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scholar led travel

On arriving curious, finding history in layers, and the question Philippi gave me that I keep asking everywhere else. By Mary Collins | April 2026 The first morning in Thessaloniki, I could have been in any modern Mediterranean city. Waterfront cafés, people walking dogs, a promenade along the sea. Nothing that signaled what I was...
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guests exploring a Roman aqueduct at dusk in Tunisia
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The Deepest Connection — A Reflection on Forty Years of Scholar-Led Travel By Mary Collins, Owner, Far Horizons Archaeological & Cultural Trips | March 22, 2026 At Far Horizons, we’ve spent forty+ years building scholar-led expeditions on a single premise: the deepest connection to a place comes through the people who know and love it....
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Small group archaeological tour at Samarkand with scholar guide discussing Islamic architecture
Why the Trips That Change You Aren’t Just About Destinations By Mary Collins | January 2026 Last week, I listened to something James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, said on the Mel Robbins podcast. He was talking about identity-based habits — how lasting change comes from focusing on who you want to become, not the...
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