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The Vietnam War. Bombings. Airlifts. Not exactly the kind of mental images that make you think, “Fabulous vacation!” But America’s venture in anti-communism ended 45 years ago, and a LOT has since changed in southeast Asia. Today, Vietnam and Cambodia are booming. [Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon] These two
Dear Brand g friends and supporters: Tis the season to reflect on what we are thankful for. Having just completed our second Mekong River Cruise of 2017, we wanted to share a story of giving that is far from over. Earlier this year, and again last month, we had the
Game of Thrones is one of the (physically) largest TV productions in history. And its fan base borders on hysterical is wildly enthusiastic. Although Dubrovnik was already one of the top destinations in the Mediterranean, more than 250,000 tourists have flocked to the city solely because it serves as the
Most of us couldn’t even point out Nepal and Bhutan on a map. But these compact little countries that sit high in the Himalayas (and run along India’s northern border) are voted tops with travelers for their incredible historical sights and extravagant natural beauty. Best of all, given these countries’
Americans generally think of Machu Picchu as one of two things. Either: A crazy Incan Disneyland with barefoot costume characters dressed as monks Or A sacred site that rewards the people who endure the nosebleed altitude with mystical enlightenment and Bewitched-like powers Regardless of your spiritual or secular view
The Amazon is a lot more than creepy crawlies and humidity. It’s incredibly lush, it features a staggering amount of wildlife (monkeys, jaguars, dolphins, macaws, etc), and most importantly – since we are gay, after all – you can travel there in luxury. ‘Cause let’s face it, it’s a lot
Many people think India isn’t much more than the Taj Mahal and poor people selling Chiclets. But this country of 35 UNESCO World Heritage sites (the U.S., by comparison, has 23), is a continent of extraordinary sightseeing. And thanks to an amazing exchange rate, you can see it all in
Amsterdam’s gay pride is probably the most famous – and most unique – in the world, for one special reason: it FLOATS. Their fabulous parade glides through a 4-mile stretch of canals, beginning in the Oosterdok and winding through (among others) the Nieuwe Herengracht, Amstel, Prisengracht and Westerdok canals. This
Think the Taj Mahal is the only cool thing to see in India? Think again. India has 35 – count ‘em, 35 – UNESCO World Heritage sites. (The U.S., by comparison, only has 23, Australia just 19.) So the Taj is just the tip of the iceberg. And with British
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