
Sharon Kurtz
Freelance Travel Writer at Freelance
freelance travel writer, solo traveler, foodie, storyteller, Texan. Exploring cultures & cuisine at home and abroad #IFWTWA. https://t.co/IbyapxWtkt
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1 week ago |
shebuystravel.com | Sharon Kurtz
Stepping from the bright red trolley in Galveston's Historic District felt like a journey back in time. A few colleagues and I came to explore the island's history, culture and stories of resilience. Galveston, mesmerizing and picturesque, has weathered countless literal and figurative storms yet has that wow factor you don't see every day.
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4 weeks ago |
vaxvacationaccess.com | Sharon Kurtz
The VibeThe Tremont House in Galveston perfectly balances historic charm and modern luxury. Nestled in the heart of the city's Strand District, this Tribute Portfolio hotel has been thoughtfully renovated, preserving its Victorian-era architecture, soaring ceilings and exposed brick walls that exude timeless elegance. When you enter the grand lobby, you're greeted with warm hospitality and a sense of history that makes you feel like you've entered another era. How I FeltConnected.
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1 month ago |
bookcottages.com | Sharon Kurtz
Last Updated on March 6, 2025Navigating Europe can be challenging, especially when traveling between cities not well-connected by train or direct flights, particularly when those cities preference languages other than English you’re dragging around luggage, or have mobility challenges. While train travel is a classic European experience, it doesn’t always reach smaller towns, and public transportation can be time-consuming and inconvenient. That’s where services like Daytrip come in.
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1 month ago |
fyi50plus.com | Sharon Kurtz
Imagine stepping off the plane for your dream vacation, welcomed by warm smiles and a heartfelt “Bula” — the Fijian greeting that embodies joy, connection, and hospitality. This tropical paradise is now easily accessible with direct flights from major U.S. cities like Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Honolulu, as well as from Vancouver, Canada.
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2 months ago |
fyi50plus.com | Sharon Kurtz
In 1971, a Dallas restaurateur’s ingenious adaptation of a soft-serve ice cream machine revolutionized how we enjoy margaritas, giving birth to the world’s first frozen machine. As National Margarita Day approaches on February 22nd, we raise our glasses to this Texan innovation and explore how the margarita has evolved and been embraced worldwide. Mariano Martinez, a Dallas native, faced a challenge in his restaurant: delivering consistent, high-quality margaritas to meet growing customer demand.
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