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Visit Sicily With These 28 Pictures
"Southern Italian" means a more relaxed, informal way of living life. And indeed we found a welcoming, warm people; eager and happy to help with directions or a communication issue. Here are some of followsummer's favourite...
Touring Prince Edward County’s Best Wineries
Six friends and former Toronto neighbours gathered at a Cherry Valley cottage a couple of years ago for a ‘Good Friends and Good Wine’ weekend in The County to reunite, reminisce, and share some laughs over the incredible wine,...
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A Very Happy Canada Day!
from all of us at followsummer.com. Canada Day….A day to be proud to live in such an incredible country: friendly, kind and welcoming. Progressive, supportive, caring.A day to be to use our collective power to advance...
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Universal Orlando Resort held its grand reopening to the general public on June 5, after shuttering for more than two months due to COVID-19. READ MORE HERE Popular Destinations Planning to Re-Open to Tourists in June Many places...
Exploring the Fabled Red Towers and Walls of the Alhambra In Granada, Spain
The Alhambra palace and fortress stretches her magnificent form across the top of the hill, La Sabika and its fabled red towers and walls are seen from almost every vantage point in Granada. The Alhambra de Granada is the most...
Gay Travel in Morocco
Few countries hold as much 1000 and 1 Nights fascination as Morocco does and it seems everyone, gay or straight is planning some post-COVID Morrocco travel to this dreamy, fabled country where behind every medina wall, an...
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SKIFT Trivago Looks to Reorganize With ‘Significant’ Job Cuts Faced with a drop of more than 95 percent in referral revenue in the last week of the first quarter, Trivago informed investors that it has started to “make changes to...
A Digital Nomad’s Guide To Working Anywhere
Remote work and living independently can have one great benefit to it and being a digital nomad, you can work from wherever you want. And especially during these difficult and isolating days where we are all being nomads in our...
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The state of the world is currently at the mercy of COVID-19, with travellers grounded indefinitely and cancelling trips. SmarterTravel The Dos and Don’ts of Canceling a Trip Due to COVID-19 The majority of us are only travelling...
Across the Normandy Countryside to Vimy
We start our drive out of France, our longest stay in one country since Australia, by heading to Dieppe (pronounced, we learned last night, as “deep” in Kiwi) and onwards towards the beaches of Normandy and ultimately Vimy. A...
Beautiful Port Douglas Beaches
from the followsummer vault: enjoy the beautiful beaches of Port Douglas! We wake to the surprising sound of the absence of rain – if there is such a sound – for the first time in many days. Although still cloudy, the...
Top Restaurant Recommendations at Tremblant
Our friends at Expedia.ca sent followsummer on a three-day, long weekend to Eastern Canada’s premier ski resort, Mont Tremblant as part of their #BigWorldExplorer campaign. My initial response was, ‘but I...
Hotel Review: La Mamounia: A Luxurious Life
I am standing on the tiled edge of Marrakech’s famed public square, the crazy and chaotic Jemaa el-Fnaa amongst the hawkers and snake charmers trying to make a dirham or two. We have just spent a relatively comfortable 11...
No Doubt about Doubtless Bay, New Zealand
John’s sister Ruth lived about 10 km outside the town of Mangonui, which is just off Doubtless Bay. The story is that Captain Cook sailed by but did not enter Doubtless Bay, instead, uttering the words “doubtless, a bay”....
Enjoy Tremblant in All Seasons!
Looking for an easy, all-season escape where you can enjoy fine dining, a stay at a luxury hotel and of course exhilarating four-season activities including world-class skiing? Pack your rental car and enjoy the sunny ride up...
Four Secluded Beaches in the BVI
As Diane Arbus so rightly said: “My favourite thing is to go where I’ve never been.” The last time followsummer visited the BVI was in 2016: a bumpy airplane landing on Beef Island on Tortola and a winding car ride to a...
The Sylvan Dutch Landscape: A Lovely Childhood Memory
We stayed up later than we had expected last night, sharing a nightcap and talking with our hosts Stephane and Michael, so we all sleep in a bit. After breakfast, we have time only to walk into town and turn back around before we...
Like Royalty at the Taj Lake Palace Hotel
At 8 a.m. Manu is at the hotel door, waiting. Our bags loaded, we set off for Udaipur, famed for its palace turned hotel floating in Lake Pichola, the luxurious Taj Lake Palace, perhaps one of THE places to visit in Udaipur. It...