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Katelyn Long

Explore Dubai’s New Luxurious Hotel Opening Next Month

Katelyn Long06 mins
As guests pull toward Dubai’s human-made Palm Jumeirah island, Atlantis the Palm’s pink castle comes into view. Just beyond Atlantis the Palm is the brand’s latest hotel, which opens on Feb. 10 but has already cemented itself as an iconic addition to the city’s dazzling skyline: Atlantis the Royal. Designed by New York City-based architecture firmKohn Pedersen Fox, the stacked boxes that make up Atlantis the Royal represent a deconstructed skyscraper. It resembles an elevated Lego creation, made from thousands of tons of concrete, steel, and glass, resulting in a mega resort spanning 1,640 feet long and 584 feet tall.
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Ultimate Cape Town Travel Guide: Explore the Best Attractions

Katelyn Long020 mins
Cape Town is South Africa’s crown jewel, often regarded as the most European city on the continent. Established by the Dutch East India Company in 1652, it was the first major settlement in South Africa, earning the affectionate nickname “The Mother City.” Its strategic geographical position at the southwestern tip of Africa has historically made it a significant hub for global trade. Today, Cape Town stands as one of South Africa’s three capital cities, encompassing a metropolitan area of 950 square miles, housing approximately 3.5 million residents. The breathtaking natural scenery, including the coastline nestled beneath Table Mountain National Park, complements its complex history. While Cape Town is still on the journey of recovery from the apartheid era that ended in 1994, tourism has experienced steady growth since the city co-hosted the FIFA World Cup in 2010, despite ongoing challenges such as crime and corruption.
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Best Comfortable Hiking Shoes – 49% Off Merrell Moab 2 Vent Today

Katelyn Long05 mins
Spring and summer are some of the best months for getting outside and enjoying a hike, and whether you’re a novice on the trails or have been bagging peaks for years, one thing stands true: a good pair of hiking boots is essential. Consequently, Memorial Day Weekend has arrived just in time, giving you the perfect opportunity to trade in your old boots for a pair that is ready to hit the ground running.
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Top Hotels Championing Local Communities: How Travelers Benefit

Katelyn Long06 mins
For many hotel operators, it’s no longer enough to delight visiting guests. These days, hospitality brands are deepening their efforts to serve locals. The hotel in Brisbane, Australia, had all the hallmarks of a modern boutique property when it opened in December 2021. The sleek, minimalist décor with pops of color was right on trend. The rooftop bar featured creative Spanish-influenced gin and tonics. An app for guests recommended nearby shops, like the chic menswear store a block away. However,
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Photography Experimentation: Unlocking Creative Techniques

Katelyn Long05 mins
As you may have noticed on our instagram lately, I have been experimenting with a variety of styles of photography – particularly with regards to editing photos. In the past, I’ve had a clear idea of how I would like my images to look, but recently, I’ve decided to take more risks with my photo editing and not always choose the obvious. While I can’t guarantee I’ll be any good at it, I believe a great way to learn is through trying, and so that is exactly what I’m going to do.
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Top 5 Midsize Ocean Cruise Lines of 2025 According to GoTravelDaily Readers

Katelyn Long06 mins
It’s the kind of trip Goldilocks would take: midsize ships offer the perfect blend of plentiful onboard amenities and the kind of caring, personalized service only possible at this scale. The category includes brands that have ships with 300 to 799 cabins, regardless of destination — and these sorts of vessels really do go everywhere in the world. Moreover, many travelers are embracing the convenience and comfort of sea travel again: surprisingly, more people are planning to cruise in 2023 than did in 2019, according to Cruise Lines International Association.
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