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10 top tips for visiting Cassis

Hello, Emily here, sharing my top tips for a visit to the Provenรงal village of Cassis, whose motto is โ€œQu a vist Paris, se noun a vist Cassis, nโ€™a rรจn vistโ€ (โ€œWho has seen Paris and not Cassis, has not seen anythingโ€). I definitely recommend adding it to your list of places to visit in France. Itโ€™s hard to overstate how seriously the French takeโ€ฆ

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France Reopens to Americans (and Others)

[UPDATE 1: As of September 12, 2021, U.S. citizens must be vaccinated before they can enter France. If you are not vaccinated, you must have a โ€œcompelling reasonโ€ for coming to France, such as diplomats, students, and health care workers, who may be able to come with aย  negative Covid test and must quarantine upon arrival. More here.] [UPDATE 2: France is now requiring peopleโ€ฆ

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Romance in Paris

Hello โ€“ Emilyย here!ย  Whether single or in a relationship, Iโ€™ve always loved Valentineโ€™s Day. My favorite color is pink, it reminds me my birthday is around the corner and if nothing else, chocolates and champagne will soon be on sale.ย  I was single on Valentineโ€™s Day every year until I turned 29, however I never felt alone and I never failed to celebrate in myโ€ฆ

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10 tips for a tasty weekend in Biarritzย 

Hello โ€“ itโ€™s Emily. For those of you that havenโ€™t heard of me, I normally help David behind the scenes with some things on the blog.ย I recently visited Biarritz and David asked me to share with you some of the great things we did while there. โ€“Emily Biarritz had been on my travel bucket list for as long as I can remember. In my 20s,โ€ฆ

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10 Things to Do With Kids in Paris

If youโ€™ve gotten a response via email from someone else, it may have been from Emily, who has been helping me keep up with things on the blog, including all the newfangled tech stuff that eludes me. Emily is married, with children, and lives in Paris. Because I get a number of requests about kid-friendly activities in Paris, I asked her to offer up withโ€ฆ

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Vietnam, Part 2

Hitting the road again, or the skies I should say (although we did one bus ride during our trip โ€“ more about that laterโ€ฆ), we touched down in Da Nang, specifically to visitย The Museum of Cham Sculpture, a museum that is not to be missed if youโ€™re in Vietnam.

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Vietnam

I wrote a story in my next book about all the places that Iโ€™m supposed to go to, or want to go to, or should go to. For a long time, Vietnam was near the very top of that list. We have friends that live in Vietnam, settling there after a few years of living in Japan, Laos,ย and Thailand. An assortment of commitments had preventedโ€ฆ

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Bordeaux

If you havenโ€™t been to Bordeaux in a while, you might be in for a shock, although itโ€™s more like, youโ€™ll be in for a treat. Previously considered a staid city, Bordeaux has rebooted itself, partially thanks to a tram system that makes getting around the formerly congested city a breeze, but also because the TGV now can get you there in around two hours,โ€ฆ

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