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Top Shopping Destinations in Calais

Shopping is one of the main reasons many Brits make the trip over the Channel. It’s well-known for ‘booze runs,’ and the festive season brings increased activity. However, there’s much more to shopping in Calais, located in Nord-Pas de Calais, than just visiting Carrefour or Calais Vins, good though these shops may be. Here is a selection of places to shop whether you are on a day trip from the UK, staying in Calais overnight, or returning to the UK after your holiday.

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Essential Guide to Killarney, Ireland: Discover Its Attractions and Culture

Killarney, Ireland is one of the most picturesque towns in the country’s beautiful South-West. Consequently, it ranks high on the list of must-see destinations for many visitors. This enchanting Irish town attracts numerous larger tour groups, resulting in a bustling atmosphere. However, this should not deter you from visiting Killarney; despite the crowds, the town offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural charm, especially when planned for outside the peak tourist season.

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Discover Italy’s Stunning Caves and Grottoes for Adventurers

Italy boasts more than 10,000 documented caves, making it an exceptional destination for cave exploration. From mountain caverns to coastal grottoes, these caves offer unique experiences for visitors. Most caves can only be accessed via guided tours, although advance reservations may not be necessary. With specially designed lit walkways, many of these caves also contain varying numbers of stairs. It’s advisable to wear sturdy walking shoes as temperatures in the caves can be chilly. Below are some of Italy’s most remarkable caverns and caves to explore.

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London in March: Essential Weather Guide, Packing Tips & Top Attractions

March is the start of spring in London, with mild days and some blue skies—ideal weather for outdoor activities, particularly as flowers begin to bloom. It is a great opportunity to participate in guided walking tours or visit Kew Gardens to witness the evolving floral landscape. Early visits to Hampton Court Palace and the gardens or taking a cruise on the River Thames are perfect activities. Early spring is considered shoulder season in London, meaning fewer crowds and more affordable hotel rates.

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Maximize Your Disneyland Experience with RideMax

RideMaxis a software program designed for Disneyland enthusiasts that calculates the optimal time to experience each attraction at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. This tool minimizes waiting and walking time, thus creating an itinerary tailored to your schedule. Developed by park experts led by Mark Winters, RideMax gathers valuable data on rides and visitor trends to determine the shortest lines and best FASTPASS time windows. As one observer noted, “It’s remarkable to see behavioral insights applied in such a practical setting.”

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Top Tourist Information Centers in Los Angeles

Tourist Information kiosks are not as prevalent in the United States as they are in Europe; however, Visitor Information Centers do exist in Los Angeles if you know where to look for them. Their friendly multilingual staff can assist you with finding hotels, planning tours, securing tickets for shows and attractions, or making dinner reservations. Moreover, they can provide you with walking maps of the surrounding area and various attraction brochures. Additionally, these centers often have discount shopping coupons available for local retailers. Unlike the better-staffed Visitor Centers, kiosks generally offer only maps, brochures, and directions and may not sell attraction and tour tickets. Consequently, it is beneficial to know the best resources available.

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Celebrate Day of the Dead in Los Angeles 2025: Events & Traditions

Dia de los Muertosis the Mexican celebration of All Souls Day. It is celebrated with varying degrees of reverence and enthusiasm at Day of the Dead events across Los Angeles. Traditions include caring for the graves of family members, building elaborate altars to loved ones who have passed on, and celebrating the dead with processions, dances, and music. Calaveras, or skulls, appear in masks, costumes, paper mâché puppets, and candy, including sugar skulls that children decorate for this special day. Every Mexican community in LA hosts distinct festivities, from family events at local cemeteries to neighborhood block parties. Here are a few of the biggest celebrations.

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