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Month: August 2022

Cheap Travel Deals

Cheap Travel Deals

Travel DealsMany amongst us aren’t very nice planners in relation to going for vacation which they have an inclination to consider at the eleventh hour. Thus begins the hunt, to find one of the best travel deal that’s sought in the final minute. The trendy world has grow to be quite a bit better for all of those who are vocal about shirking their journey plans for the final time. So, for their comfort, there has been drastic change in reserving reservations and final planning.

I even have discovered that many of the merchandise marketed on Groupon could be bought cheaper (usually through Amazon) so be careful before you purchase. Often on the sellers web sites the products are at inflated prices making you suppose that you’re getting a discount. I actually have purchased a number of occasions on Groupon and been disenchanted each time, the final time by some vegetation … Read more

Car services from Denver

Car services from Denver

Mountain Stars Transportation carefully monitors the technical condition of vehicles. We carry out regular inspections and repairs of cars, minivans, and buses according to mileage. We carry out the supply of only those machines that are fully technically sound.

The large fleet of the company allows you to quickly find a replacement even in case of an emergency, so the car or bus you ordered for transportation from Breckenridge to Denver will be delivered on time.

Transfer features

It is better to book transport 2-3 days before the desired date or a little earlier. When placing an order, the operator will specify all the necessary data:

  • point of arrival/departure;
  • number of passengers;
  • flight number (if the start is planned from the airport);
  • type of transfer (desired transport option);
  • date/time of arrival;
  • the need for a return transfer.

Transfer type is an additional transportation option that allows you to book a … Read more

A travel writer’s guide to eating your way through Croatia

A travel writer’s guide to eating your way through Croatia

Did you know that many scenes in “Game of Thrones” were filmed in Dubrovnik? Me neither! In fact, since I’ve never watched the show and didn’t know a whole lot about Croatia in general, I was surprised at how insistent my sister — who recently accompanied me on a 19-day tour of Europe — was to visit the country.

Ultimately, I’m so glad she pushed us in that direction.

The country wound up being the highlight of our European adventure. It led me to enjoying the most beautiful sunset I’ve ever seen, swimming in a string bikini in a salt lake off of a monastery on St. Mary’s Island, and enjoying the beauty of the Adriatic Sea. After leaving budget-friendly Lisbon, the prices for an Uber in Dubrovnik were a bit of a shock, but the view on the way to our hotel, or anywhere else for that matter, made

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Biden signs executive order to protect travel for abortion

Biden signs executive order to protect travel for abortion

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden on Wednesday signed an executive order that lays the groundwork for Medicaid to help women seeking abortions to travel between states to obtain access to the procedure.

The details are still being worked out, and the administration faces a challenging legal landscape because it’s illegal to use federal funding to pay for abortions unless the woman’s life is in danger or the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest.

However, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said the Department of Health and Human Services would invite states where abortion remains legal to apply for permission to use Medicaid funds to “provide reproductive healthcare to women who live in states where abortion is banned.”

Crossing state lines to get abortions has become an increasing issue since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and opened the door for new restrictions on abortion at the

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Traveling the world for marathons and half-marathons

Traveling the world for marathons and half-marathons

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In 2012, shortly after crossing the finish line of the Rock ‘n’ Roll New Orleans Half Marathon, Laurel Butterfield filled up on oysters and bloody marys. It was Butterfield’s first out-of-town race — and her first time in the Big Easy — and her strategy was simple: “I’ll commit two hours or less to running around. I’ll get to see interesting parts of the city, and then when I’m done, I will eat everything in the city and have a great time.”

The communications executive, who relocated to Belgium from Chicago during the pandemic, met friends in Valencia, Spain, last year to run the marathon and has plans to run the Marathon du Médoc in September. During a stint in Japan, Butterfield flew to Seoul to run the marathon and spend a long weekend in South Korea.

Runners who love to travel — and

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