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Ultimate Guide to Hiking The Wave: Experience America’s Exclusive Trail

The United States is home to nearly 10,000 national and state parks with over 200,000 miles oftrailsstretching across its 50 states. The secret of “America the Beautiful” is out; last year, more than 90 million people visited her parks. As these outdoor experiences become overcrowded, travelers are heading to the backcountry to enjoy the solitude of the great outdoors.

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6 Essential Travel Lessons Learned During Lockdown

Over the past few months, we’ve learnt to live in a post-travel world, relying solely on our immediate surroundings for stimulation, adventure, and exploration. With many countries tentatively reopening borders and businesses around the world cautiously beginning to trade again, the travel industry is at a crossroads. Will travel soon return to business as usual? More importantly, should it?

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7 Innovative Gadgets to Enhance Your Camping Adventure

Whether you’re setting up camp in your backyard or preparing for that eventual post-lockdown camping trip, nothing says adventure travel more than a tent. Camping gives you freedom, flexibility, and the sheer fun of sleeping outside, often far away from civilization. However, the deeper you go into the wilderness, the better your equipment needs to be. Therefore, we tested some of the best new camping gear to take along on your next outdoor adventure.

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Ultimate Guide to Pairing Greek Islands for Memorable Island-Hopping

The largest of the Ionian Islands, Corfu has it all: beaches, culture, food, and action. Your first stop, Corfu Town, the island’s elegant capital, oozes charm. Get lost in its quaint pedestrian alleys that are lined with Venetian-style mansions and emerge at the beautiful Liston Arcade. Watch the action along this busy promenade and then visit the must-see sights: the Corfu Museum of Asian Art and the Palaio Frourio.

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Exploring Slow Travel in Japan’s Scenic Seto Inland Sea

Many travellers toJapanfollow the same route, using theirJR train passto go between key cities includingTokyo,KyotoandHiroshima. Tokyo will of course be even busier than usual during the summer Olympics, andKyoto is known to suffer from significant crowds. Therefore, if you’re looking to invest your tourist money in a more sustainable way, consider some slow travel in western Japan’s Setouchi region. From visiting temples to engaging with the Japanese art scene, here are the best ways for travellers to support local communities in and around the Seto Inland Sea.

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