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Often maligned as tacky, dingy, and disappointingly kitsch, Niagara Falls suffers a bad rap. Recently, it has even had to fend off the dubious distinction of being named Canada’s worst tourist trap. However, as a long-time Ontarian (albeit one who now lives full-time in Paris), I’m throwing out an unpopular opinion: anyone who berates the Falls didn’t do them the right way.
British photographer Holly-Marie Cato has just returned from a trip to Hudson Valley, New York. Here she shares her top tips and recommendations from a destination bursting with postcard-worthy charm.
From the picturesque beaches of Southern California to the tech fairytales of Silicon Valley, California embodies inspiration in its many forms. Whether the mountains, beach, forests, or agricultural valleys stir your creativity, the Golden State can serve as the perfect backdrop for your artistic masterpiece.
San José and the Central Valley of Costa Rica possess some of the most pleasant weather in the world, featuring average daily temperatures of 24–28°C (75–82°F). Days can be warm with cool nights, but the temperature remains consistent throughout the year. The climate is so accommodating that locals often feel spoiled, complaining about even the slightest temperature changes. It is important to note that wetter months exist; traveling from May through November likely means experiencing some rain.
Croatia has some stunning towns and cities, but none can match Dubrovnik for tourist appeal.
Puerto Rico inspires Caribbean daydreams for good reason, boasting some of the most stunning beaches in the world. With more than 250 miles of coastline and nearly 300 beaches, the variety of landscapes can satisfy both the beachgoer searching for sublime relaxation and the budding big-wave surfer—all in a long weekend.
This March, campers in Canada have reason to get excited about outdoor adventures. A new reservation system is designed to streamline the process of securing campsites at the country’s most popular destinations.
Paris’ 2023 cultural calendar promises a new season filled with surprising collaborations, refreshingly modern interpretations, and exhibitions that may help visitors view the world from a different perspective. If you are determined to immerse yourself in art this year, Paris is undoubtedly the place to be.
Everything is bigger in Texas, from the ranches to the portions, but the state’s two national parks are true giants. Big Bend National Park in West Texas covers a staggering 1252 square miles of the Chisos Mountain range and the Rio Grande basin, while the state’s highest peaks and colorful fall foliage lure hikers to the 135-sq-mile Guadalupe Mountains National Park, beyond the oil-field emptiness of the Permian Basin.
One of the last bastions of phone-free travel is about to get connected, eliminating the need for airplane mode – at least in the European Union.
Do you love music, culture, gastronomy and sport, or just laying back on a stunning beach in the tropical sunshine? If so, Barbados will tick all your checkboxes and then some. This lush tropical island at the southern end of the Caribbean has everything you’d expect from a paradise destination and more.
Despite Kenya’s complex cultural influences drawn from as far afield as the Middle East, Asia, and Europe, its cuisine remains relatively unknown outside of East Africa. Thanks to a long history of trade along the Swahili coast, spices from India and the Persian Gulf have permeated Kenya’s cooking culture, and Indian workers introduced another layer of spicy complexity during the British colonial era.
While events in historic cities like Dublin, London, Bucharest, and Prague can be frightfully fun, exploring alternative Halloween destinations across Europe can lead you to some of the most authentically spooky settings that the continent has to offer. If you have a curious spirit, dare to visit these chilling landscapes for a truly unique sense of dread this Halloween.
From its remarkable arts scene to its vibrant nightlife, Victoria exudes a certain charm that isn’t often credited to south Texas. Only two hours from Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and Corpus Christi, it is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway – with a positively delightful downtown that is a haven for history lovers and a food scene that’s a BBQ connoisseur’s dream.
The pint-sized nation of Qatar isn’t technically a one-city state, but there’s no denying that Doha, home to more than 90% of Qatar’s population, is the main attraction.
Sarah Elizabeth Jones died doing the job she loved. The South Carolina native was working as a second camera assistant when she waskilledon set on February 20, 2014. Her friends and the film community rallied to remember Jones in a movement calledSlates for Sarah.
India is home to a mesmerizing array of beaches, each offering unique experiences for travelers seeking relaxation or adventure. Here are some of the most stunning beaches you should consider visiting.
Across the United States, people are paying tribute to those who died while serving their country. The Memorial Day holiday, observed on the last Monday in May, holds a profound significance in honoring the sacrifices made by veterans.
The list of the finest hotels in the United States for the year 2015 has been unveiled, highlighting luxury accommodations and offering exceptional experiences for travelers. This recognition is based on a meticulous evaluation of various properties in the hospitality industry. Consequently, the recognition is a point of pride for these hotels, showcasing their quality service and exemplary amenities.
