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| | Hello paul de GoNOMAD's December Travels: Amsterdam and Rotterdam, Netherlands 
 In December we enjoyed the Amsterdam Light Festival and the new Michelin Stars of the Netherlands. In Rotterdam we marveled at the innovative architecture, with water all around. With the cities both aglow with holiday lights, and lively with new shows, stores and festivals, it's a great time to visit the Netherlands.
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| | Meet GoNOMAD Editor Max Hartshorne and Photographer Paul Shoul at the NY Times Travel Show! | Have you ever thought about how to become a travel writer? Most of our contributors are not professionals, in fact, many got their first stories  published on GoNOMAD! Find out how you can do it! On Sunday January 10, 2016, Learn how to become a travel writer and photographer! We have some free tickets, email us and win a free pass for the show! Show is 10 am-6 pm Sat Jan 9 and 10-4 Sun, Jan 10. Jacob Javits Convention Center, 655 West 34th St. NYC Check out our writer's guidelines and the next time you're traveling, submit a story and photos to us!
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The well-known brands (see ads above) who we have done content campaigns for have each renewed three times--true testaments to how effective they are! Max Hartshorne Editor 413-624-6640 editor at gonomad com |
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| Some of Newest Travel Stories on GoNOMAD Travel Click the images to read the stories |
|  Where We Went: GoNOMAD Staff Travels in 2015 Another year of traveling around the world in seach of stories to share on GoNOMAD. Here are the travels of Max Hartshorne, Paul Shoul, Stephen Hartshorne, Jean Spoljaric, Cindy Bigras, Cathie Arquilla, Andy Christian and Janis Turk, who all spent a good deal of time traveling in 2015! READ MORE |
|  Belize: Trading Butter for Bathing Suits in San Pedro It's the holiday season and one of the country's most revered pie-making debutantes is feeling the heat. No, she's not slaving away in the kitchen waiting for the dough to rise. She's on a tropical island in the Caribbean basking in sunshine on a pristine beach. It's a life swap that Debbie Klauber makes six months out of the year. READ MORE |
|  Suffolk, England: A Perfect Place for a Family Getaway The pretty Suffolk village of Lavenham was featured in 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' as 'Godric's Hollow', the birthplace of the world's most famous wizard. And as I pushed my baby daughter's pram passed its dozens of timber-framed medieval cottages on all sides, I felt like I was on a film set. READ MORE |
|  A Bridge and the Rest of Cambodia It is unlikely that one would think of a large metal bridge when they think about a holiday in Cambodia. Perhaps Angkor Wat and the many hundreds of historical temples would come to mind but a nondescript bridge probably wouldn't. Even so it remained unusually tempting to cross the structure that sunk its roots deep into the Kampot river. READ MORE |
|  Two Great Hotels in Downtown Toronto I had a chance to visit two superb hotels in Toronto: the Hazelton in Yorkville and the Soho Metropolitan in the Entertainment District, and both scored high in all the categories. READ MORE |
|  Camping and Hiking in St. John, US Virgin Islands St. John's beautiful white sand beaches, rugged terrain, and rich history make this little island in the Greater Antilles an exciting tropical destination right at America's doorstep. READ MORE |
|  The Hershey Train of Cuba
With that in mind and multiple due to people telling me that the electric train is NOT the way to go as if you might not ever get there I was in pursuit of the legacy that was Hershey. And what is the fun in traveling if there is not a little glitch waiting to snag you up on. Well, mine wasn't far off and it started from the get go. READ MORE |
|  Visiting the Bob Marley Museum and the Trench Town Culture Yard in Jamaica Most people go to Jamaica for the beach resorts of Negril, Montego Bay, and Ocho Rios, but after two days of non-stop sightseeing in the company of a warm and welcoming people, Kingston gets my vote for a more interesting place to visit. READ MORE |
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