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Marc Atchison is a veteran journalist and a seasoned traveller with more than 20 years of travel writing experience. As the former Travel Editor of the Toronto Star, Canada's largest newspaper, and now Editor-in-Chief and Senior Writer for TraveLife magazine (Canada) and travelife.ca, Marc has been to over 100 countries in the world. Japan is one of his favorite destinations and he's been there on numerous occasions.
Historic Galway Hotel Home to Famous Pullman Cars

Historic Galway Hotel Home to Famous Pullman Cars

Hotel offers great views of Loch Corrib. Pullman Restaurant is made up of historic rail cars used in the movie Murder on the Orient Express, based on the Agatha Christie novel. The two most famous cars are named Linda and Leona. One of them also carried the body of Sir Winston Churchill back to its final resting place. The public areas are crammed with Irish antiques and great works of art.
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Berlin's Hotel Adlon is a True Beauty

Berlin's Hotel Adlon is a True Beauty

BERLIN, GERMANY- The door to Room 410 swings open and instantly my eyes are drawn to a large panelled window on the opposite side of the palatial suite where Germany’s national icon, the Brandenburg Gate, is framed in glorious splendour.
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Venice's Bauer Il Palazzo is fit for a King

Venice's Bauer Il Palazzo is fit for a King

If Italy still had a royal family, Il Palazzo would be their Buckingham Palace. The fact Italy has no monarchy, though, means simple subjects like us get to be treated like kings and queens at Il Palazzo - one of two Venetian properties that have been joined together to make one great hotel - the Bauer. Public area rooms in the historic Il Palazzo portion of the hotel are lined with 18th-century Venetian lacquered panels adorned with Chinese motifs and priceless works of art. By contrast, the ne...
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