On her first trip to Japan, Deborah Burst travels to the Kakunodate Samurai Historic District on a bullet train and falls in love the village's beauty.
Deborah Burst, of Mandeville, sited just north of New Orleans, Louisiana, offers a personal glimpse into her life as a travel writer and blogger, apropos of the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.
Sometimes smaller towns bring the greatest rewards. Beaumont, Texas is that kind of town with a wealth of historic architecture that brings history to life.
There’s no better place to enjoy the holidays than by spending Christmas in New Orleans. I can say definitively, as a native, that we do know how to party. Tidi... Read More...
Pittsburgh is a gritty soulful town, raw yet refined, old and new, rich and poor, but most of all, it is a city filled with art and architecture, a place full of love and life,
Time slows to a snail’s pace as the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar line rolls past a gallery of historic architecture that includes southern mansions and majestic churches.
Deborah is an award-winning freelance writer and photographer who has more than 1,000 published articles and twice as many photographs, including national covers. A New Orleans native, her taste for luxurious travel runs deep with reviews of world-renowned restaurants and historic hotels across the country. She has written five books in five years featuring travel throughout the south, and a trail of historic churches, cemeteries and ancient forests.
