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Ultimate 8-State Train Adventure: Discover the American West’s Grand Canyon, Pacific Coast & Petrified Forests

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Amtrak’s Southwest Chief train route travels between Chicago and Los Angeles, stopping in eight states along the way. There’s nothing like a train trip through the American West to take you back in time. As you travel through the vast expanse, it’s all too easy to imagine a lone cowboy riding in the distance or a group of Natives rounding up a herd of buffalo. This nostalgic feeling is alive and well on theAmtrak Southwest Chief route, which travels between Chicago and Los Angeles on a less-visited course.
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Discover the Luxury Hotel and Extreme Beach of St. Martin: A Unique Caribbean Destination

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Saint Martin is a unique gem among picturesque Caribbean destinations: one wondrous island split between two separate countries. Dutch Sint Maarten and French Saint-Martin have coexisted peacefully here since the Partition Treaty of 1648. (No wonder they call it the “Friendly Island.”) Nearly all of its 2 million annual visitors fly into the Dutch side, home of Princess Juliana International Airport (and its world-famous beachfront runway). Though most of the main tourist attractions are within French borders, wherever you end up on the island, you won’t be far from pristine surf, boutique beachfront hotels, and colorful cafes and bars teeming with local flavor. Here’s how to map out your ideal St. Martin getaway.
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Ultimate Guide to Traveling in Lima: Attractions, Tips & More

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Lima is way more than a layover on the way to trekking Machu Picchu. Perched on cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Lima is one of South America’s most animated and culturally colorful cities. Beach meets business center in this capital coastal city. Skyscrapers compete for the best views of thrill-seekers paragliding from the Miraflores cliffs and surfing world-class breaks. The pulsing restaurant and bar scenes have evolved way beyond ceviche and Pisco Sours—though you shouldn’t skip either. Bohemian neighborhoods attract modern artists and hold Inca ruins. Lima is it.
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Top Bahamas Cruises for Island Hopping and Onboard Entertainment

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A cruise to the Bahamas is a tempting vacation treat—so close by, and yet so sunny, warm, and different from the mainland United States. The allure of white sand as soft as powdered sugar and the appeal of pale-blue waters is undeniable. Once there, you can snorkel, dive, and admire the fish-filled reefs that are common in this region. Lucky for U.S. residents, these semi-tropical destinations are fairly easy to reach from Miami, Port Canaveral (near Orlando), Port Everglades (Fort Lauderdale), and even New York City, all popular embarkation points for Bahamas cruises. However, if you leave from Manhattan’s West Side cruise ship terminal, you might end up adding several days of boat time onto your adventure.
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Top 15 City Hotels in the Continental U.S. for Travelers in 2025

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It’s official: domestic leisure travel has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, according to a report by the U.S. Travel Association. Moreover, withGoTravelDailyreaders always leading the charge, it’s not surprising that the hundreds of thousands who voted in this year’s reader survey provided enthusiastic feedback about hotels found in their own proverbial backyard. Consequently, on the 2023 list of reader favorites, Chicago claimed three spots, including No. 3 winner Arlo Chicago. Standout hotels also appeared in favorite cities, including Charleston and New York. Notably, two hotels in Austin cracked the top 15: Hotel Magdalena (No. 12) and Hotel San José (No. 15).
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Top 10 City Hotels in Canada: GoTravelDaily Readers’ Picks for 2025

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When choosing an urban hotel, travelers to Canada can count on warm, anticipatory service, plush accommodations, and properties imbued with a sense of history. This is particularly true in Quebec and British Columbia, the provinces where nine of GoTravelDaily readers’ ten favorite city hotels in Canada can be found. The only other province represented was Ontario, with one Toronto property making the list.
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Discover the Ultimate Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resort in the Florida Keys

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You don’t need a passport to get to this all-inclusive waterfront resort. With its toes-in-the-sand dining, palm-tree-lined beaches, and all-inclusive rate, you might think Bungalows Key Largo belongs on a Caribbean island. However, you don’t need a passport to visit the only true adults-only, all-inclusive resort in the Florida Keys. Opened in 2019, the resort features 135 individual bungalows—each boasting its own outdoor rain shower and soaking tub—two pools, and seemingly endless spots to bask under the sun, fruity cocktail in hand.
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