This Valentine's Season, Share the Love
Once upon a time, a whole generation pledged to change the world with love. (Not the only generation to make such a pledge, of course.) What a good time it is in the course of history to apply a bit of that philosophy now!
In the first place, Valentine's Day is coming.
If anyone close to you has ever said "I love Paris," "I love Rome," or "I love to travel," then you've been listening to someone who will also love Passport Newsletter.
If you're a Passport Newsletter subscriber, then you know how Passport points to great restaurants you couldn't find on your own; superb hotels with far more local character than the ubiquitous big brands; quirky shops that appeal to the discoverer in you; museums and galleries with distinctive collections and points of view; and out-of-the-way destinations you might never know about if Passport hadn't whispered these sweet nothings in your ear. What a lovely thing to share with someone who enjoys travel.
Think outside of the high-calorie box.
If that sugar-intense box of chocolate cremes is getting old as an expression of your imagination or admiration, then opt for something more substantive that aims at the heart and mind (rather than the waistline). A gift of Passport improves the quality of your trips together, and keeps the topic of travel fresh in your conversation all year long. It can even bridge gaps between generations and serve as an olive branch to that difficult in-law or curmudgeon of a client.
It's so easy to share, and your satisfaction is absolutely guaranteed.
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In the February Issue
Attention subscribers: The February issue features a driving tour through three small, classic, impressive towns in northern Italy; a look at Mazatlan for sportfishing; low-key, high-luxury lodges in New Zealand; a return to the Old West at several Colorado guest ranches; a surprisingly delightful tour of the English countryside in pursuit of crop circles; the Gilded Age delights of Bar Harbor, Maine (including a winter recipe for your very own indoor clam bake); and our eternally reliable Report from Paris.
But that's not all. In this issue we have a captivating update on travel to Phnom Penh that you won't want to miss. Click on any of the preceding links to connect with the online version of the February issue.
A peek at the current issue. The image above reflects Mercury astride Pegasus, a sculpture at the Place de la Concorde, and just one of many great public art displays in Paris. Beyond these great works, even more of the city’s art treasures lie in Paris’ many small, narrowly focused museums, some of which grow out of family collections.
Today’s Glimpse
Kings Place Complex - Kings Cross Railway Station(From our Travel Tips in London archive)
Until quite recently the area around Kings Cross railway station was a no-go urban wasteland. Commuters scampered to their trains, and scholars scurried into the nearby massive, modern British Library with no hanging about. But now a new More.