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Jessica Proctor

Discover Artisan Textiles in Mexico: A Guide to Authentic Creations

Mexican textiles boast a captivating history that dates back to at least 1400 BCE. In pre-Hispanic periods, various fibers, such as those from yucca, palm, maguey plants, and cotton from warm southern valleys, were commonly utilized. Following the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire, the introduction of new textiles like silk significantly impacted the industry, along with the use of looms.
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Top Destinations in Central Portugal Beyond Lisbon

When it comes to lesser-known central Portugal, it’s all about living the good life. Laid back, delightfully undeveloped, and full of things to see and do, this is easy-going Portugal at its best. Whether you’re looking to extend your trip after visiting Lisbon, or just sample something different, here’s a taste of what’s on offer, all around an hour’s drive from the capital.
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Discover Why Trieste is Italy’s Emerging Travel Hotspot

For years, Trieste has laboriously carried the weight of its melancholic reputation. Travel writer Jan Morris once called it the ultimate “nowhere-place”: an Italian city suspended in a faded Austro-Hungarian past and bordered by Slovenia, Croatia, and the Adriatic Sea. However, borders aren’t where things end; they are where they begin, and Trieste is finally stepping into the light.
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Top 6 Must-Visit Sports Museums in Louisville

Kentucky’s largest city is widely associated with the fruits of bourbon country, but there’s a lot more to Louisville than Wild Turkey, Bulleit, Evan Williams, and their pals. Carrying a metro area population close to 1.3 million people, Louisville regularly hosts top national conferences and international festivals. However, not everyone realizes what a sports-centric city Louisville is, and has been for well over a century.
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Discover Belgrade’s Iconic Socialist Monuments: The Spomeniks

Ever since the Dutch photographerJan Kempenaerspublished hisSpomenikphoto series in 2010, the Yugoslavsocialist-era monumentshave been attracting global attention due to their abstract, almost otherworldly designs. As the former capital of Yugoslavia and a city heavily affected by the war,Belgradeboasts a fair share of impressive Spomeniks that tell stories of the city’s losses and resilience during one of its darkest periods. Most of these monumental sites are located within easy reach from the city center, making them a delightful treat for architecture, art, and history enthusiasts alike.
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North Face Futurelight: Will It Replace Gore-Tex as the Leading Waterproof Fabric?

It’s been 20 years since someone first tried to overtakeGore-Tex’s half-century reign as the most popular waterproof fabric. That someone waseVent, and although the fabric maker is still used by a limited number of textiles, it’s largely regarded as a less-reliable alternative. When it comes to waterproof-but-breathable outerwear, Gore-Tex has remained the industry eponym.
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Top 7 Beautiful Beaches Near Mumbai for a Perfect Getaway

For serious beach bums, Mumbai is nothing more than a stepping stone en route to the turquoise shores, delicious seafood and tropical vibe of Goa. However, you don’t have to travel so far south to enjoy serene sunsets and a day lounging on the sand. The coast surrounding India’s largest city boasts some of the best beaches around, serving up a dose of Goa-lite for day trippers and weekend-breakers seeking relief from the urban sprawl.
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Top November Destinations for Ultimate Relaxation

Chilled-out city trips and relatively crowd-free beaches are on the agenda in November. Find your ideal hideaway on Goa’s quieter shores; combine luxury and adventure in pre-peak season Abu Dhabi; surf, swim, and sip cocktails on Australia’s Sunshine Coast; or have a cooler cultural break in Spain’s foodie capital. Unwind with these recommendations from our (tension-free) travel experts.
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