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Story and Photos by Anthony Grant History is everywhere in tiny Malta, world’s tenth smallest country by area — it’s only 122 square miles. The population is just over half a million, making Malta something of a modern city-state in geographical terms, but with a legacy of major showdowns. The bes...
By Leonard Seeling Just a few months before the long-awaited vacation time off they were approved for a 10-day Mediterranean cruise, the planning was getting underway to make this journey and to experience far off places. Sunrise Inspiration Photo Credit: Leonard Seelig Unfortunately, the road block...
DLNews Travel: Greater Palm Springs Unites to Celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week, May 5–11, 2025 GREATER PALM SPRINGS, CA. — This May, Greater Palm Springs is ready to roll out the red carpet—not just for visitors, but for the people who make the magic happen daily. Visit Greater Palm Spring...
By Leonard Seelig Cruises around the British Isles and stopping in France have been top-rated for years. In contrast with the last 12-day departure from Southampton for a Transatlantic voyage with many sea days, this was going to be a port-intensive cruise involving stops in Britain, Ireland, Northe...
By Leonard Seelig When it comes to the world of cruising the oceans and seas, the thoughts that mostly come to mind involve the voyage itself and the stops along the way. However, another part is the planning and the period it takes. This planning can be either a small or time-consuming process. Wit...
By Pamela Price Tucked away in a small Mexican border town 45 miles east of San Diego, Rancho La Puerta has endeared itself to four generations of health enthusiasts since it was established in 1940 by Edmund and Deborah Szekely. Now, after 80 years, ' The Ranch,' a bastion of hiking and healthy d...
