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Essential Duty Free Shopping Guidelines for Caribbean Travelers

In the Caribbean, travelers can find duty-free shops at almost any airport, but certain island destinations and ports are also famous for their concentration of duty-free shopping. At these locations, travelers can find jewelry, watches, perfume, liquor, and other goods at a deep discount—25 to 40 percent in many cases. Citizens from the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Europe and elsewhere may bring a limited quantity of goods home tax-free when traveling to the Caribbean.

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Ultimate Travel Guide to St. Eustatius: Explore Statia’s Best

St. Eustatius, or Statia, is aptly described as a sleepy corner of the Caribbean, even though the island historically was at the heart of the action as the English, French, Dutch, and Spanish fought for control of the Caribbean. “The Golden Rock” is one of the last great destinations where you can get a taste of the old Caribbean, a laid-back island with few flashy attractions but lots of great diving, well-preserved natural habitats, and history aplenty.

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Top European Lakes to Explore This Year

Lake Constance offers an enchanting escape filled with flower and butterfly islands, medieval villages, and majestic castles. This remarkable lake, which stretches across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, is not just a feast for the eyes but also a hub for fine wine production and agricultural delights, including its famous monastic island renowned for its fresh vegetables. Consequently, it presents diverse cultures and experiences that make it a must-visit destination.

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Ultimate Guide to Camping Essentials in the Florida Keys

Close your eyes and imagine gentle ocean breezes with tall palms swaying overhead. Imagine waking up to a beautiful sunrise, the sounds of the surf gently lapping the beach, seagulls squawking overhead, and the muffled sound of a fishing boat putting offshore. Imagine lazy days soaking up the sun, building sandcastles or napping in a hammock, and peaceful nights that start with incredibly romantic sunsets. If this sounds appealing, your dream can become a reality when you camp in the Florida Keys. In fact, you can snag some of the best off-season rates between May and October, making this experience not only beautiful but also affordable.

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