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Top 10 Must-Visit Churches in Ireland

Debbie Kelly08 mins
Visiting churches in Ireland? If so, you want to experience the best. However, choosing among the myriad of options can be overwhelming, as church buildings grace nearly every corner of the nation. Ireland, often referred to as the land of saints and scholars, boasts an array of church styles from early medieval structures to more modern designs. Consequently, the following churches provide an impressive overview of the diverse architectural styles available throughout Ireland.
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Essential Passport Information for Canadians Traveling to Mexico

Debbie Kelly05 mins
Nearly two million Canadians visit Mexico each year for leisure and business, making it the second most popular tourist destination for Canadians, as reported by the Government of Canada. Before 2010, Canadians could enter Mexico using basic identification, such as a driver’s license accompanied by a birth certificate. However, regulations changed when the United States implemented theWestern Hemisphere Travel Initiative, leading to stricter travel document requirements for Canadians traveling in North America. Consequently, a valid passport is now essential for entry into Mexico.
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Explore the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament

Debbie Kelly07 mins
Just over an hour from Huntsville in Hanceville, Alabama near Cullman, you can witness a magnificent shrine with an unusual story. The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament of Our Lady of the Angels Monastery is located in a serene environment. The story of how this shrine came to be is remarkable. A friend, who had experienced various shrines in Europe, remarked, “You don’t need to go to Europe. This shrine is more magnificent than anything there.”
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Using Airline Miles to Fund Your TSA Precheck Fee

Debbie Kelly06 mins
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) sometimes receives backlash from longer-than-average airport security lines. Luckily, some tools are in place to ease the check-in process. Airline passengers can keep track of delays and current security information with theMyTSA App.Moreover, Nexus and Global Entry memberships allow people to get through airports faster by taking advantage of TSA Precheck.
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Top 12 Free Attractions to Explore in Seattle

Debbie Kelly014 mins
There are many free and fun things to do in Seattle. Some are obvious: Getting out to a city park is always free, and Seattle’s parks are beautifully unique. Moreover, most Seattle-Tacoma museums have free days at least once a month. However, there is much more to do that’s free or cheap and unique to the Puget Sound and Seattle, like Pike Market and Ballard Locks.
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Top Stadiums, Premier Sports Attractions & Ski Resorts to Visit

Debbie Kelly04 mins
It’s hard to imagine American baseball without Wrigley Field. This iconic baseball stadium opened in 1914 and recently completed a $575 million renovation to prepare for the next generation of Cubs fans. Wrigley Field now features a modern 30,000-square-foot clubhouse, new video scoreboards, and an open-air plaza, making it a year-round destination. When baseball isn’t in season, the stadium hosts concerts, classes, and festivals, featuring artists such as Jimmy Buffett and Bruce Springsteen.
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Maximize Your Fun with Disney World’s Rider Switch Program

Debbie Kelly06 mins
Don’t let traveling with a toddler or infant keep you from enjoying some of the best attractions Disney World has to offer. You can use the rider switch program to explore some of Disney’s most thrilling rides—those that often have a long line and a height restriction. The rider switch program isn’t just for roller coasters, either. For example, a ride like Mission: Space at Epcot may be too much to handle for small children, so ask for a pass if there is a long line.
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Top Summer Swimming Spots in Seattle

Debbie Kelly07 mins
Seattle boasts beautiful waterfronts, and as the sun shines, the temptation to swim is strong. Although you can access the expansive Puget Sound shoreline, some areas are not suitable for swimming, particularly crowded locations like the Seattle Waterfront where safety and legality are concerns. However, don’t worry; numerous parks in Seattle have accessible lakeside beaches and public pools to help you cool off during those scorching summer days.
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