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An A, B and C of winemaking estates For those who enjoy sipping and savoring a white or red, there’s a bevy of exceptional wine
Paris has a deserved reputation as a magical destination, especially for the 7-to-17 set who cavort on carousels, stare at sights and consume croissants, crêpes and croques-monsieur (grilled
The five-star InterContinental Marseille – Hotel Dieu opened this April in France’s ancient Mediterranean port—the European Culture Capital for 2013. The 18th-century building long served
Going against the trend of cruising on mega-ships, barge cruising is an intimate affair. Seasoned traveler Irvina Lew explains what it’s all about in her latest
This is a 3 part series. Read the full article at Luxury Traveler Luminescent landscapes lured plein-air artists to live and paint along France’s sunlit
Read the full article: http://tjt.uberflip.com/i/142562/17 Looking for Chagall’s Legacy Pub: Jewish Travel
Cape Town, the mother city of the Western Cape of South Africa is one of the world’s most loved—and with good reason. It’s gorgeous topography
While it may never eclipse its unequaled java-bean scene, the Emerald City’s vino culture is having a major moment. No longer do natives (and visitors)
Our adventure began riding down a muddy, puddle-filled dirt road behind a guarded entry gate designed to keep the elephants in and the poachers out.
On Antigua, where protected harbors have lured sailors for centuries, most adventures are linked to the Caribbean Sea and involve sailing, scuba dives, snorkeling and
There are the laid-back Caribbean vacations that involve nothing more than a beach chair and a tropical drink. But Irvina Lew traveled to the island
From broad beaches to soaring peaks, topography is the treasure of Cape Town. South Africa’s premier destination is at its most impressive when the Mother
From the inland capital, Johannesburg, to soaring Cape Town and seafront Durban, South Africa is thriving culturally and economically. Investment in infrastructure for the 2010 FIFA World Cup added airports, highways,
As a first-time visitor to South Africa, I was one of three American freelance journalists invited to attend this year’s FNB Joburg ArtFair, the centerpiece of
It’s no secret that European travel gets better in the fall. Not only are hotels and airfares more affordable, but the crowds have died down
“Welcome to Long Island Wine Country” sign signals arrival in the North Fork and tasting rooms such as Paumonok (Aquebogue), Tasting Room (Jamesport) and Shinn
About 75 miles east of Manhattan, Long Island divides into two water-bound, 40-mile long, scenic strips: The North Fork, with its rural vineyards, farms and
Life’s a Beach Discover history, glamour, and beauty along the picturesque Cote d’ Azure. Along the Cote d’Azur, nature provides sunlight and scenery, coast-to-cliffs topography,
Explore the Intracoastal waterway through the Outer Banks. Read Full Article by Irvina Lew South Park Magazine Charlotteobserver.com
People who claim “nobody walks in LA” have never traveled there with a dog! Read full Article By Irvina Lew Dog Wonderful
There’s something particularly special about arriving at the Ritz-Carlton Naples. Read the full Article By Irvina Lew DOLCE
China’s evolving interest in wine has resulted in refined wine bars. Read Full Article by Irvina Lew Wine Enthusiast| March 2012
