1800s castle, as well
as two nearby hotels you will find just the right package for your
budget. Various theme packages are available to make that occasion
extra special.
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Written by Angel Lynn Diamond
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Monday, 01 September 2008 12:46 |
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 In the early 1900s, the phrase “Honeymoon Capital of the World” meant one place and that was beautiful Niagara Falls, Canada, although the first honeymoon trip there on record was in 1802. Breathtakingly beautiful, everyone should visit Niagara Falls at least once in their lifetime. It is an unfor… |
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Written by Lindsay Evans
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Friday, 26 September 2008 14:08 |
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 Want to take something special home with you on your next vacation? Instead of lugging home more souvenir T-shirts and coffee mugs, consider booking a learning vacation and return with exciting new skills. In recent years, learning vacations have gained in popularity around the globe. Tourists to… |
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Written by Lucinda Watrous
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Wednesday, 10 September 2008 04:06 |
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 America's largest privately owned home, the Biltmore Estate, rests in the midst of the Appalachian Mountains of Western, North Carolina-in the relatively medium sized city of Asheville (my hometown). This home, built in 1895 by George Vanderbilt is now toured daily, and visited by more than 900,000 … |
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