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Exploring Italy’s Scenic Corn Fields and Open Roads

Immediately after departing from Milan, we embarked on the scenic roads of Italy, commencing our journey in the rickshaw. This marked the moment of greatest apprehension throughout the entire trip. Given all the new experiences and the fast-paced vehicles around us, the first hour was slightly overwhelming, albeit thrilling. However, as we gradually adapted to the pace of the rickshaw, particularly while traversing Italy’s stunning countryside, the exhilaration of the road trip reignited our passion for exploration. The sunny weather added to the overall enjoyment.

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Top 5 Hidden Gem Family Vacation Spots in the USA

National parks are a classic choice for a kid-friendly getaway; however, the desert parks are often overlooked as family destinations. If you have adventurous kids who love the outdoors, consider putting Joshua Tree National Park high on your list. Rest assured, they won’t be climbing the prickly Joshua trees themselves, but the rock formations are irresistible. Some spots cater to expert climbers, while others, like the smooth curves of Jumbo Rocks, are perfect for even young explorers.

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Top Family-Friendly Activities in San Diego

There are very few places in the world that do family-friendly the way San Diego does. With cultural, adventurous, and just plain fun activities the whole family will love, San Diego will have everyone smiling from ear to ear and never wanting to leave by sunset on the first day. We’ve rounded up just a few of the many reasons you should put this SoCal beach city on your family travel bucket list.

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Myanmar vs Burma: Which Name to Choose?

Why does this Southeast Asian nation, which has zoomed back into international focus following a military coup on 1 February 2021, have two names? The answer is a complicated one where history, politics, and transliteration all play vital roles. It’s not uncommon for countries to change their names, as seen in the cases of Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe. However, what to make of Myanmar, which is also known as Burma?

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Top Swimming and Snorkeling Beaches in Maui for Sun Lovers

From the stunning sunsets at Keawakapu Beach to the wild black sands of Paʻiloa Beach, Maui’s sandy shores have drawn admirers for centuries. With warm weather year-round and miles of soft sand, the island is a sunbather’s dream. Active travelers won’t be disappointed either, as snorkeling, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and surfing are top activities across the Valley Isle.

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Discover Four Breathtaking Scenic Drives in the Balkans

Hopping in the car and embarking on a drive through the stunning landscape of the Balkan Peninsula or along the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea is a fantastic way to explore this part of southeastern Europe. Read ahead for road trip inspiration with four scenic drives showcasing the region’s immaculate beaches, epic mountain ranges, ancient castles, and idyllic valleys.

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Top 8 Dream Cities to Call Home

Having traveled to many cities, I often find myself pondering where I might consider residing long-term. While my travels originated from London, it is intriguing how personal connections and diverse neighborhoods influence one’s feeling of belonging. Based on my experiences living in eight cities across three continents, here are some destinations I believe offer a unique allure…

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Exploring Berlin’s Historic Influence on Refugee Narratives Today

I was just 19 years old when I first arrived in Berlin from the UK with high expectations and lots of hopes. However, my initial impressions were underwhelming; despite witnessing impressive buildings and interesting exhibitions, the city failed to capture my imagination. This changed, however, when I took a four-hour walking tour on my second day. Suddenly, the streets came alive with stories, fascinating anecdotes, and intricate histories. I found myself falling in love with this complex city, and by the end of the tour, I was sure of two things: I wanted to live in Berlin and I wanted to be a tour guide!

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