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Nicole Potter

Top 5 Best City Hotels in Mexico for Travelers in 2025

For years, Mexico’s beachy resort towns have eclipsed its cities in the eyes of international visitors. For instance, Mexico City sees a mere fraction of the American arrivals compared to Cancún. However, as the world has woken up to the innumerable treasures Mexico’s major metropolises have to offer—ranging from the thriving arts scene of San Miguel de Allende to the rich food culture of Oaxaca—this perception is finally changing. Fortunately for travelers, a wealth of fabulous places to stay in Mexico’s most exciting cities is now available.
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Experience Barcelona Like a Local: Ultimate Guide

GoTravelDaily Local Esme Fox first fell in love with Barcelona over 10 years ago on a rail trip around Spain, and nowadays, she’s lucky enough to call the city her home. She particularly loves the way that Barcelona still surprises her, even after all this time. Every time you round a corner, there’s a chance you could happen upon a vibrant festival, an outdoor concert, a new piece of street art, or a stunning architectural gem you’d never noticed before.
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Exploring Rabat’s Vibrant Street Art: A DIY Guide to Morocco’s Capital

Beyond the walls of the prestigious Mohamed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rabat is becoming an open-air art gallery, with local and international street artists leaving their mark behind. Thanks largely to support from the annual Jidar Toiles des Rue festival and Montresso Art Foundation, large-scale murals are popping up around town on national institutions and residential blocks.
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Ultimate Guide to Exploring the Tunisian Sahara Desert

Long a popular winter sun destination for Europeans, Tunisia’s resorts and beaches often come with locals leading brightly saddled camels for tourists to ride next to the sea. However, it’s easy to plan an even bigger adventure in far more epic surroundings. Head towards Tunisia’s other great expanse of sand in the country’s deep south, which fringes the Grand Erg Oriental, an endless expanse of wind-sculpted Saharan dunes.
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