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Expert Travel Photography Tips from a GoTravelDaily Photographer

We’re well aware that being a travel writer or photographer is a dream job for many people around the world, and it’s easy to understand why. However, what is it really like seeking out incredible experiences to document in far-flung corners of the globe? What are the challenges that come with the excitement? In celebration of the launch of a brand new book titledThe Perfect Shot, an inspirational pictorial that showcases the best of travel photography, we caught up with photographer Philip Lee Harvey to find out what his most memorable images are and the advice he has to share with budding enthusiasts.
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Top Regional Thanksgiving Dishes Across the USA

As Thanksgiving approaches, a low rumble of stomachs eagerly anticipating the treasured holiday foods can be heard across the country. Thanksgiving celebrates the harvest and gives thanks to the bounty of the land. However, to most – if we’re being honest – American history and hand-turkeys take a back seat to dreams of plump turkey, tasty pies, big family dinners, and still more pie.
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Explore Every US State from Home: 50 Must-Read Books

If you’re feeling antsy while social distancing, reading is a wonderful way to travel from the cozy comfort of your living room and learn something new in the process. You can follow the echo of blues riffs in the Gulf Coast, forage for poke sallet and turtle soup in Appalachia, solve mysteries in the Northwoods of Minnesota, soak up Chicano lore in Texas, roam the back streets of Baltimore, and laugh alongside good-natured farmers in Nebraska, one page and one book at a time.
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Explore Arizona’s Hidden Gems Beyond the Grand Canyon

From Phoenix, which is roughly in the center of the state, a two-hour drive north will find you in the world’s largest ponderosa pine forest. Coconino National Forest, one of six national forests in Arizona, is a far cry from sand dunes and prickly cacti.Flagstaff, nestled amongst the pines at 7000ft elevation, serves as the gateway town for snow sports. This funky town is home to one of the state’s four universities, but is the only one that requires snow boots in the winter.
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Debating ‘Latinx’: The Distraction of Gatekeeping Language

GoTravelDaily recently published an article on where to celebrate Latinx/Hispanic culture around the US. It drew some debate with readers around the use of the word “Latinx”. There are varied opinions on this topic, which opened a discussion on how we, as travelers, can inform ourselves to use terms with respect and understanding. To delve deeper into the relationships between race, identity, and language, we consulted travel writerBani Amor, known for their extensive writings on decolonizing travel culture.
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