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Explore the Best Mayan Ruins on Your Yucatán Adventure

There are endless reasons to explore Mexico’s majestic Yucatán – haciendas, pink salt lagoons, flocks of flamingos, white-sand beaches, and cenotes. However, history buffs are particularly drawn to the area for the ancient cultural history in the region’s countless Maya archaeological sites. Here’s how to take an epic week-long road trip to explore the Yucatán Maya archaeological sites.

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Essential Baby Travel Tips: Best Destinations for Traveling with Infants

As a parent, life suddenly becomes full of significant milestones, from your child’s first smile to those wobbly initial steps, and onto toilet-training, starting school, and learning to ride a bike. What we don’t always realize is how important these markers are for us too, not just as points in the passage of time but often as periods of intense learning in the complex art of parenting. Traveling with your baby provides plenty of opportunities for growth, both for you as a parent and for your infant in their development.

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Top 7 Family-Friendly Activities in Vienna

Once the seat of the mighty Habsburg Empire, Vienna retains an air of grandeur and elegance. Today, its numerous parks and palaces are accessible to the public, featuring chandeliered ballrooms and frescoed corridors that house an incredible breadth of museums. Although it might not seem like an obvious family destination, there are several museums, parks, and gardens that are particularly suitable for families with younger children. Here are the top things to do in Vienna with kids.

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How We Landed Our Dream Travel Job

What is your ultimate dream job? Getting paid to travel the world? Running a bookshop on a tropical island? Spreading positivity? Or anything that gets you out of the office? We caught up with three people who landed their dream job in 2019 to find out what the dream actually looks like in reality. Spoiler: it’s pretty sweet.

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Exploring Georgia’s Unique Fusion Cuisine: The Ultimate Food Guide

Spanning the Silk Road between Europe and Asia, there’s a solid argument to considerGeorgianfood the world’s original fusion cuisine. Across the centuries, traders and armies transited both east and west through this compact area bordered by the Black Sea, where the culinary influence of historical empires, including the Mongols, Ottomans, and Persians, lingers in Georgian kitchens.

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7 Must-Visit Outdoor Destinations in Norway for Adventurers

Norwegians love nothing better than to explore their own country, and it’s not difficult to see why – they live in one of the most beautiful places on earth. When it comes to exploration, moreover, the mountains of central Norway’s inner north – just before the country’s geographical bulge begins to narrow and head north toward the Arctic – are simply magnificent.

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Top 10 Global Hangover Remedies You Need to Try

When it comes to hangovers, science offers a somewhat tedious approach to recovery. Regular drinkers understand that effective methods to alleviate the effects of excessive alcohol consumption include hydrating with water, using electrolyte supplements, and taking painkillers. However, a review of hangover remedies from various cultures suggests that there are far more intriguing ways for party-goers to ease their discomfort. While these methods may not possess scientific validation, they are worth exploring.

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Top Romantic Restaurants in London for Dinner Dates

London is a foodie’s paradise and can also be the perfect dinner date destination, if you know where to go. From a cozy hole in the wall to stunning rooftop views, whatever your budget, London has a smorgasbord of romance to offer. Blogging and vlogging wives, Whitney and Megan fromWhat Wegan Did Next, present a range of choices for the perfect date night that won’t disappoint your date or your palate.

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Top Locations to Spot Sasquatch in the Pacific Northwest: What to Do If You Don’t

Legends of Sasquatch, aka Bigfoot, have existed in the Pacific Northwest for centuries. Native American tribes passed down stories about large, hairy, forest-dwelling creatures, and early settlers reported sightings of ape-like creatures as early as the 1800s. However, definitive proof of the creature’s existence has been elusive. This doesn’t mean Sasquatch doesn’t exist – someone just needs to step up and find it.

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Top Cocktail Bars to Experience in Miami

Once upon a time in Miami’s late-night bar scene, the best you could hope for was a watered-down mix of booze and juice sloshing around in a plastic cup. However, over the past decade, the Magic City has ushered in a mixology renaissance that has put the world on notice. Now, handmade tinctures and bitters mingle in crystal coupes with artisanal ice, delivering a cocktail scene that looks and tastes indulgent.

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