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Italy presents a remarkable array of diverse destinations for travelers, from renowned urban centers like Rome to stunning coastal regions like the Cinque Terre. The task of planning a journey can become overwhelming given the multitude of exquisite locations to explore.
Recently discovered and still largely unknown, Kazumura Cave on the Big Island of Hawai’i isn’t just the longest lava tube in the world – it’s also a unique national treasure of both geological and cultural significance.
Mexico, according to André Breton, is ‘the most surrealist country in the world.’ As a founding contributor to the artistic movement, Breton would know. Heavily influenced by Freud’s psychoanalytic theories, surrealist artists nourished their creativity from dreams and untethered thoughts, believing in freeing the unconscious mind from rational constraints.
Chiang Mai may not be able to compete with Bangkok’s myriad wining and dining establishments, but what it lacks in options it makes up for in charm and accessibility. The town’s Nimmanhaemin neighborhood – or Nimman for short – is the place to go for the latest trendy cafes, crafty boutiques, perfectly plated meals, and specialty cocktails.
After more than 80 years at Tsukiji, Tokyo’s wholesale market—famous for its tuna auction, exotic fish, and breakfast sushi—moved to a new, purpose-built location in Toyosu in 2018. While it may not perfectly replicate the iconic former site, it boasts advantages such as shorter queues and bookable slots for the auction. Here’s what to expect and how to maximize your experience.
Hoi An is a town unlike any other in Vietnam. Once the commercial capital of the Champa Empire, a seafaring people who ruled over Vietnam’s central coast, it became a busy port city between the 16th and 18th centuries.
The cruise industry is continuously evolving to adapt to the needs and desires of travelers. Lines such as Royal Caribbean International and Norwegian have introduced new suite accommodations and family-friendly attractions, thereby appealing to multigenerational groups. Meanwhile, Holland America worked with renowned interior designer Adam D. Tihany to create a sleek, contemporary aesthetic for its newest launch.
One GoTravelDaily voter had the unfortunate experience of coming down with pneumonia during their stay at Manoir Hovey in North Hatley, Quebec. The guest was rushed to the nearest hospital by staff at 1:30 in the morning when symptoms became severe. “I was amazed later to receive calls [in the hospital] from the hotel wanting to know if there was anything I needed or what could they do to make me more comfortable,” remembered the guest. With above-and-beyond service such as this, it should come as no surprise that Manoir Hovey took first place for Canada’s Best Resorts and Inns.
If you’ve ever opened your suitcase to find a shampoo bottle has burst, or cringed as airport security had to rifle through your dirty pants and socks, then you’ll know luggage problems are a rite of passage for travellers – we’ve all been there, done that, and lost the t-shirt.
No matter your religious leanings, there’s something undeniably therapeutic about breaking away from normal life and looking inward. Here are some of the world’s most rewarding places to do just that.
Crouched low over the Mekong within almost a stone’s throw of Thailand, Vientiane has finally shaken off its cobwebs and earnestly joined the 21st century. The city is still one of the most relaxed small capitals on the planet, and while it can’t rival sibling city Luang Prabang for good looks, it has a raffish charm all of its own.
Fresh air, the freedom to follow a whim, and the chance to experience local life from a unique perspective – it’s easy to see why cycling is a wonderful way to travel.
From a lost Inca city in the Peruvian Andes to a lonely island of Christian pilgrims off the coast of Ireland, these 10 diverse regions of the world are demanding our attention in 2017.
Cancún is one of Mexico’s most popular tourist towns, largely due to a nightlife scene that keeps the party alive into the early hours every day of the week. It’s not just tourists who flock to the bars each evening; locals also love to go out, have a drink, and socialize, often avoiding the resorts in favor of more authentic venues.
There are several things that can make or break a trip: airport accessibility, hotel availability, and the number of great restaurants. However, there are also amenities you may not think about until you arrive—how easy it is to get a taxi or Uber, the attentiveness of the hotel staff, or the view from your hotel bathtub. If you’ve never considered a trip based on the bathtub view, these photos may change your mind.
Elevate your evenings with GoTravelDaily’s comprehensive overview of theBest Rooftop Bars in Singapore!Prepare to immerse yourself in the city’s premier sky-high venues, where breathtaking views blend seamlessly with Singapore’s vibrant nightlife.
Today’s college students can do just about any research they need from the confines of their unmade beds and messy dorm rooms. The internet, for better or for worse, has seen to that. However, when due dates approach or all-nighters become necessary, pupils all across the country head to that most hallowed of educational buildings — the college library. The United States has had something of a love affair with beautiful college campuses, with libraries in particular becoming architectural highlights. Ultra-wealthy philanthropists donated books, money, and more to help educate America, especially in the late 19th century. Consequently, the resulting libraries often stand out as the most impressive structures on college campuses, resembling pantheons, cathedrals, and even palaces. Therefore, no matter how unnecessary physical manuscripts or old print editions become, people will still go to the library. After all, they were built to inspire. Here is a selection of some of the most gorgeous college libraries in the United States.
Some travelers want to have it all—rich cultural experiences, fine dining, upscale shopping—and lazy hours spent sunning, swimming, or strolling along the beach. Many of Europe’s finest cities aren’t just popular for their art museums or nightlife scenes; they’re also home to some of the most beautiful beaches on Earth. Every year for our World’s Best Awards survey, GoTravelDaily asks readers to weigh in on travel experiences around the globe, sharing their opinions on the top hotels, resorts, islands, cruise lines, spas, airlines, and more. Readers rated cities based on their attractions, culture, food, friendliness, shopping, and overall value. We took a close look at the European cities travelers love most and found that many of them feature knockout beaches. Of Barcelona, one reader said: “It has everything you could want in a city—plus a gorgeous beach.” Other readers agreed, hailing the Spanish city’s “fantastic mix of city, history, and beaches.” Even Dublin, known for its breweries and cobblestoned streets, was celebrated for its “friendly people, amazing culture, beaches, shopping, and fantastic food.” Although Ireland may not be renowned for sunbathing weather, its rugged coastline is just as beautiful as the better-known urban beaches of Rio de Janeiro or Sydney. From the balmy, turquoise waters of the Mediterranean to the frothy waves of the Atlantic, here are the favorite European beach cities according to GoTravelDaily readers.
Just shy of the Scottish border, Carlisle is one of the most northerly cities in England to visit. With centuries of history, vibrant markets, and impressive castles, this city is truly worth exploring while in the North of England.
