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The Maldives: Journey from Fishing Archipelago to Tropical Paradise in 50 Years

The beauty of the Maldives comes naturally, enhanced by a hospitality infrastructure that has evolved over the last 50 years. Initially, in the 1970s, the Maldives was a remote, largely uninhabited archipelago. While fishermen lived on the islands, there were no regular flights or investment in the Maldives as a tourist destination. Consequently, the small airstrip on Hulhule Island, which was barely considered a commercial airport, didn’t see much traveler traffic, keeping the Maldives off the map for many.

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Explore Fort Worth: Daily Cattle Drives, Largest Honky Tonk, and Stunning New Hotel

Once the largest livestock trading center in the country, where cattle, hogs, horses, mules, and sheep were bought and sold, theFort Worth Stockyardsnow welcomes visitors to relive that exciting era. Travel back to when cowboys drove cattle from Texas ranches northward along the Chisholm Trail, stopping on the way for some rowdy fun in Fort Worth. Today, the historic district remains an authentic reminder of those days, and it’s still a destination where visitors can find fun — along with luxury, relaxation, great food, and entertainment.

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Discover Luxury Glamping at New Airstream Retreat with Hot Tubs in the Catskills

Autocamp Catskills is now open just in time for summer glamping adventures. The Catskills region in New York has always attracted urbanites seeking a peaceful escape from the fast pace of city life. Moreover, the area’s charming historic towns, vibrant cultural scene, and breathtaking landscapes have solidified its status as a year-round vacation hotspot. Consequently, there has been a notable increase in new hotel openings, ranging from trendy boutique inns to sprawling luxury resorts, providing travelers with a wide array of accommodation options. A new glamping site will allow visitors to soak in the stunning scenery and reconnect with nature while enjoying resort-style amenities.

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