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The weather can either ruin a vacation day or make it magical. Whether you’re planning your Southeast Asian getaway outside the monsoon season or aiming to catch the mountains of Patagonia during their peak, climate can certainly play a pivotal role in trip planning. Look to the experts for real-time weather updates, as it is crucial to understand how the storms, heat waves, dry spells, and more could impact your travels.
In the global quest for a sustainable future, the cruise industry is putting in the work. MSC Cruises recently completed the world’s first net-zero greenhouse gas emissions voyage on its brand-newMSC Euribia, marking a significant step towards the company’s aim of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
The dream of a private-yacht vacation has long been seen as exclusive and out of reach. However, a new audience is discovering the value and accessibility of these classic luxury trips.
To call my husband picky might be the understatement of the year. He has his own — admittedly solid — taste in clothes, but is quite discerning when it comes to what he actually wants to wear and is willing to add to his closet. So when he had the chance to test a swimsuit made by a French brand that bothLeonardo Dicaprio and Mark Wahlberghave worn, his fashion Spidey senses perked up.
Bermuda is a true island paradise. This British territory is famous for its pink-sand beaches and laid-back island vibe. A popular destination for travelers but fiercely protective of its strong sense of identity, Bermuda offers an atmosphere that is upscale, artsy, and naturally wild.
Aviophobia, or fear of flying, is diagnosed in about2.5 percent of the population, but generalized anxiety or fear about flying is far more prevalent. Chances are you know someone who stresses in the days leading up to a flight. Consequently, the manifestation of flight anxiety can vary greatly.
Next spring’s total solar eclipse is such a unique natural occurrence that travel searches for the April 8, 2024 event are skyrocketing. While hotels are already starting to get booked up, one of the best ways to supplement the daytime event is by pairing it with a camping trip in the great outdoors.
Once again, Cape Town proves to beGoTravelDailyreaders’ favorite destination for urban hotels in Africa. Three of the top five hotels are based in the picturesque Mother City, where the iconic Table Mountain takes center stage, fringed by the Atlantic Ocean.
Oceania and the South Pacific have long attracted travelers with their stunning landscapes. The islands are characterized by lush greenery and vibrant blue waters. Volcanic peaks rise majestically from turquoise lagoons, while daily life is influenced by the sun, sea, and surf. This region is home to the world’s largest coral reef and some of the oldest living cultures, enriching the travel experience.
1. Affordable Lake Town: Realtor.com ranks Dunkirk as one of the most budget-friendly lake towns in the country.
From Florence and Rome to Positano and Capri, Italy is home to many must-visit destinations. However, this beautiful European country also features several less-visited spots, ranging from charming hilltop villages to postcard-perfect coastal escapes. While Ravenna isn’t quite a hidden gem, it’s certainly not a requisite stop on most tourist routes either. This charming northeastern Italian city provides numerous reasons for travelers to take a detour from Bologna for a few days. Located close to the Adriatic coastline of Emilia-Romagna, the former capital of the Western Roman Empire brims with history and offers beautiful, diverse architecture that reflects the many groups that have occupied the city over the years. Besides UNESCO-listed monuments and eye-catching mosaics, visitors can look forward to genuine hospitality and superb food and wine.
With11,000 lakestransforming Michigan into a hub for water activities and robust winter sports, it stands as a quintessential year-round vacation spot. Moreover, you don’t have to break the bank to live out your lake life dreams here, as the Midwestern state frequently ranks as one of the most affordable places to buy a second home. For instance, according toRealtor.com’s latest reporton this year’s most economical lake towns, Michigan’s Rogers City holds second place after Danville, Illinois.
If you follow the Blue Ridge Mountains into North Georgia, you’ll come across the aptly named small town of Blue Ridge (population: 1,244). Although small, Blue Ridge boasts a variety of activities and attractions. Within its 2.2 square miles, you’ll discover a main street adorned with charming clothing stores, antique shops, restaurants, and breweries. “We have so many incredible small businesses here,” says Morgan Stephens, owner ofMountain Mama’s Coffee Lounge. While you could spend an entire weekend browsing the downtown spots, there’s even more adventure waiting—hiking, kayaking, and fly fishing in the broader Blue Ridge area.
Plan your fall getaway to Jackson Hole, Wyoming for memorable wildlife sightings, outdoor adventures, and lower prices.
The Mediterranean island country of Malta is an archipelago of three inhabited islands and several smaller ones. Malta is the main island, followed by smaller Gozo and tiny Comino. Inhabited for millennia and a prize for military and mercantile powers seeking to control the Mediterranean, this country offers a mix of historic and prehistoric sites, seaside resorts, watersports, and lively nightlife. Here are 15 of our favorite attractions to explore in Malta.
The Huntington Library, Art Collection, and Botanical Gardens are located in the affluent community of San Marino, at the edge of Pasadena. The estate was once the residence of railroad and utility magnate, Henry E. Huntington, who played a pivotal role in developing the San Gabriel Valley. He purchased the property in 1903 and constructed the mansion on the grounds in 1911.
Take all the wonderful Canadian stereotypes—friendly people, scenic landscapes, accessible wildlife—and bundle them into one lovely little town, and you will find Banff, Alberta.
Corsica is an absolute gem in the Mediterranean. It is often regarded as one of the most beautiful islands, rivaling its neighboring island of Sardinia. Being a relatively large island, Corsica offers a multitude of activities and sights for visitors to explore.
These are some of the best all-inclusive resorts around the world.
