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TRAVEL STORIES
US Airways Magazine | Two Switzerlands (June 2008)
By day: medieval towns, cowbells, and splendid mountain views. By night: the edgy scene of Zurich's Industriequartier. Would these two countries recognize each other? Plus, click here for photos.
US Airways Magazine | A Nutty Adventure (March 2008)
A romp through Athens and beyond in search of the perfect pistachio. Or a lesson in forgoing the obvious and pursuing something smaller.
US Airways Magazine | Insider's Guide to the Stockholm Archipelago (May 2007)
The islands dotting the Baltic waters around Sweden's capital are fertile grounds for exploration and discovery.
US Airways Magazine | Ticket to Paradise: Lisbon (April 2007)
Tourism officials promote Portugal's capital as "the capital of cool." What keep me returning, though, are Timeless Lisbon and International Lisbon.
US Airways Magazine | Ticket to Paradise: Cape Cod (Sept. 2006)
As Thoreau noted over a century ago, the best time to visit New England's most storied coastline is the off-season.
US Airways Magazine | Ticket to Paradise: Trinidad (June 2006)
Watching the scarlet ibises roost, it's easy to forget you're on the Caribbean's most industrialized island.
US Airways Magazine | Ticket to Paradise: Barcelona (May 2006)
A wander through the city's barris, or neighborhoods, reveals the essence of Catalan culture.
US Airways Magazine | Treasured Isle (March 2006)
Venice is filled with surprises tourists rarely see, like Luca Faé's Fruit Boat at 5 a.m.
Attaché | Destination: Brooklyn (March 2005)
If Manhattan is the face of the Big Apple, the city's largest borough is its heart.
Attaché | Destination: Dutch Wadden Islands (Feb. 2005)
Across the northernmost Netherlands lie a string environmental jewels, hothouses of plant and animal life.
Attaché | Destination: Cádiz (Nov. 2004)
In the oldest continually inhabited city in Europe, Carnaval is celebrated like no place else.
Salon | Embraced in Spain (June 1998)
The author, stuttering in Spanish with a group of 20-year-old street kids. An all-time favorite.
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