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Mar 12, 2022Engage Business Contacts with Culinary and Cultural Adventures in Glasgow
Glasgow, or Glaschu in Gaelic, meaning “Green Glen,” traces its development back to A.D. 550 when Saint Kentigern arrived to establish a religious community. Fast-forward about 600 years to 1189, when it was granted the right to hold an annual fair; 800 years to 1350, when it built the first stone bridge over River Clyde; and 900 years when Glasgow founded its first university in 1451. Needless to say, Scotland’s largest city has been welcoming visitors for centuries.
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Dec 17, 2021Indulge in Hawai’ian Healing Arts to Truly Relax at Spa Without Walls
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