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Paris’s Iconic Booksellers Win Battle to Remain During Summer Olympics

John Doe09 mins

For centuries, the iconic wooden bookstalls lining the banks of the Seine have been an integral part of Paris’ charm. However, as the city gears up to host the Olympics, the government’s initial decision to shut these kiosks throughout the event, citing security concerns, ignited widespread controversy and disappointment. This unprecedented move affected the book stalls, which have occupied their full-time residences along the Seine for more than 160 years.

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Explore Seoul for Free: 26 Amazing No-Cost Activities

Barbara Griffin013 mins

Seoul is a vibrant city with a variety of activities around the clock. However, it can be costly to enjoy its renowned attractions, from stunning observation decks to delightful Korean barbecue. If you take a step off the beaten path, you’ll find that numerous experiences in the heart of South Korea’s capital don’t require spending a single won. Below are our favorite free activities to fill your time in Seoul.

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Top 11 Must-Do Activities in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Melissa Sullivan08 mins

There is no shortage of nature-driven euphoria in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Towering hardwoods, quiet streams, and even the odd roaming black bear are accompanied by a steady, rolling fog generated by native vegetation – hence the name “Smoky” – which adds to the visual allure. Hugging the East Tennessee–North Carolina border, there are 150 trails, over 2,200 streams, and more than 520,000 total acres to explore within this national park. It’s no wonder this is the most-visited national park in the US, attracting up to 14 million visitors in recent years.

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7 Must-Visit Art Museums in Tokyo for Culture Enthusiasts

Barbara Griffin08 mins

Tokyo is a city that thrives on art, where lines for exhibitions are often as long as those at the city’s most popular concert venues. With numerous museums and galleries showcasing a wealth of dynamically changing exhibitions—from traditional ukiyo-e woodblock prints to contemporary NFT art—locals and tourists alike will find something new to discover. Art enthusiasts will always have fresh experiences in Japan’s bustling capital.

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Is the 27-Hour Silver Meteor Train Journey from Miami to NYC Worth It?

Jessica Proctor07 mins

It’s a common belief that Americans do not ride trains; they prefer to fly or drive for long distances. However, having traveled extensively across the country with an Amtrak pass, I can assert that many Americansindeedembrace train travel. A fascinating array of characters can be found aboard, each with their own stories. Some travelers opt for the train to avoid flying, others because they’ve lost their driving privileges, while many simply enjoy the leisurely journey, taking in the views with no rush to reach their destination.

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Important Reasons to Avoid Yellowstone Hot Springs

Jessica Proctor09 mins

Wander around Yellowstone National Park’s geothermal features, and you’ll notice the fire-engine-red warning signs just as prominently as the bison. “Dangerous Ground,” reads one, translated into five languages. The sign warns visitors to remain on designated paths while admiring the park’s bubbling beauties, reinforced with an image of a hiker veering off the trail, alarmed by a steaming vent beneath their feet.

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Top 10 Must-See Art Exhibitions in the US for 2025

Jessica Proctor09 mins

At the USA’s leading museums, a spirit of friendly competition prevails for creating the most compelling yet crowd-pleasing displays that will make headlines and draw crowds. In the new year, this will make all museumgoers winners.

In the coming months, institutions across the country will present new contexts for artists whose work you think you know by heart. Historical objects and subjects will receive fresh interpretations, and emerging creators whose work is currently known only to insiders may find their breakthrough.

In chronological order, here are 10 museum exhibitions across the USA that are worth traveling for in 2025.

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Top 12 Resources for Exploring Asian American History

Melissa Sullivan011 mins

Asian and Pacific Islander people have played a profoundly significant role in shaping American history, contributing to the rich heritage of the United States in countless ways. Given the alarming rise in bigotry toward the Asian American community in recent years, there’s never been a better time to check in on your Asian friends and let them know that they are seen, they are safe, and they are supported by countless other communities. Moreover, it is a perfect moment to learn more about the contributions of AAPI Americans and their experiences all over the US, from vibrant Chinatown districts to museums to the sobering Manzanar National Historic Site.

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Top 11 Must-Do Activities in Madrid for 2025

Nicole Potter016 mins

The Spanish capital serves as a cultural and social powerhouse that draws visitors globally, many of whom return for further exploration. Madrid presents a variety of experiences that entice every traveler, particularly its vibrant nightlife that keeps many dancing until dawn.

With architectural marvels, exceptional gastronomy, renowned art museums, and even an Egyptian temple within its boundaries, Madrid delivers attractions that cater to all. Below are 11 experiences not to be overlooked during your visit.

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3 Days at Walt Disney World Orlando – Ultimate Guide

Michael Montes011 mins

On the monorail after dinner with Mickey Mouse, my four-year-old son and a little girl were bonding. She didn’t speak English, and he didn’t speak Portuguese, but they were having the most amazing time. And here’s the thing: nearly everyone at GoTravelDaily World in Orlando is having the most amazing time. It’s hot, the lines are long, bodies are abundant and still, smiles, properly formed queues and manners abound.

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