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Sheraton Iguazu Resort and Spa

Iguazu Falls, internationally known as Iguassu Falls, is both the local and lesser-known international name for the falls that share the border between Argentina and Brazil (locally known as Iguaçu Falls in Brazil). The first question most people ask is whether they should stay on the Brazil or Argentina side of the falls, and the […]

by phillip imleron July 9, 2015

Hotel das Cataratas |Iguaçu Fall’s Best

Iguassu Falls sits on the border of Brazil and Argentina and is viewable and accessible from either side of the border. Visitors can choose to stay on either side and visit their other side during their stay. The Brazilian side of the falls is called Iguaçu Falls. Deciding on which side of the border is […]

by phillip imleron July 9, 2015

Africa / Places to Stay

Zambezi Waterfront

The Zambezi Waterfront is located on the Zambezi River just a few short miles from Victoria Falls with immediate access to the entrance of Mosi-o-Tunya National Park. The Waterfront presents visitors with three different accommodation options, with each providing guests with an economical benefit for their stay in Livingstone. Three of my first four visits […]

by phillip imleron July 9, 2015

N. America

Canadian Rockies by Train

The journey started with a flight from DFW via Salt Lake City into Calgary. This was one of my Delta Days trip, and I was taking advantage of a recent merger between Delta and Western Airlines. This provided new cities in the northwest, which placed Calgary and Vancouver on the available destinations list. A fellow colleague and […]

by phillip imleron March 21, 2015

S. America

Venezuela: A Daddy Daughter Endeavor

This post is dedicated to my daughter who is both a wonderful companion for wandering and a true joy in my life. At the time of this endeavor, she was twelve years old. Traveling to Venezuela with my daughter has to be towards the top of the list of favorite Daddy-Daughter-Dates. It was a mission […]

by phillip imleron March 21, 2015

Africa / Zambia

Zambia: A Father Son Endeavor

This post is dedicated to my son who is both an inspiration for achieving new heights and my best buddy. At the time of this endeavor, he was six years old. I had been to Zambia once before on a mission trip to work with orphan boys. That experience was phenomenal, and I knew that […]

by phillip imleron March 21, 2015

Asia

Mount Everest: It’s Top of the World

Most people think of climbing Mount Everest when they hear someone mention this natural wonder. Although climbing it is the first thought, most of us do not have a desire to do that. So was the case with me. I wanted to see Mount Everest since it is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of […]

by phillip imleron March 21, 2015

Asia

Discovering Asia

Jetting off to Hong Kong and Singapore would not have been plausible if not for my “Delta Days” benefits. Free travel that accompanied employment with the airlines created an opportunity to fly on Singapore Airlines and make an introductory trip across the Pacific Ocean. The trip occurred in 1987 and served as my inaugural and discovery trip […]

by phillip imleron March 21, 2015

Caribbean

Discovering the World of Cruising

Is cruising for me? Will we like cruising? What if I like it and she doesn’t? Or, what if she does and I don’t? With skepticism and questions, my wife and I both wondered what made cruising such a great vacation? Questions about cruising and whether to embark on one were discussions my wife and I had […]

by phillip imleron March 21, 2015