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David G. Molyneaux
Traveling around the world from Lake Erie's south shore
David writes for newspapers and the Internet about his frequent travels, from cruise ships to golf resorts. He is cruise columnist for the Miami Herald and regular contributor to the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Cleveland.com, as well as several community newspapers. He is editor of the web site, TheTravelMavens.com, home of travel journalists who review ships, travel vacation destinations. His blog, TravelMavenBlog.com, is also on Facebook and Twitter. He is a member of the Cleveland Journalism Hall of Fame.
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Crossing Lake Michigan by ferry is about the fun that includes a break from the tedious highway concrete Continue reading
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We waltzed into Antarctica after the wildlife had endured arduous migrations to breed, feed, molt, and play in an awesome theater of nature. Continue reading
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Cruise Iceland’s waters for isolated fishing villages, rugged landscape, and a sense of historic Viking wanderlust Continue reading
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Of all the places one might choose to ride out a vacation week of the fading COVID blues,Windstar's Star Breeze is quite a enticing bubble. Continue reading
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What a lifestyle change that 2020 has been, without travel. Weary of wariness, I am not finished with world travel, but I will carry a mask. Continue reading
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Key to the OceanMedallion is that Princess crew members know who you are, what you typically consume, and, especially, where you are. They also know where you are not. Continue reading
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Two-deck go-kart track, top entertainment, and exclusive private island villas delight cruisers on the new Norwegian Encore sailing out of Miami Continue reading
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The spiffy sailing Sea Cloud has survived glorious and stormy times to return to a place atop the wishlist of many a worldly traveler. Continue reading
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Cruising on the Upper Rhine River, between Basel and Mainz, is all about quiet, woodsy scenery, and history dating from the Middle Ages. Continue reading
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New vessels have modernized accommodations and experiences while floating on Old Man River, to get deeper onto the Mississippi Delta soil and closer to the soul of the South. Continue reading
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David G. Molyneaux is a finalist in the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Caribbean Travel Media Awards for Barbados column and blog. Continue reading
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Princess Cruises promises simplicity, techy service, with introduction of Ocean Medallion in the Caribbean Continue reading
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Oceania Cruises has introduced a six- course Dom Perignon dinner that pairs three vintage champagnes with a remarkable chef’s tasting menu. Continue reading
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Alaska expert Fran Golden leads travelers on a voyage aboard Holland America’s Eurodam June 15-22 out of Seattle Continue reading
ADDITIONAL LISTINGS TO COME Shaker Heights Public Library, 16500 Van Aken Blvd, June 12, 7 p.m. Fairview Park Branch, 21255 Lorain Rd., June 25, 7 p.m. Brecksville Branch, 9089 Brecksville Rd., July 1, 7 p.m. Euclid Public Library, 631 E. 222nd St. , July 22, 7 p.m. Continue reading
Posted Feb 14, 2019 at UniqueEatsandEateriesofCleveland
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Tendering smartly from the Celebrity Edge, questioning cell phone privacy, tagging aliens and robots (maybe spouses) with a laser on Symphony of the Seas Continue reading
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Stand atop the city walls of Southampton today, and you may imagine the Pilgrims of 1620 boarding the Mayflower for their historic voyage to America. Continue reading
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Highlight old Barbados marketplace is a stunning synagogue dating from 1654. one of the oldest Jewish houses of worship in the Western Hemisphere, Continue reading
Not at all Seattle. I appreciate your reaction. The humor was intended.
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Azamara Club Cruises, one of the world’s smaller cruise lines that nonetheless sails around the world, now has a fleet of three upper premium ships. Continue reading
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Crystal River Cruises has built four of its own river ships that are warm, airy, and spacious with only 53 suites on vessels that could hold 90 cabins or more. Continue reading
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Luxury cruise lines are designing and building new ships to entice affluent vacationers away from high-end land resorts. Continue reading
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Remembering Carnival cruises in Europe, with occasional cultural clashes, naked Russians, buying beer by the bucket at the movies, caught by security with a kitchen knife Continue reading
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New Carnival Horizon is North America's first ship with smart elevators, a Guy Fieri barbecue joint and Dr. Seuss waterpark Continue reading
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New cruise excursions and active choices present amazing opportunities and planning challenges for cruise vacationers Continue reading