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Explore Beyond the Falls: Your Ultimate Guide to Niagara Falls Travel

Jeffrey Johnson09 mins
Viji and I started at—where else?—the falls. Over lunch atTable Rock House Restaurant(entrées $24–$38), which is perched at the edge of Horseshoe Falls, we oohed and aahed at the crashing curtain of water right in front of us. Next, we took a short stroll to theNiagara Parks Power Station,which used the falls to provide electricity to much of the region for a century, beginning in 1905. It reopened in 2021 as an interactive museum that highlights the lives of the people who worked at the plant.
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How We Successfully Planned a Multi-Family Road Trip with 4 Adults and 5 Kids

Jeffrey Johnson07 mins
When flight prices hit unprecedented highs last year, my dreams of a multi-family winter vacation in Paris were dashed. This disappointment was palpable, especially when my preteen daughter learned she wouldn’t be enjoying croissants in Montmartre anytime soon. However, I knew our crew of nine could still have an unforgettable adventure. Our goal remained: to travel with two families, consisting of four adults and five kids aged three to 11, out of town and onto an incredible journey.
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Top 5 Must-Visit Hotels in Dublin for 2025 According to GoTravelDaily Readers

Jeffrey Johnson04 mins
It could be argued that, when it comes to Dublin’s hotel scene, not much changes. However, would we want it any other way? The Shelbourne (No. 3) watches over St. Stephen’s Green, just as it did when it opened two centuries ago. The four 18th-century townhouses that make up The Merrion (No. 2) still envelop visitors with Georgian stateliness. Moreover, even The Fitzwilliam (No. 4), the youngest hotel on our list, is 25 years old this year.
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Explore Australia’s First Accessible Dive Center on the Great Barrier Reef

Jeffrey Johnson04 mins
The sensation of weightlessness experienced while scuba diving is transformative; however, it has historically been less accessible for individuals with mobility challenges. This article discusses new developments in adaptive scuba diving, particularly focusing on the initiatives taken by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) and a notable Australian dive center.
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