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Italy Solo Vacation: A Single Travelers Experience
Though Teri Balick has been a lifelong traveler, her recent Italy solo travel trip was a completely new adventure. Any trepidation she felt initially evaporated instantly, as she told us...
Italy’s Amalfi Coast: Heaven in the Details
I am in amore with Amalfi. There’s no point in denying that bias—one I share with every smitten traveler who’s toasted one of its tangerine sunsets with an electric-yellow limoncello....
Italy’s Grand Hotel Miramare
Built in 1903, the Grand Hotel Miramare was one of the first luxury hotels on the Italian Riviera. Over a century later, the Miramare has maintained its splendor and is...
It’s been quite a trip to #1
When we started Classic Journeys 20 years ago, our not-so-humble mission was to make sure every guest had the trip of a lifetime. In our hearts, we were sure we...
Interview with Ironman Champ – and Classic Journeys guest – Kathleen McCartney
For those of us of a certain age, we remember ABC Wide World of Sports as a mainstay of Saturday afternoons. One must-see episode every year was the Ironman from...
We Got The Last Flight Out Of Cape Town
“The song Should I Stay or Should I Go became the soundtrack of our trip,” Sally Palmer says of the South Africa vacation that she and her husband, Joe, returned...
How and Why You Can Still Travel to Cuba Legally
Here’s the latest on Cuba travel restrictions, and what they mean for your travels. These FAQs include news about staying in hotels, as well as bringing back rum and cigars,...
Lessons Learned Traveling in Ireland
As I picked up the remains of a shoe my one-year-old Rhodesian Ridgeback left in the yard this morning, my thoughts went to the sheep dog demonstration I recently watched...
London & Paris: Two Great Cities, One Epic Family Adventure
Astride an electric bicycle for the first time, feeling agile as she navigated around the reflecting pools and sculpture gardens at the Palace of Versailles, Heather Gandy had a revelation....
Lose the Shoes: A low-tide walk on the Bay of Mt. St.-Michel
I’d never taken a 5-mile barefoot walk until a couple of weeks ago. Suburban tenderfoot that I am, there aren’t many places where that’s possible (or bearable). Then I went...
