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Discovering the Art of Slow Travel in Portugal.

August 21, 2026David Rutman

If your idea of a good trip includes long lunches nobody rushes you through, coastlines still quiet enough to hear the waves, cities built for wandering rather than checking off a list, and a culture that has never once needed a trend to tell it to slow down, you have found your destination. Lisbon Skyline […]

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Traveling Alone Is Sometimes the Only Way to Go.

June 26, 2026David Rutman

I have been to Auschwitz. I went alone, and I am profoundly glad I did. I went alone because what I knew, before I even boarded the plane, was that this was not a trip I could share. Not that day and not in that place. There are things that need to move through you […]

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