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Bart Beeson

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New Hampshire-based freelance travel writer

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Bart Beeson’s Biography

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Bart is a New Hampshire-based freelance travel writer and photographer. He is a regular contributor to Travel Weekly and Everett Potter's Travel Report and has also been published in The Washington Post, USA Today's Go Escape, Foreign Policy, Edible Vermont and other media outlets. Follow him on Instagram @bartbeesontravel.

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On the Colombian island of Providencia, the pace is slow but charms come thick and fast

On the Colombian island of Providencia, the pace is slow but charms come thick and fast

We've spent the afternoon at the open-air restaurant of a small fishing co-op that offers everything we've dr…

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In Oaxaca, It Takes Seven Villages

In Oaxaca, It Takes Seven Villages

From the rocky cliffs above the town of Benito Juarez in the mountains of Mexico's Oaxaca state, I watched as…

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Discovering Malta and the Adriatic on the Viking Venus

Discovering Malta and the Adriatic on the Viking Venus

For Torstein Hagen, chairman of Viking Cruises, there were several reasons to choose Malta as the embarkation…

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GO ESCAPE NEW ENGLAND

GO ESCAPE NEW ENGLAND

Visiting minor league ballparks

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Discovering Disaster: A Tour of Chernobyl

Discovering Disaster: A Tour of Chernobyl

It's no surprise that you're going to have to follow some rules when visiting Chernobyl, the still highly rad…

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New Hampshire road trip: Can't-miss stops

New Hampshire road trip: Can't-miss stops

in paid partnership with New Hampshire proves that epic road trips don't require more than a weekend. Wake up…

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Finding Fairies in Scotland: An Isle of Skye Family Vacation

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By Bart Beeson Verified
| Road Trips for Families Verified
“To find a fairy, you have to look with your heart,” our 4-year-old daughter earnestly intoned, placing her hand squarely over her belly. I wasn’t sure where she had picked up this particular piece of wisdom, but during our visit to Scotland’s Isle of of Skye, I figured if we were going to find fairies anywhere, this is where they would be.
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Montreal's SonoLux hotel combines art, music and history

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By USABy Bart Beeson, Bart Beeson Verified
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On a quiet Wednesday night at Montreal's SonoLux hotel, a jazz trio ran through standards in Subterra, the property's underground music venue and audio lounge. A small crowd nodded along with the music, while the bartender mixed craft cocktails. The music was apropos of the moment -- the following day was the kick-off of the renowned Montreal International Jazz Festival.
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All-Season Family Fun and Activities Abound: A Road Trip to the Berkshires

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By Bart Beeson Verified
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For our family, a great road trip usually involves some place where we can establish a home base and take a variety of quick trips from there. It’s like having little mini-adventures within the overall trip. It also allows us to play things by ear, depending on the weather or whether our daughter is up for certain activities. During a recent weekend trip to the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts, we found we had plenty of options.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first job as a journalist was with the Washington Post. I worked at the Mexico City office for two years and wrote several articles.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I am old enough to have taken a typing class in high school on a typewriter!

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I did -- I sold advertising to local businesses.