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5 Easy Ways to Travel from NYC to Lake George

Lake George is one of the easiest weekend getaways from NYC. It is just 200 miles away and there are several ways to travel from NYC to Lake George: train, car, bus, plane, or even helicopter! You pick. Despite being relatively close, Upstate New York can still feel a bit removed and tough to get…

9 Most Beautiful Beaches in Montauk to Visit

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A famous strip of small towns in Long Island collectively known as “the Hamptons”  is where hip Manhattanites are heading over to celebrate life with a rose in one hand and a designer handbag in another. But what this vacation destination is truly known for is the best beaches: with white gleaming sand and the…

14 Interesting Islands of the Dominican Republic to Explore

montage of islands in the dominican republic to visit with beach shore views

Our delicious cultural cuisine, diverse landscapes, and the friendliness of our Dominican people are just a few of the many reasons why travelers visit the Dominican Republic. But on top of that? Our breathtaking coastlines full of gorgeous beaches and little islands make visitors want to come back for more tropical vacations. Of our many natural…

31 Beautiful Waterfalls in Tennessee to Explore

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Waterfalls in Tennessee are some of the most beautiful in all the Eastern United States. They are nestled into lush forests and splash against striking rocks. And, they’re not very difficult to reach, unlike many other top waterfalls in the USA. The highest concentration of waterfalls is in East Tennessee near Chattanooga and Gatlinburg. But…

Understanding Blackness in the Dominican Republic & Are Dominicans Black?

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Did you know? The Dominican Republic was the first country in the Americas to be invaded and colonized by Europeans. And the first to receive enslaved Africans. These are just two of many other “first” atrocities since Christopher Columbus set foot on the Western Hemisphere in 1492. As such, we have endured one of the…