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Michael Montes

Top 10 City Hotels in Greater Los Angeles: Readers’ 2025 Favorites

Michael Montes04 mins
Unlike in most cities, L.A.’s power players see hotels as a premier venue for professional and social gatherings. Wander down to breakfast at the Peninsula Beverly Hills, and you’re sure to spot studio heads enjoying egg-white frittatas alongside aspiring screenwriters. Moreover, a banquette lunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel’s iconic Polo Lounge might place you a table away from actors taking a break from shopping on Rodeo Drive. No matter your day job, these hotels will make you feel like a celebrity.
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Bangkok Travel Guide: Essential Tips for First-Time Visitors

Michael Montes011 mins
Scratch Bangkok’s surface and you’ll find a city with mega-malls minutes from 200-year-old homes, with temples sharing space with neon-lit strips of sleaze, and where streets lined with food carts are overlooked by restaurants perched on skyscrapers. Moreover, as Bangkok races toward the future, these quirks will continue to supply the city with its unique brand of Thai-ness.
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Experience Flight in North Carolina: Follow the Wright Brothers’ Legacy

Michael Montes011 mins
The world’s first modern flight wasn’t pretty. On a windy December morning in 1903, Orville Wright released the wire that tethered his wood-and-fabric flying machine to the sand flats of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. As his brother Wilbur steadied the wing, Orville piloted forward. The plane lurched up, bucked into the wind and then stayed airborne…for 12 world-changing seconds. Today, the First in Flight State celebrates its sky-chasing heritage with a slew of airborne adventures. Hold tight!
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Top Outdoor Autumn Adventures in Tennessee

Michael Montes012 mins
Tennessee is brilliant for autumn colors. The state is crumpled with old, rocky mountains blanketed in forests, and these groves turn into a riot of flaming hues come fall. Thousands of tourists return every year to witness the seasonal show. Moreover, there’s more than just the pretty vistas. You can fish in wild rivers, hike into the heart of the mountains and state parks, and hop on a bike to explore scenic pathways.
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Discover Cheyenne, Wyoming: Your Ultimate Gateway to National Parks

Michael Montes010 mins
Outdoor enthusiasts flock to Wyoming’s Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks for geothermal features, rugged mountains, and abundant wildlife. Yellowstone teems with a vibrant ecosystem packed with predatory species (bears, wolves, and mountain lions) and their prey (bison, elk, and pronghorn). Moreover, the Teton Range is one of North America’s premier climbing destinations.
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Historic Israeli and Palestinian Hotels: Stories of Transformation

Michael Montes014 mins
Some travellers prefer to avoid thinking about the previous occupants of their hotel rooms; however, a new crop of Israeli and Palestinian boutique hotels has begun repurposing historic buildings such as hospitals, villas, and even prisons into luxury suites and spas. These hotels cater to visitors who deliberately choose lodgings with a rich historical background.
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Discover Cincinnati’s Culinary Revival at Historic Findlay Market

Michael Montes05 mins
Findlay Market, located in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, is the longest-operating public market in the state of Ohio and one of the oldest in the nation. Since its inception in 1855, the market has experienced both prominence and periods of decline. However, it has risen to become the heart of Cincinnati’s culinary revival, featuring a main market hall and over 50 full-time businesses.
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