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Top 5 Hotels in Rome 2025: GoTravelDaily Readers’ Picks

Jonathon Williams07 mins
They say you should romanticize your life, and in Rome, it’s impossible not to. Wake up in an elegant hotel room, walk those cobbled streets, enter a local coffee shop and throw back acaffèstanding right at the bar, and all of a sudden you’re the star of your own Fellini film before 10 a.m. Of course, the first part of that equation — where you wake up on a morning in Roma — is an integral part of the experience.GoTravelDailyreaders know this is key to livingla dolce vita, and in this year’s World’s Best Awards survey, they chose hotels in Italy’s capital city that serve history, hospitality, and style.
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Explore Kensington: A Comprehensive Guide to San Diego’s Vibrant Neighborhood

Jonathon Williams05 mins
Kensington, known for its distinct California Spanish-style single-family homes, was developed by real estate developers in 1926. This quaint subdivision encompasses 115 acres overlooking Mission Valley. Much of the original development was undertaken by the Davis Baker Company of Pasadena, with notable local architect Richard Requa contributing his unique California architectural designs, heavily influenced by Mediterranean styles.
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MacGregor 26 Sailboat Owner’s Review: Pros and Cons

Jonathon Williams09 mins
There is some confusion regarding the various MacGregor 26 models and their sailing capabilities. The MacGregor 26 evolved from the Venture 22 and the MacGregor 25, which were produced from 1973 until about 1987. The M25 had a weighted centerboard keel, similar to other trailerable sailboats, and boasted positive flotation, an affordable price, easy trailering, and a comfortable interior including an enclosed head (porta-potty). These features were retained in the M26 models, contributing to MacGregor’s status as one of the best-selling sailboats.
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Exploring Olduvai Gorge: A Journey Through Tanzania’s Shifting Sands

Jonathon Williams07 mins
For those interested in archaeology and palaeontology, there’s more to Tanzania than its spectacular game reserves and beautiful beaches. Located on the road from the Ngorongoro Crater to Serengeti National Park, Olduvai Gorge (officially known as Oldupai Gorge) is arguably the most important paleoanthropological site on the planet. This significance arises from the discovery of a series of fossils that document the evolution of mankind. Travelers can conveniently combine a trip to Olduvai with a visit to the mysterious Shifting Sands, a volcanic ash dune that moves across the desert at an impressive rate of approximately 55 feet (17 meters) each year.
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Child Overboard Risks on Cruise Ships: What You Need to Know

Jonathon Williams05 mins
When parents travel on a cruise with family members of all ages, such as a Disney Cruise, they often express concerns about safety for their little ones, particularly if it is their first family cruise. One family shared their worries about their active toddler, who was known for climbing out of his crib and getting into trouble. They were rightfully concerned about the potential for him to fall overboard.
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Essential Packing Guide: What to Wear and Bring on Your Next Flight

Jonathon Williams05 mins
In the early days of leisure jet travel, travelers dressed formally to fly: Women donned skirts, hose, and heels; men wore neatly pressed suits and ties. However, this traditional attire won’t help you decide what to wear and carry on your next plane trip. Although a few first-class passengers still choose to dress up, the majority of travelers today prioritize comfort over decoration.
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