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Best Hilltop Villages to Explore in Provence

Jon Summers012 mins
Travel around Provence and everywhere you will see the famous ‘perched’ (villages perchés) or hilltop villages dotting the landscape. High on rocky crags, most villages were originally defensive, commanding the route along a valley or the surrounding rich countryside. Most were built around castles and fortified walls designed to protect the community. Historically, these villages were easily defended; in case of attack, the entrance, usually through a narrow doorway, could be blocked, and fresh water was always accessible.
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Must-Visit Travel Destinations in Croatia

Jon Summers09 mins
Tucked somewhere between eastern and western Europe, Croatia has something to offer every type of traveler. Its 3900-mile-long Adriatic coastline, dotted with over 1200 islands and islets, delights beach enthusiasts. Moreover, its eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites amaze lovers of history, while its numerous national parks attract nature enthusiasts. With picturesque towns and cities full of Roman and Byzantine ruins, and vestiges of Venetian and Austro-Hungarian architecture, Croatia is a dream destination for art and architecture fans.
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Top 10 Activities and Attractions in Pigeon Forge, TN

Jon Summers09 mins
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, serves as the Appalachian gateway to America’s most visited national park, boasting a population of 6,000 residents that welcomes approximately 10 million visitors each year. Surrounded by the stunning Great Smoky Mountains, this charming town features cozy cabins, family-friendly attractions, and entertainment options steeped in Southern hospitality. Here are ten top experiences to enjoy during your visit.
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34 Inspiring Travel Movies That Will Motivate You to Explore the World

Jon Summers028 mins
There’s nothing like an epic on-screen adventure to get you acquainted with some place new and dreaming up an enviable vacation itinerary. For me (and basically all my childhood friends), this first happened following a viewing of Disney’s “The Lizzie McGuire Movie” back in 2003, when Hilary Duff’s character traveled to Rome to live out every teen’s parent-free European fantasy. Though I’ve graduated to morematuretravel movies over the last 18 years, one thing hasn’t changed: films with gorgeous backdrops give me an unruly case of wanderlust.
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The Rise of Ibiza: The Ultimate Global Party Destination

Jon Summers09 mins
Ok, let’s talk about the European party scene. There’s a reason the party circuit in western Europe is world renowned. The atmosphere is more relaxed than any we could cultivate in the U.S. The drinks are plentiful and make particularly good use of potent liqueurs. The parties start later and end much, much later. And of course, there’s the European party music, which somehow has a shelf life years longer than American pop — you’d be surprised how much mileage the French, Spanish, and Italian clubs are still getting out ofAlors On DanseandDragostea Din Tei.
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Mastering Job-Friendly Travel: 9 Strategies for Exploring the World

Jon Summers05 mins
Following on from my previous post discussing the balance of work and travel, I aim to share essential practical tips for working while exploring the globe. Attaining a harmonious lifestyle is reliant on balancing various priorities, and while there may not be a universal formula for achieving this equilibrium, the following tips may assist you in crafting a fulfilling work-travel rhythm.
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Top 5 Scenic Hiking Trails in Wisconsin: Easy Walks to Challenging Adventures

Jon Summers010 mins
Wisconsin is often celebrated for its delightful food and drink such as beer, cheese, cream puffs, and kringle. However, hiking enthusiasts will discover a wealth of trails and diverse terrains throughout the Badger State. From short urban hikes along the Lake Michigan coastline in southeastern Wisconsin to family-friendly boardwalk trails “up north,” every hiker can find a perfect trail in this remarkable Midwestern state. Whether you prefer a quick, casual hike in a city park or aim for the legendary 1200-mile-long Ice Age Trail, you can always conclude your adventure with a refreshing beer and some hot fried cheese curds.
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