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Brian Jewell
Brian Jewell is the executive editor of The Group Travel Leader. In more than a decade of travel journalism he has visited 48 states and 25 foreign countries.
In Virginia , if one beach is good then three beaches are better.
The gardens of Rome are different from anything here in America and yet worth the long journey to see.
In north-central Louisiana, Monroe and West Monroe have long been quiet towns, twin destinations separated from each other by the Ouachita River. The area has its share of historic and natural attractions, but recent years have brought newfound fame in the form of duck fever.
If you plan youth travel at your church, here are five interesting cities worth your attention.
Some of Georgia’s most compelling stories can be found in its smaller cities and towns.
From dinosaurs to drag racers, Salt Lake City is full of big, bold figures.
Exploring Milwaukee’s proud past is the best way for groups to appreciate the distinctive character of the city.
If you’re searching for the authentic Old West, there’s no better place to find it than Oklahoma.
Few states offer as much spiritual history as Maryland, which played a vital role in the establishment of religious liberty for all Americans.
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