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Essential Flying Etiquette Tips from a Frequent Traveler

Discussing manners on planes often feels like revisiting old traditions, where etiquette played a vital role in travel. Nonetheless, the reality of today’s flying experience can resemble a crowded bus rather than an elegant transatlantic voyage. However, by adopting a few thoughtful practices regarding flying etiquette, we can significantly improve the travel experience for ourselves and our fellow passengers.

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Ultimate Guide to a Perfect Weekend in Seattle

Considering its relatively short history, the city of Seattle has undergone significant transformations since it was established as a frontier logging town in 1869. Throughout the years, it has morphed into a gold rush launchpad, an aviation and tech manufacturing center, a home for grunge and counterculture, a politically progressive hub, and a hotbed of innovation. Each facet contributes to the city’s vibrant character. Even with just a couple of days to spare, we can guide you through a fulfilling weekend in this multifaceted city.

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Top Travel Books: Essential Reads by Destination

Travel is often an opportunity to relax and indulge, and one way to really maximize your experience is to read. After all, you’re off work and when do you ever get the opportunity toreallyget stuck into a good book? We’re not talking flimsy ‘beach reads’; we’ve put together a selection of truly amazing fiction and non-fiction books to pair with destinations and fully immerse yourself on your travels.

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Top Spots for Authentic Peranakan Cuisine in Singapore

A unique blend of Chinese ingredients and Malay cooking styles, often with Indonesian and Indian elements, Peranakan food is Singapore’s oldest – and arguably most delicious – cuisine. Often affectionately referred to as Nonya cuisine (after an old Malay term of respect for women), this tangy and spicy food is a wonderful example of Singapore’s culinary diversity; add it to your list of foods to try while exploring the island.

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Exploring China’s Buddhist Caves: Timeless Art Along the Silk Road

The Silk Road is renowned as one of the world’s earliest trade routes, facilitating the exchange of goods between China and Europe, via Central Asia. Notably, Buddhism began spreading into China from India along this route as early as the first century AD. This exchange brought forth the construction of temples and holy sites by hollowing out rock faces: Buddhist caves adorned with exquisite mural art emerged across China.

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Top Ranked Happiest Countries in the World

The World Happiness Report 2019 has been released, ranking 156 countries by how happy their citizens perceive themselves to be. Produced by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network in partnership with the Ernesto Illy Foundation, the report finds that, once again, Finland is the happiest place to live, according to its residents. If you’re looking to go on vacation in a country where you’ll see plenty of happy faces, here are the top ten happiest countries and what they have to offer.

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Discover Victoria: Seychelles’ Vibrant Creole Capital Celebrating Culture and Heritage

Draped on the lower slopes of towering granite mountains and spilling into the waters of its bustling port, Victoria – the diminutive capital of the Seychelles – certainly has a setting to remember. However, the true reward of spending time in this city of 25,000 Seychellois is the opportunity to witness the diversity of its people, learn about the nation’s history, and embrace the Creole culture. Additionally, given Victoria’s size, this can be achieved in a day trip or two from your beach-side accommodation.

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