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Trusted Adventures - Savvy Travel Tips
01-22-2008
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Monthly Travel Tips, Tales and Inspiration
Ever wonder how to be a traveler and not a tourist? How not to fall prey to travel scams and touts? Where it’s still a bargain to travel in Europe? Where to go if you want to ship your luggage ahead?
Fresh each month, the Wild Pair will be bringing savvy advice, questions & answers, destination articles and eye-catching photography to www.trustedadventures.com. Behind the Wild Pair name are veteran travel journalists Judith Fein and Ellen Barone, two women who just can’t seem to sit still. Writing with personality, enthusiasm, perspective, and a strong sense of awe and adventure, the twosome will provide you with the latest information on where to go, what to do and how best to enjoy it.
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Judith Fein
An award-winning international travel journalist who lives to leave. She resided for more than ten years in Europe and North Africa, and has a passion for everything exotic, authentic, adventurous, historic and quixotic. Judith believes that travel and peace go hand in hand, and she delights in introducing travelers to places and people that will open their hearts to being part of a global community. |
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Ellen Barone
Whether she’s sailing across the Atlantic, crossing the Sahara on camel, surfing Maui’s swells, dog sledding the Alaskan tundra, cycling the Sicilian coastline, eating scorpion in Singapore or hanging out in the tango bars of Buenos Aires, Ellen strives for vivid photography and honest storytelling that inspires travelers to pack their bags and experience our blue planet for themselves. | |
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How Can You Be More of a Traveler and Less of a Tourist? | |
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A wise traveler once remarked that most travel is calculated to keep tourists separate from people who live in the country they are visiting. In fact, tourists generally see the destination through glass. Either they are riding in a tour bus, staring out through a restaurant window or observing the village or city through the well-cleaned windows of a hotel room. The key to becoming a traveler is to see the world directly… not through glass. Read More |
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Every month, the Wild Pair will be asking you questions about your experiences away from home. Some questions are specific, and others are more general and reflect the state of the world around us. Why not take a few moments from your busy life and let us hear your voice. The person who provides the best answer to each question (or to all three questions) will win a logo t-shirt from a Trusted Adventures company. See this month’s questions, Click Here. |
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