Ray from Georgia

Posted on: 01.22.2010

When I am looking to visit a new country, state, city or town, I like to have a good idea of what events took place in the history and who lived there. To me finding a room at one of the modern hotels around Georgia, click here, is like putting myself into such an historical [...]

Brooklyn’s Prospect Park: 150 Years of Renewal and Revitalization

Posted on: 01.15.2010

The wonderful park in Brooklyn, Prospect Park, has been through many times of birth, decay, and rebirth. There are many individual facilities in the park and each one is rich with the history not only of the park, but of this particular New York borough as well. In recent years, the park has been going [...]

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Fort Wayne’s humble beginnings

Posted on: 10.08.2009

The area that is now Fort Wayne, IN was once a settlement of the Miami nation of native Americans called Kekionga. The Miami were visited by French Missionaries in 1676 on their way back from a missionary to Lake Michigan. By the 1680’s the French had established a post there because it was on a [...]

Eunice de Souza, Goa Roots

Posted on: 08.24.2009

Of all of India’s splendid five-star hotels, Goa has a flavor unique to the country.  With its famous beaches, that have attracted counter-cultural adventurers for the past few decades, there is a sonic culture here that lives in a vibrant and inviting night life.  There are also forests for adventurous hikers and wildlife sanctuaries for [...]

Valencia: Rich in Historic and Contemporary Architecture

Posted on: 04.25.2009

Valencia, Spain experienced a dramatic increase in tourism and outside interest beginning in the mid 1990s. This former industrial city has quickly become known for its interesting history, culture and beaches. In 2007 it gained greater prestige by hosting the renowned America’s Cup, an international sailing competition. The city has many monuments, which attract visitors, [...]