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Amalfi Chicago Hotel: A Hotel With Free Internet Access For Business or Leisure Travelers

By Claudia Looi 15 Comments

2 Aug

The Almafi Chicago Hotel is pet friendly, right in the heart of Chicago, and it is also a hotel with free Internet access.This is 2012! All hotels should have free Internet access. Who lives with no Internet these days? How about paying $9.95 to $14.95 for a few hours of usage? Some hotels even ... Read More about Amalfi Chicago Hotel: A Hotel With Free Internet Access For Business or Leisure Travelers

Filed Under: Travel Tips Tagged With: Amalfi Chicago Hotel, boutique hotel, Chicago, travel writing, writing travel

Summer Reading List: The Memories of Reading

By Claudia Looi 9 Comments

19 Jul

If you could hold onto any moment in time of your childhood or the time spent with your children when they were little…what would it be?The process of minimizing had ‘forced’ me to go through old books and photo albums (back in the days when there were no digital photography). Today’s activity and ... Read More about Summer Reading List: The Memories of Reading

Filed Under: Ponder Tagged With: books, reading, summer blogging, writing

Will Taking Time Off For Summer Vacation Hurt Your Blog?

By Claudia Looi 8 Comments

16 Jul

Do you hesitate with the thought of taking a few weeks off this summer because of your business? Are you secretly afraid that your blog and business will suffer because of your absence? Work may pile up when you return and the need to catch up seems to give you more stress than just staying home and ... Read More about Will Taking Time Off For Summer Vacation Hurt Your Blog?

Filed Under: Copywriting Tagged With: blogging, ghost blogging, summer ghost blogging, summer vacation

Tampa Neighborhood Haunts: A 100 Year Old Bakery

By Claudia Looi 9 Comments

12 Jul

As you may have noticed, I have a certain appreciation for old establishments, particularly restaurants and businesses that have been passed down through generations. That is, especially if they stay true to the founder's authenticity and quality and at the same time, embrace the technology of ... Read More about Tampa Neighborhood Haunts: A 100 Year Old Bakery

Filed Under: Culinary, North America Tagged With: food and travel, locals know best, travel and food

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Florida From The View of a Teen

By Claudia Looi 6 Comments

9 Jul

Last week, my fourteen year old son decided to try his hand on blogging on my other website called uncommongeneration.com. Since I’ve been busy writing for clients, the site has suffered from neglect. Jon wanted to start a website but the only way I would pay for it is if he shows consistency ... Read More about Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Florida From The View of a Teen

Filed Under: North America Tagged With: teens travel, teens travel experience, travel experience, traveling with kids

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Most visitors only spend a few hours in San Marino Most visitors only spend a few hours in San Marino. I decided to stay overnight, and it completely changed the experience.

As the day-trippers left, the streets fell silent. The medieval castle took on a different charm in the warm evening light, the sunset over the surrounding countryside was unforgettable, and dinner was a delicious plate of fresh truffle pasta.

If you’re planning a trip through Italy, don’t just make San Marino a quick stop. Spend the night. You’ll experience a peaceful side of one of the world’s smallest countries that many visitors never get to see.

Would you stay overnight in San Marino?

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I couldn’t believe it when our guide showed us thi I couldn’t believe it when our guide showed us this tiny rainforest seed in Kinabalu Park. After a few tries with the lighter, it finally caught fire and burned like a candle thanks to its natural oils.

Nature never stops surprising me. Have you ever seen a seed that can do this?

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During our walking tour of Baku, we unexpectedly s During our walking tour of Baku, we unexpectedly stumbled upon a rehearsal of traditional Azerbaijani male dancers. Dressed in their striking chokha costumes and papakha hats, they practiced powerful, warrior-like movements rooted in centuries of Caucasian tradition.

It wasn’t a staged performance for tourists, just a beautiful, authentic glimpse into Azerbaijan’s living culture. These spontaneous moments are often the ones I remember most from my travels.

📍Baku, Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

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You haven’t truly experienced Malaysia until you’v You haven’t truly experienced Malaysia until you’ve had a glass of Teh Tarik. 🇲🇾

Known as “pulled tea,” this beloved Malaysian drink is made with strong black tea and sweetened condensed milk, then skillfully poured back and forth to create a smooth, creamy texture and its famous frothy top.

From mamak stalls to family gatherings, Teh Tarik is more than a drink, it’s a taste of Malaysia’s warmth, culture, and everyday life.

Have you tried Teh Tarik before, or would this be on your Malaysia food list? 👇🇲🇾

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