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By Bert Maxwell , 16 August 2019

7 Beautiful Places To Visit In Bangkok

Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is an extraordinary place. Rest assured you are guaranteed of an exceptional experience and reception when you visit. Forget about the heat and traffic jams, below are seven most alluring things to do when you visit the great city of Bangkok.

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By Rosie Carbo , 12 August 2019

Restaurant Weeks Kicks into High Gear in the Alamo City

Restaurant Weeks, a chance to dine on chef-prepared cuisine at dozens of San Antonio area restaurants, kicks off Aug. 10th and runs through Aug. 24. The biannual salute to the Alamo city’s best culinary talent is the brainchild of Culinaria.

Restaurant Weeks Kicks into High Gear in the Alamo City
Photo: Kirsten Kaiser, adapted by Wandering Educators

By Josh Garrick , 10 August 2019

“Josh Recommends” for the Week of August 9, 2019 By Josh Garrick

“Josh Recommends” for the Week of August 9, 2019 By Josh Garrick 

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By Bert Maxwell , 7 August 2019

5 Tips To Save More On Travel

If there is any experience as personally enriching as a deep self-realization meditation, it has to be travelling. Travelling is the gateway to understanding your soul, and realize that there is more to this world than being cooped up in your own daily life. You need to travel more, not just to expand your horizons and gain more perspective/knowledge, but also to learn more about the world and your own self. 

But travel can be expensive!

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By Stacey Ebert , 6 August 2019

Through the Eyes of an Educator: Setting Travel Goals

It’s August–the month of balmy summer days, outdoor exploration, firefly chasing and lemonade stands. It’s the time of college planning, hints of back to school shopping, and high school sports practice. It’s the time of road trips and international excursions, hiking trips and beach outings, camping weekends and peaceful getaways by the lake.

By Bert Maxwell , 5 August 2019

Why All-Inclusive Travel Could Be Right for You

Every year, travelers who are keen to explore the world and visit new destinations journey to a variety of different places. There are many different travel options available for those who are looking to book a trip away, which means that travelers are able to enjoy having more control over their travel plans, especially now that they can arrange everything online themselves.

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By Josh Garrick , 2 August 2019

“Josh Recommends” for the Week of August 2, 2019 By Josh Garrick

“Josh Recommends” for the Week of August 2, 2019 By Josh Garrick 

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By Dr. Jessie Voigts , 1 August 2019

Artist of the Month: Lara Smith

We first met our friend Lara Smith at Grand Rapids Comic Con, at Artists Alley. After falling into discussion about her playful, creative art, we KNEW we had to share her work with our wandering educators. 

Artist Lara Smith

By Sandy Bornstein , 30 July 2019

History Comes Alive in Cochise County, Arizona

Cochise County, Arizona sits like a corner puzzle piece in the southeast part of the state. Year-round, visitors come to this region to enjoy a welcoming climate filled with an abundance of attractions that meet the needs of adventure seekers, birders, foodies, wine connoisseurs, as well as history lovers. While in the region, Ira and I took a smorgasbord approach and sampled different aspects of the county…and experienced how history comes alive in Cochise County, Arizona.

By Dr. Jessie Voigts , 29 July 2019

The Best Free Attractions To Visit In Florence

Travel doesn’t need to be expensive! This is especially true in Florence, Italy. Whether you’re a college student studying abroad, a faculty member on sabbatical, looking for family travel activities that don’t break the bank, or a budget-minded traveler, finding the free is ALWAYS a good thing, so that you have room in your travel budget for accommodations, interesting tours, and, of course, great food.

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