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Get Inspired by Academy Award Nominees for an Oscar-Worthy Vacation

It is awards season and, for some, that means all eyes are fixed on red carpet gowns while watching their favorite films receive acclaim. Moreover, inspiration is everywhere, and the 2020 Oscar nominee list for Best Picture is filled with locations to enhance your travel agenda. So whether you hang on every word of the acceptance speeches or merely let another Academy Awards ceremony roll by without a thought, here’s an Oscar-worthy list to consider for your travels.

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Ultimate Guide to Skiing for Beginners in Bansko, Bulgaria

In a continent with many glamorous ski options, Bulgaria’sBanskois distinguished by great value for money and a cheerful atmosphere all its own. Nestled between a medieval town and the Unesco-listed Pirin National Park, Bansko offers 75km of piste, rising to an altitude of over 2500m, with reliable snow cover between December and April. In 2021, the Bulgarian Ski Federation and Bansko hosted the Ski World Cup and World Championship, reinforcing its importance in the Eastern European ski scene. Here’s what you need to know about skiing in Bansko.

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Top 9 Must-Know Facts About Harbin’s Spectacular Ice Festival

From January through to mid-March, Harbin hosts the International Ice and Snow Festival. Exhibitions of snow and ice sculptures, kept pristine by subzero temperatures, are dotted across multiple locations. The biggest – and priciest to attend – is Harbin Ice and Snow World, which showcases the flashiest and most neck-craning sculptures. For a less hectic experience, there are exhibitions at Sun Island (a short taxi ride across the Songhua River) and Zhaolin Park. Down-lined jackets, thick gloves, and even balaclavas are recommended if you plan on ogling the ice art. The mercury can drop as low as -35°C, so take regular breaks to thaw your nose in the festival’s coffee huts.

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Exploring Architecture in Italy’s 2025 Capital of Culture: Parma

Parma is widely known for two significant aspects: its unmatched cuisine—wheels of Parmigiano and cured meats fill shop windows—and the master opera composer, Verdi. The city, located in the Emilia-Romagna region, might be outshone by the more famous Bologna. However, Parma has held an important position in Italy’s political and cultural scene for centuries, linked to the legacies of influential families such as the Farnese and Napoleon’s French Empire.

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Top 12 Must-Do California Hikes for Outdoor Adventures

California boasts an incredible range of landscapes that make it a prime destination for hiking enthusiasts. From dramatic coastlines to towering granite peaks, this state is home to some of the finest hiking trails in the United States. Whether you’re seeking picturesque views, diverse wildlife, or peaceful solitude, California’s trails offer an experience like no other.

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