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…bring it up to modern accommodation standards. Also see Richard Shepard’s contributions to The “Good Tourism” Blog The view from the balcony of the house was of a valley of vineyards…
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…community stakeholders, especially the local women and youth. She describes them as the “heart” and “energy” of the community, respectively. Red Rocks founder Greg Bakunzi showed me where it all started…
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…welcoming and amiable. Some of them even shared with me their recommendations for sightseeing. Attention to detail in the guest rooms at Sala Baï, Siem Reap, Cambodia There is an…
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…a fresh connectivity to the people and things around us. Despite our advanced reading of how special and welcoming San Miguel de Allende was likely to be, we could never…
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