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Tonya Fitzpatrick, Executive Producer of Travel’n On Radio Show (www.Traveln-on.com), is a published travel writer who holds memberships in SATW, NATJA, SPJ and National Press Club. She is a graduate of the London School of Economics.

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Home away from Home: Private Vacation Rentals on the Eastern Shore

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Maryland’s Eastern Shore is a tourism treasure trove. From the famous blue crabs to herds of wild horses, history, culture, outdoor activities...
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Haunting Beyond Halloween

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Love Halloween? Well you can continue to explore history, haunts and experience things that go bump in the night throughout the year. From haunted pub...
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Avoiding the H1N1 Virus When Traveling

Saturday, October 31st, 2009 · 1 comment

The H1N1 virus has received considerable media attention since its initial outbreak in April 2009 and many travel plans have been interrupted over the...
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WalkingTown, DC Fall Schedule

This weekend residents and visitors alike will have a chance to explore 18 city neighborhoods around the District of Columbia such as H Street NE,...
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Following Maryland's "Buy Local" Bounty Tour

In conjunction with Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley’s “Buy Local Challenge” kick-off event, the Travel’n On Radio Show...
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Travel and passports 101: Is your passport valid?

These days you cannot travel across the border into Mexico or Canada without a passport. So it would stand to reason that, with a valid passport in...
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Celebrating Montgomery County's Heritage--Part I

Just across from the city line of the District of Columbia, the Heritage Tourism Alliance of Montgomery County recently celebrated its 12th Annual...
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A walk along DC's history

Hidden in a nondescript area in Anacostia, an area in the Southeast region of the District of Columbia is a little known historical treasure that sits...
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The music of New Orleans comes to Washington, DC

Having just returned from doing a remote show for Travel'n On Radio in New Orleans during French Quarter Festival, I'm excited to share that starting...
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Smithsonian Secretary Wayne Clough announced recently that the Institution’s most popular and highly visited museums on the National Mall will...
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