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Tucked into the shadow of the Pyrenees in the Languedoc-Rousillon region, Toulouse is one of France’s best-kept secrets. Actually, it’s not such a secret: more than 100,000 students flock annually to the city’s august universities, bringing a vibrant cosmopolitanism to these medieval squares and cobblestone alleys. But while it seems every globetrotting American has been […]

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My mother wasn’t a fan of fairy tales. Her idea of a bedtime story was an anecdote about her travels through central Italy, circa 1960. I drifted to sleep with images of an American ingenué discovering the Piazza San Marco and the sleepy hilltop idyll of Perugia. Fast-forward a half-century, and that Italy is no […]

Remember those old ads that promoted Montreal as something like a poor man’s Paris? Times have changed — a lot. Montreal is no longer for poor men; the suddenly-strong Canadian dollar has put an end to that particular marketing angle. And it’s just as well. Because rather than seeing Montreal as a bargain basement, Americans […]

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