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What to Pack for a Cold Weather Trip

What to Pack for a Cold Weather Trip

Who wants to travel when it is cold anyway? Well, The Traveling Professor runs two cold weather trips. A small group tour to the Montreal and Quebec City Christmas Markets. We do that every December. Then we go to Iceland to see the Northern Lights on a small group tour in February and March to see the Northern Lights. What to pack for a cold weather tour? See the blog post.
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The Rome Pilgrim's Walk

The Rome Pilgrim's Walk

Rome is often called an outdoor museum. There are so many museums, churches, monuments, historical sites, and wonders of architecture. One can spend days just walking around and discover new things time and time again. Take a look at this "Pilgrim's Walk" of Rome.
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Traveling Solo in Retirement

Traveling Solo in Retirement

It is a liberating experience not to need to go to work everyday. However, it is not the time for us active adults to sit in a rocking chair all day. Retirement is the perfect time to travel. Here are some tips from The Traveling Professor for retirees on traveling alone.
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Are These the Best Travel Shoes?

Are These the Best Travel Shoes?

We're always looking for versatile travel shoes. There are quite a few factors The Traveling Professor considers when selecting a pair. In this blog post we list our favorite travel shoes for both men and women. In this blog post we will solve the questions what are the best travel shoes for women and what are the best travel shoes for men?
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