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© Victor Block |
--Victor Block won first place for travel features
in the 2007 North American Mature Publishers Association media
awards. He won for stories about Tunisia, following a TJG
trip there, and York, Pennsylvania, "Factory Tour Capital
of the World." The articles appeared in The Beacon newspapers
in Washington and Baltimore, with a combined total readership
of about 300,000.
© Blaine Harrington |
--Photographer Blaine Harrington III reports having
cover photos on: Smithsonian Magazine, (the Taj Mahal), January
2008; Renaissance Magazine, Pace Communications for Wachovia
Wealth Management, (Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica), Spring 2008
issue; National Geographic Adventure, (Alaska), October 2007;
and Diversion Magazine, (Hawaii), August 2007. Other photos
have appeared in Smithsonian recently (several major photos
of Bhutan in their March 2008 issue) and National Geographic
Adventure, as well as numerous other outlets, such as New
York Times Magazine and Travel & Leisure.

Photo © Paul Ross |
--Judith Fein was the keynote speaker at the annual
“Taste of Honey” event in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Her subject was: “Excuse Me, Is There a Lost Tribe of
Israel Here?” She spoke about journeying around the
world, looking for remnants of the lost tribes of Israel.
Her speech was accompanied by rare video footage shot by Paul
Ross on these voyages.
Judith was also a keynote speaker for the Texas and New Mexico
Hospice Association. Her subject: “Indigenous Healers
Around the World.” Paul Ross showed a film he made about
Judith being trained as assistant to a curandera (traditional
healer) in central Mexico.

© Paul Ross |
--Paul Ross won an award for best travel feature
at the recent Travel Classics Conference in Arizona.

© Candyce Stapen |
TJG writers are “bella, bella.” Recently joining long-time
Bellaonline.com Luxury Travel Editor, Barbara Radcliffe Rogers
and Island Travel Editor, Ann Carroll Burgess, is Candyce
Stapen as Adventure Living Editor. Bellaonline.com is
one of the largest and most frequently visited websites presenting
women’s views on a multitude of subjects.
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