FX Excursions

FX Excursions offers the chance for once-in-a-lifetime experiences in destinations around the world.
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Mar 17, 2016

Creatures from Irish Folklore

"St. Patrick’s Day is here, but there’s more to the holiday than green beer. Ireland has a rich tradition of mythology, so here are five creatures to check out from Irish folklore."

Explore Europe with the Best River Cruise Line this November

Experience Europe from a fresh perspective with AmaWaterways, just awarded Best River Cruise Line by Global Traveler for the third consecutive year. Step aboard, unpack once and embark on a cruise through iconic capital cities and awe-inspiring landscapes. AmaWaterways' ships, which accommodate an average of just 156 guests, offer a spacious yet intimate setting. Throughout your journey, you'll enjoy exquisite farm-to-table dining; unparalleled service; and a variety of included excursions, from city tours for gentle walkers to thrilling bike rides along the rivers.

Daily
Mar 7, 2016

Top 5: Art Spaces in London

"London is a world leader in many different areas and art is no different. Here are five spaces art lovers should strive to see during a visit to the British capital..."

Daily
Feb 25, 2016

Where the Former Presidents Went on Vacation

"Every traveler has a different travel style and vacation preference, and the same holds true for presidents. Our country’s past leaders preferred a variety of destinations, both at home and abroad. Here’s a sneak peek at a few of their favorites..."

Royal Air Maroc Introduces Groundbreaking Safety Video: A Captivating Invitation to Discover Moroccan Heritage

Royal Air Maroc continues to elevate the passenger experience with the launch of its new in-flight safety video — a cinematic journey that seamlessly blends essential safety instructions with a celebration of Moroccan cultural heritage.

Daily
Nov 30, 2015

Salt of the Earth, an Adventure Into Salina Turda

It has been mined since the days of antiquity, and was opened as a halotherapy center in 1992. In 2009, it was refurbished into a popular tourist attraction, attracting 2.5 million people to its cavernous beauty..."