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From the pirate legends and plantations of the Caribbean to the well-preserved ramparts of Malta’s ancient capital, islands offer plenty for culture hunters to explore in November. Alternatively, there’s always one of Mexico’s most famous festivals: colourful, quirkyDía de Muertos(Day of the Dead).
Cinema is known asle septième art(the 7th art) in France, and Paris has played a starring role in its evolution, hosting approximately 900 film shoots per year. Experience cinematic Paris by discovering famous film locations, visiting Parisian and national film archives, taking a behind-the-scenes tour of an art-deco theatre, and catching a movie in one of Paris’ trove of atmospheric cinemas.
Recently, there has been significant debate surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s high-carbon travel habits. They have faced accusations of hypocrisy related to their statements on climate change and the importance of individual behaviors.
Squeezed between sophisticated Istria and scintillating Dalmatia, Croatia’s Kvarner Gulf suffers from middle sibling syndrome, never quite getting the attention it deserves. That looks set to change with its principal city, Rijeka, chosen as a European Capital of Culture for 2020.
Autumn is a lovely time to visit London, after the stuffy heat of summer has gone and before the frantic busyness of the festive period. It’s arguably the best time for walking in the capital, with the grand royal parks ablaze in seasonal colors, and early morning mist on the Thames making riverside strolls delightfully atmospheric. As ever, world-class events and things to do abound.
Discover the vibrant districts that make up Ho Chi Minh City, or Saigon, as some prefer to call it. This bustling city is a blend of historical architecture, modern amenities, and rich cultural experiences.
OneJetis a new “boutique” airline that has recently launched its operations in theUSA. This innovative airline plans to provide nonstop flights between medium-sized cities that are often neglected by major carriers, thereby improving connectivity for travelers.
Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, is often overlooked by travelers eager to witness the territory’s iconic glaciers and ice fields. However, Nuuk is evolving dramatically, featuring gourmet restaurants, innovative architecture, and eclectic boutiques. This city is quickly transforming into an emerging Nordic cultural hotspot, shedding its historical image and embracing a contemporary vibe with influences from the northern lights.
Whether Delhi trumps Mumbai as the party capital of India is an endless debate, fiercely defended by Delhites and Mumbaikars alike. Regardless of who holds the title, Delhi boasts a well-deserved reputation for its lively nightlife and bustling party scene, offering everything from disco clubs in luxury hotels to cozy themed lounges.
Prague may be full of incredible sights, but they are also located close enough that you can take in many of them over the course of a weekend. Find out how to make the most of the city with this perfect weekend itinerary.
Beachy Head is the largest of a spectacularly scenic series of sea cliffs just west of the coastal town of Eastbourne in East Sussex. Topped with the lush, undulating grasslands of the South Downs National Park, the sheer chalk walls rise up to 162m at their highest point, and continue rising and falling for several miles along the coast westward to form the Seven Sisters.
Located just a short jaunt from San Francisco, Napa Valley and California’s wine country create an ideal weekend retreat for wine aficionados and novices alike. While these narrow valleys are filled with enough wineries and restaurants to keep you occupied for days, we’ve crafted a detailed itinerary for the perfect two-day taste of Napa Valley’s uniquely rich flavors.
With its rainbow-coloured palette of markets, mountains and monuments,Indiais the stuff of travel dreams. Ten million tourists visit every year, and numbers are climbing fast as more and more people fall for India’s temples and tigers, forts and forests, monasteries and megacities. However, what happens when you tire of theTaj, grow jaded withJodhpur, or lose the love forLadakh?
The image most often associated with Copenhagen is that of colourful buildings and tall ships lining the sparkling waters of Nyhavn. This beautiful and beloved spot in the aptly named Indre By (inner city) is undoubtedly the most familiar area for visitors to the city. However, look a bit further and you’ll discover Copenhagen’s other eclectic neighbourhoods, each with a personality all of its own.
From lava-spewing volcanoes to idyllic, far-away beaches,Nicaragua’snatural landscape measures up to some of the world’s best. However, a series of clashes between anti-government protestors and supporters of President Daniel Ortega have resulted in significant turmoil, causing the death of 325 Nicaraguans in the spring of 2018 and creating an air of uncertainty over the entire country.
Venture beyond Barcelona and its urban pleasures, and you’ll find a region of forested hills, pristine beaches, and medieval villages.
Some airports are just better than others. In our completely unbiased opinion, the Portland International Airport – PDX – is one of the best in the world. Here’s why:
One of my earliest memories of going on holiday was visiting my extended family in Ghana around the age of 6. I remember the sweltering humidity, the rich aromas of spices and well-marinated meat in the air…and the smell of gently boiled child flesh as I spent the entire holiday stewing in my own sweat underneath a cardigan and jogging bottoms.
Vietnam is the world’s second largest coffee exporter, and its vibrant cafe scene is experiencing a significant renaissance. One of Southeast Asia’s fastest developing economies, Vietnam boasts a young population and over a century of rich coffee traditions.
Doubtless every Paris traveller has heard of the Moulin Rouge – yet an alternative underground scene is rapidly emerging to challenge its dominion and take French cabaret back in time to its belle époque roots.