
Melanie Votaw
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Critic at BroadwayWorld
Ghostwriter, editor, author, & book coach. 43 nonfiction books for Hay House, Macmillan, etc.; Finish Your Book Online Group Coaching Program; BWayWorld critic
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1 week ago |
luxurywebmagazine.com | Melanie Votaw
Yes, if you’re on an expensive trip, you should always purchase travel insurance. But I’ve just learned that there’s a new membership called Delay Defense that offers more than just monetary compensation. Now, I haven’t tried this yet, so I can’t personally attest to it. But I did want to make you aware of it. I’m seriously considering a membership because the service arranges for and pays for rebooking you if you’ve been delayed.
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1 week ago |
luxurywebmagazine.com | Melanie Votaw
Did you know the country of Georgia has been making wine for 8,000 years? I didn’t until recently. At a site that’s still being excavated, clay pots from that period were found with remnants of winemaking. Georgia borders Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia. Most of its terrain is wine country, and its population is small at about 3.5 million. A lot of Georgians make wine at home, as you don’t have to have a license there to make alcohol.
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1 week ago |
luxurywebmagazine.com | Melanie Votaw
Air India plane crash. The big news this week is the horrible crash in Ahmedabad, India of a flight destined for London. All passengers and crew were killed except for one man, who was thrown from the plane and survived with slight injuries. I can’t imagine the kind of survivor’s guilt he’s going to have. At least 28 people on the ground were also killed. Mount Etna eruption. The other big news is that Mount Etna erupted in Sicily early in the month.
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3 weeks ago |
luxurywebmagazine.com | Melanie Votaw
I recently spent a couple of days in Atlanta, enjoying unseasonably cool weather for late May. I arrived in the late afternoon and checked into the 4-star Starling Atlanta Midtown Hotel, part of the Curio Collection by Hilton. There were a couple of issues with my room, but it was overall a good stay. The main perk of this hotel is that it’s right next door to midtown’s Colony Square, where people sit outdoors or eat at any number of nice restaurants.
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4 weeks ago |
luxurywebmagazine.com | Melanie Votaw
Bruges, Belgium news: Tourists are stealing up to 70 cobblestones from Bruges’ old town every month, so the mayor is asking people to stop and be more respectful. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site. I don’t know about you, but I’m sick of reading about bad tourist behavior. I wish people could follow the Golden Rule while in someone else’s territory.
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