Miami is a sprawling metropolis containing a multitude of cultures and attractions. While that makes for an incredible trip, it can be tricky for first-timers to figure out the best place to base themselves. It all depends on what you want to do and who you’re traveling with. Are you downing cafecitos and cocktails before
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The Azoreans travel frequently between islands all year, so the archipelago has a reasonable network of inter-island flights and ferry routes, making it easy to navigate all nine islands. Weather is the only thing that might cause a sudden change of plans, but as locals put it, that’s just a part of the Azorean experience.
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Austin has been slowly turning the heads of travelers for the last ten years. It first attracted folks with its quirky slogan of “Keep Austin Weird,” and this was followed by music lovers who wanted to experience the live music capital of the world. Today, it draws people who love the city’s outdoor offerings, want
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Springtime beckons travelers to get outdoors. Surround yourself with natural beauty at the destinations below, and discover new attractions and ways to enhance your experience in the outdoors. Eastern Tennessee is a popular destination for travelers wanted to explore the Great Smoky Mountains, but this spring there are even more reasons to find yourself in
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Yesterday the Chicago-based operator of Foxtrot and Dom’s Kitchen & Market announced the closure of all store locations as they plan to file for bankruptcy. Part of the recently merged Outfox Hospitality group, Foxtrot has raised $194 million to date, according to Pitchbook. Investors include private equity firms Monogram Capital Partners and Lerer Hippeau, as
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The state capital of Texas has built an impressive reputation as a cultural and artistic hub in recent years – people cannot get enough of Austin and what it has to offer. But don’t let its endless attractions (live music, galleries, food, oh my!) distract you from the delights that lie just beyond the city
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The Brewers Association, the trade association representing America’s small and independent breweries, delivered its annual state of the industry address today. Bart Watson, chief economist with the Brewers Association, described it as a “challenging landscape.” “There were some positives and some negatives,” said Watson during his address to thousands of brewers and industry professionals attending
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From Paris to Buenos Aires, you’ll want to settle in and raise a glass at these famous literary bars, notebook at the ready. It’s true: saloons, pubs, clubs and other welcome watering holes tend to be magnets for writers. Perhaps these necessarily solo practitioners seek intellectual and social stimulation in the warm environs of a
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If you’re looking for a new outdoor adventure and you want to go big, go to Utah.  This state is made for hikers and epic adventures. It’s an easy landscape to love: red-rock mesas thrusting above mighty rivers, vertiginous treks teetering along knife-edge ridges, and tracks leading ever deeper into skinny slot canyons that elemental forces have
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Fruits and vegetables are one part of our diet for which it is reasonable to say: “more is better!” In the US, most consumers are offered a remarkably diverse, year-round supply of fresh produce options, and for those with busy lifestyles, there are many “fresh-cut” options. That supply comes from five major source categories: Local
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The iconic Mansion at Silverado Resort Silverado Resort has long been one of wine country’s most classic destinations. The 1,200 acre property, with its picturesque, 145 year old Franco-Italianate Mansion at its epicenter, is considered the grand dame of Napa Valley hospitality. A favorite locale for corporate retreats, weddings, wine country events, golf outings, and good
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