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I write epic stories for fancy publications and Fortune 500 companies. Married my soulmate. Father of five. Author of LogOffBook.com. Glass is half full.
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Get Out There: Really! This top-rated hotel chain serves free breakfast and dinner

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By Blake Snow Verified
| Standard-Examiner Verified
By Blake Snow - Special to the Standard-Examiner | Oct 10, 2026 Courtesy Drury Hotels A bus is shown parked in front of the Drury Plaza Hotel in Orlando. Drury may not have the name recognition of Marriott or Hilton. But it’s one of the fastest growing hotel chains in America. After years of quickly climbing the travel rankings, the brand was recently rated the no. 1 hotel chain in America for the second year in a row. Why?
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Get Out There: How I avoid crowds in the world’s most popular destinations

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By Blake Snow Verified
| Daily Herald (Provo Utah) Verified
I like famous places. That might sound strange coming from someone who goes out of his way to avoid crowds. But both things can be true. The world’s most iconic destinations — think Paris, Rome, Tokyo, London — are famous for a reason. They’re rich in history, culture, food, and atmosphere. The problem isn’t the places. It’s when everyone tries to experience them the same way, at the same time, in the same spots.
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Get Out There: Bentonville, Arkansas — The utopian city Walmart built

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By Blake Snow Verified
| Standard-Examiner Verified
By Blake Snow - Special to the Standard-Examiner | Sep 26, 2026 Courtesy Visit Bentonville Mountain bikers rider a trail in Bentonville, Arkansas. Walt Disney built a fictional, three-quarter scale version of America in California called “Main Street” to enshrine the past with forced perspective. Sam Walton — founder of the world’s biggest retailer — built a real-life, livable utopian city in Arkansas called Bentonville to welcome the future.
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