The season isn’t only just about Christmas. It’s about finding the spirit of good that resides in all of us, celebrating the joy of just being alive and sharing our experiences and good fortune with others. The Intentional Travelers wish you all happy holidays and may you find amazing travels in 2026 and beyond… “MayContinue reading “Merry Christmas To All & A Happy 2026”
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Merry Christmas And Happy Cruising In 2026
First and foremost we wish everyone Peace and Prosperity in the New Year along with safe and amazing travels wherever you may choose to roam! The world is really full of amazing people and places and the more we get to know each other the happier we’ll all be! Planning A Cruise? Start With TheContinue reading “Merry Christmas And Happy Cruising In 2026”
There Are Times When You Really Have To Go!
International Travel And Finding Restrooms Traveling around the world there is one challenge that seems to regularly show up and that’s where to go? I don’t mean as in travel but really go. When at home in America it’s something we take for granted. We Americans believe it is a public right and resent anyContinue reading “There Are Times When You Really Have To Go!”
Unforgettable Stay at InterContinental Marine Drive-Mumbai
Photographed in Mumbai by The Intentional Travelers
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Question of the Week • Tallest Mountain?
Which is the Worlds Tallest Mountain? Of course you know it probably isn’t Mt. Everest? Mount Denali The answer is Mount Denali (also known as Mount McKinley) and is recognized for its prominence and is actually considered the tallest mountain at 18,000 feet surpassing Everest (at 12,000 feet) in terms of vertical rise from itsContinue reading “Question of the Week • Tallest Mountain?”
