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Discover Zadar: 10 Must-See Attractions and Experiences

Jon Summers012 mins
Set atop a pretty promontory that extends into the Adriatic Sea, Zadar has a compact and attractive old town of golden-hued churches and Roman ruins that sits against a stirring backdrop of dramatic limestone mountains and distant scattered islands. Less touristy than the other main Dalmatian coast hubs of Dubrovnik and Split, Zadar is a vibrant city with lively nightlife and an exciting culinary scene. The city also serves as a launchpad for excursions to remote offshore islands and beautiful national parks.
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Top Neighborhoods in Los Angeles: A Quick Guide

Jon Summers012 mins
So you’re planning a visit to the City of Angels, and you’re a bit daunted. We hear you. At about 4,000 square miles, LA County is larger than some US states, and with over 10 million inhabitants in the greater metro area, it’s far and away America’s most populous county. There are more people here than in many European countries, all packed into a space one-quarter the size of the Netherlands.
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Discover Bermuda: The Ultimate Island Escape and More

Jon Summers07 mins
“So, what took you so long to come to Bermuda?” My husband, Rob, and I were sitting at the handsome wood-paneled bar of the Rosewood Bermuda, and the bartender, Owen Lightbourne, was ever-so-politely calling us out. We’d just arrived at the palatial resort, which sits a stone’s throw from sprawling estates owned by notable figures. There are four pools, a croquet lawn, and sweeping ocean views. Our room wasn’t ready yet, so we were killing time while our toddler, Bobby, happily ran between our seats.
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Discover Majestic Roadside Attractions in Shenandoah Valley

Jon Summers014 mins
West of Washington DC, Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley is a picture-perfect realm of history-filled villages, apple orchards, and breathtaking mountain scenery. However, throughout this noble green valley, you’ll also find some unexpected sights, including the world’s largest musical instrument and a larger-than-life Johnny Appleseed. Consequently, some of these stranger-than-fiction quirky attractions have to be seen to be believed, so get packing.
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Top Workspaces for Digital Nomads in Canggu, Bali

Jon Summers010 mins
Once a sleepy surfing village known for its beginner-friendly waves and picturesque sunsets, Canggu has transformed into a booming digital nomad hub. Located northwest of Bali’s trendy hotspot, Seminyak, this coastal paradise has exploded in popularity due to its abundance of work-friendly cafes, cutting-edge co-working spaces, and the favorable climate.
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Explore 5 Stunning Alternatives to Boracay for Your Next Paradise Getaway

Jon Summers010 mins
The Philippines’ famed island, Boracay, was closed to the public in April 2018 in an attempt to restore the incredible location to its former glory after suffering the effects of overtourism. The picturesque island, previously famous for pristine beaches and a heady party vibe, has reopened with a limit on the daily number of visitors and a set of rules designed to protect the environment. If you want to take the boat less travelled, keep your flippers on and consider these responsible alternatives to Boracay within the island-hopping haven that is the Philippines.
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Experience Christmas Magic in San Diego

Jon Summers05 mins
There’s an abundance of sun on display in San Diego year-round, and although temperatures are a bit crisper than usual, winter is no exception. Festivals, parades, and dining specials make good use of the city’s enduringly pleasant weather to create uniquely San Diego holiday experiences. Here’s a sample platter of what to do, see, and tuck into during the Christmas season.
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Ultimate Kilkenny City Getaway: Discover Ireland’s Medieval Charm in 2 Days

Jon Summers09 mins
Kilkenny is a popular short break option for Irish people and visitors alike, and it’s clear why. Almost in the center of the Republic, it has excellent train and bus connections, making it an easy two-day destination. This charming city features well-preserved medieval buildings, a picturesque river setting, and evocative winding lanes that offer everything from boutique shopping to vibrant nightlife. Consequently, you get a lot for your 48 hours here.
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Discover the Stunning Reopening of One of the Caribbean’s Iconic Luxury Hotels

Jon Summers08 mins
Sometimes, even the best vacations require a bit of work. To reach Virgin Gorda, most travelers fly first to San Juan, then to Tortola, and finally, hop a ferry to the island. On a recent long-weekend trip, my family and I opted for a (slightly) easier route: a nonstop flight to St. Thomas, followed by a seaplane taxi to the tiny, time-stands-still Virgin Gorda airport.
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