Travelers United Plus
Charlie Leocha, Victor Block, Karen Cummings, Fyllis Hockman, Marty Basch ...Newsletter about fascinating destinations, both domestic and international. These posts speak about • personal experiences of seasoned travelers • navigating destinations as a foodie • staying in unique lodging that evokes history and elegance • and more
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A tale of two Venices
St. Mark’s Square Photo: Charles Leocha
Scores of Venice churches are worth a visit.
St. Mark’s, Venice • Photo Wikipedia
A Narrow Boat Trip in England
All photos by Paula and Tom Eldridge
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Head of Travelers United, an advocacy group for travelers. I work every day with DOT, Congress, and others. My stories provide details of rules, regulations, and laws that control the travel experience and safety.
Victor Block, an award-winning travel journalist, writes about favorite things he sees, does and experiences around the United States and abroad
Retired but still working former journalist and PR/marketing professional.
After 35 years, she is just as eager for her next trip as she was for her first. And this is just a reflection of some of them
Marty Basch writes about active lifestyles and those who live them from a dead-end dirt road in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. An Explorers Club member, he’s traveled around some nice slices of the world.
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