All posts tagged "expat travel"
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244TravelAncient Corinth and Acrocorinth make for a joyful weekend jaunt just a stone’s throw from Athens
Just a stone’s throw from Athens you will find Ancient Corinth, a tiny village with an astoundingly long history. How long, you...
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190TravelWhere to eat in Egypt is not a question for TripAdvisor … just ask the locals!
Egypt is becoming increasingly popular as a destination for Europeans and Americans, especially after the pandemic. I can’t begin to count how...
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201News & BuzzJackie Harding: Prague has so much more to offer adventurous travelers than tourist clichés
The capital of the Czech Republic and the capital of Bohemia, Prague has a long history dating back a thousand years. Its...
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287TravelJackie Harding in Slovenia: Beautiful, beguiling Bohinj is my alternative to Lake Bled
“Don’t stay in Bled,” was the advice my well-travelled children gave me when I recently visited Slovenia. “It’s touristy and busy. Go...
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244TravelMiriam Thaler in Armenia: Yerevan is where the West meets the Soviet Union meets the Orient
Nowhere else but in Armenia’s capital Yerevan does the country’s confluence of histories and cultures become so tangible. The city centre truly...
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245TravelAn unexpected pleasure: The Wine Route in Thrace, Turkey
(Editor’s note: In Turkey, you’ll see words with an “i” with no dot. That’s pronounced “uh,” and typical indicates a word borrowed...
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243News & BuzzSuzana Knezevic: My trip to the Qatar World Cup 2022
My decision to attend the 2022 World Cup in Qatar was not made lightly. I agreed with the many voices raised to condemn...
