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Top 14 Boutique Hotels Worldwide as Recommended by GoTravelDaily Readers

You can stay at the most beautiful, most luxurious hotels in the world, but often that means you’re one of many guests. At a boutique hotel, however, you are never treated as just a number. When you stay at a property with just a handful of rooms—whether it’s boutique oceanfront villas or charming thatched-roofed chalets—you can anticipate exceptional service that’s frequently unattainable at larger hotels. From private safaris through Kruger National Park to personalized butler services and private chefs, the world’s best boutique hotels excel in delivering unique experiences.

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Top 10 Unforgettable Mother-Daughter Getaways: Road Trips to Wine Tastings

The bond between a mother and daughter is one of a kind, and traveling together can only strengthen this meaningful relationship. What’s more, embarking on a mother-daughter trip affords the opportunity to enjoy and experience uninterrupted quality time. To help inspire your future travels, we’ve compiled a list of activities every mother and daughter should do together. Lifelong memories await.

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Discover Virginia’s Hidden Gem: Exquisite Wines, Thrilling Outdoor Activities, and Breathtaking Views

Loudoun, Virginia, is privy to a different kind of prestige: conscious viticulture and organic farming unfolding against the historic landscape of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Located just an hour outside Washington, D.C., its rolling green hills, familial atmosphere, and laid-back luxury often remain hush, despite it being an excellent year-round destination.

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Celebrating Lunar New Year: Traditions Across Asia

When the Lunar New Year holiday arrives each year, it brings a flood of fond memories for me. My family immigrated from Seoul, South Korea, to Canada when I was 5 years old, and my parents wanted to make sure I didn’t forget my Korean roots, or the importance of tradition — especially one as vital as Lunar New Year, which is called Seollal in Korean.

The Seollal holiday was just one way my parents tried to keep our heritage alive. I’m so grateful that they did things like encourage me to watch K-dramas or listen to K-pop music so I wouldn’t forget my language. The stories they told me, the food we ate, and the traditions that were passed down all played an integral part in who I am today as a Canadian-Korean woman.

Contrary to what many people outside Asia may think, Lunar New Year is not an exclusively Chinese holiday. True, it follows the Chinese Lunar calendar (in 2023, it falls on January 22, the Year of the Rabbit), but the holiday is celebrated across Asia, and each country has its own customs and traditions. Lunar New Year is most often celebrated by eating specific dishes, usually with the entire family, and observing superstitions meant to bring good luck for the coming year.

Here’s how Lunar New Year is celebrated in some Asian countries.

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Explore Seattle: The Top Destination for Outdoor Adventures

Although it’s the largest metropolis of the Pacific Northwest and one of the largest urban areas in the U.S., Seattle is no concrete jungle. Sure, there are a number of steel-and-glass monoliths — but even in the city, the fresh sea air, pine-filled mountain backdrop, and verdant public areas take focus. Seattle is on the Puget Sound, an inland arm of the northern Pacific Ocean. Across the sound is Olympic National Park, and just southwest of the city is Mount Rainier National Park. Outside these designated outdoor recreational areas lies an abundant amount of parks and green spaces — aptly earning the sobriquet, “The Emerald City.”

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