It was all so perfect. The whitewashed walls, the blue door and shutters, the deep-blue sky and the flaming bougainvillea in red.

No one seems to like a tourist town like Nazare. But I must say that some are great despite the number of tourists.

We had a fabulous walk in Scotland. The walking was good, the sun was out, and the Scotts were wonderful.

When on vacation, how often do you start looking at real estate listings?

Our guide, Simon Renault, will be at it again in France next May, leading a group to the Loire Valley in France.

Wendy was her name and she had just returned from a year as an exchange student in Germany. She’d had a great time.

Starting with our 2027 trips, we’ve implemented some new policies for deposits, payments, and cancellations

If you’re a cross-country skier, check out Travel Fever’s new ski tour in the mountains of northern Sweden next March.

In Normandy we learned about cider and Calvados and got friendly with cows that give their milk to make Camembert cheese.

We went to Ireland to see gardens and gardens we did see! Here are a few of our favorite flower pics taken by our group.

I’m into my third week of travel in Europe and I’d like to share some travel thoughts with you.

We are starting work on a walk along the Cotswold Way in England for Spring of 2027. It’s such a lovely area.

Travel Fever travelers have been to many fabulous places. Please tell us where you like to travel and why.

You’ve heard me mention “tour scouting” many times in this newsletter so I thought you’d like to hear more about what’s involved.

Supermarkets put a culture on clear display, whether you’re in a Carrefour in France, a Mercadona in Spain, or a Tesco in the UK.

Lodging establishments on the Camino can be divided into two groups:  Albergues and Hotels.

We led a group to Oaxaca in late January to explore the region’s foods and culture. Watch the video

You may have seen ads for international “eSIMs” which bring you 24/7 use of your cell phone while you’re traveling internationally.

The beach is amazing, nearly empty, and full of birds that flock to catch the small sardines that swim in the crashing waves.