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Jeffrey Johnson

Explore O‘ahu’s Top Attractions on a Day Trip from Waikiki

Waikiki is world-renowned for its vast, welcoming beaches, restaurants, and nightlife; however, it’s tourist central. When you’re ready to ditch the crowds, rent a car and head east. Winding through the Windward Coast, North Shore, and the central part of the island, you’ll find beachside towns, shrimp shacks, surfers, waterfalls, and pineapple fields. Here’s how to hit O’ahu’s highlights in one day.
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Explore Liberia: The Hidden Gem of West Africa

Liberia, Africa’s oldest republic, boasts mountains to conquer, cities to explore, expansive sandy beaches to enjoy, and national parks that are home to some of the continent’s most fascinating wildlife. Engaging in activities such as surfing, swimming, trekking, or simply relaxing in a hammock on the rainforest’s edge is all part of the experience. However, few have ventured into this relatively undiscovered destination.
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Top NFL Cities to Visit by Division

Sure, most prognosticators project the 2019 NFL division winners by considering players, coaching, and schedule strength. However, why not make predictions based on something that matters to travelers— the best cities to visit for game weekend? We rated teams on a seven-category scale, and these eight emerged triumphant.
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Top Hidden Gems in Western Europe to Avoid Crowds

Western Europe’s major attractions are impressive but also draw huge crowds; the magic of exploring the big sights can be quickly lost amidst long queues and a sea of selfie sticks. Put the thrill back into exploring new places with our selection of alternatives to the major locations. You’ll also get the feel-good bonus of giving a boost to secondary economies and giving overtouristed infrastructures the time to readjust and recover.
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Ultimate Guide to London’s Best Food Halls and Markets

London has long shaken off its reputation for dubious dining, with world-class restaurants now competing for attention on practically every street. However, the gourmet revolution is just beginning: in recent years, a seemingly endless array of food markets have sprouted up, where you’ll find superlative cuisine from every corner of the globe. Here’s a guide to some of the very best food halls and markets in London.
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Explore the Best Dishes of Piedmont: Must-Try Restaurants

From its capital city, Turin, to its mountainous border nearing France and the Langhe winemaking zone further south, local restaurants in Piedmont are proud to serve the region’s traditional staples. In this northwestern part of Italy, sweet hazelnuts, prized white truffles, super-lean beef, bold red wines, and fresh egg pastas represent the signature ingredients of Piedmontese cuisine. Discover the best of the region with a round-up of essential local dishes and theristoranti,osterie, andtrattoriethat serve them.
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Top Free Activities for Kids in Sydney

There’s no getting around it – travel is expensive, and when you bring kids along, the cost can quickly escalate. However, in Sydney, there are numerous fantastic, kid-friendly activities that are completely free. With an abundance of outdoor spaces and a strong connection to nature, Sydney offers an ideal environment for families to enjoy sunshine and fresh air. Moreover, on rainy days, there are plenty of free museums and cultural spots to explore.
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Finding Inner Peace in Bali: A Solo Traveler’s Journey

In the last thirty years, Rosita Boland has explored some of the most remote parts of the globe, carrying nothing but a battered rucksack and a diary. This journey is a testament to how her adventures dramatically shaped the course of her life. From perilous bus rides through Pakistan to witnessing the majesty of Antarctica’s ice landscapes and finding solace in Bali, Rosita’s experiences are filled with profound joy and deep personal loss.
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Top Beach Destinations in Southern Bahia

Bahia, one of the largest states inBrazil, offers a diverse array of sceneries and cultures. The southern coast is particularly notable for its rich experiences. Travel from majestic mountains to serene beaches, from stunning waterfalls to vibrant cities, and from charming rural villages to acclaimed surfing spots. With the longest coastline in Brazil, the region is a paradise filled with pristine sand, towering coconut trees, and incredible wildlife.
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