Discover the Scenic Long-Distance Trail on Vancouver Island, Canada

Ten years in the making, British Columbia’s Vancouver Island Trail (VIT) is Canada’s newest long-distance trail. It spans 770 km, stretching from the regal city of Victoria in the south to the jagged sea-stacks of Cape Scott in the north. Along the way, trail-users can fully immerse themselves in every facet of the island’s ecology and culture, including old-growth forests, velvety mountains, bumpy logging roads, abandoned mining camps, colossal wooden railway trestles, and the territories of 49 First Nations cultures. Inspired partly by the US’s Pacific Crest Trail, famously depicted in the 2014 film Wild, the VIT has been dubbed a ‘pilgrimage into the wilderness’.

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Antisocial Behavior: Why Two Greedy Emus Were Banned from an Australian Hotel

In central Outback Queensland, Australia is the tiny township of Yaraka. Surrounded by mesa stacks and tall mountains, and boasting unspoilt views of the surrounding area, the rustic settlement has a population of less than 20 people. Despite being a sleepy town, two residents – Kevin and Carol, a pair of mischievous emus – have been causing quite a stir with their behaviour. So much so that the local hotel has banned them for “antisocial behavior.”

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Explore the Rich Tapestry of African Literature: Books from Algeria to Zimbabwe

In her 2009 TED talk “The Danger of a Single Story,” Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie recalls the moment “when I discovered African books.” Stumbling into writers “like Chinua Achebe and Camara Laye” forever changed her understanding of literature. She began writing stories filled with the kinds of people and places she knew intimately from her own life.

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Experience the Unique Floating Sauna Adventure in British Columbia by Kayak or Paddleboard

Near the south of British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest lies Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort, a family-owned escape surrounded by natural beauty. Located on the shores of the Pacific Ocean and accessible only by air or water, guests can unwind in private cabins, reconnect with nature, and participate in wellness activities such as yoga. One of the latest highlights includes the opportunity to soak in a wood-burning sauna that floats on the open water.

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Explore the New Hiking Network Connecting Towns Across Britain

Britain is a paradise for walkers, intersected by a myriad of paths ideal for short countryside excursions, multi-day hikes, and everything in between. This remarkable network of routes leads travelers through iconic landscapes and historical monuments, from the stunning Seven Sisters to the historic Hadrian’s Wall. Soon, an entire circuit of the country will be accessible with the emergence of the England Coast Path, set to be the longest managed and waymarked coastal path in the world when it opens.

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Exploring the Fascinating History of the Memphis Pyramid: From Neon Shovels to Crystal Skulls

On the banks of the Mississippi River, just north of downtown Memphis, stands one of the largest pyramids in the world, 321 feet from base to apex. If placed next to the most famous of all pyramids, in Giza, it would be the third-tallest in the group. Despite lacking the historic intrigue of its Egyptian counterparts, it harbors layer upon layer of fascinating stories.

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Discover Unique Vintage Airstream Caravan Hotels Worldwide

Staying in a vintage caravan hotel is an unforgettable experience that offers not just great social media content but also a connection to the nostalgia of retro chic Airstreams and glamorous caravan campers. This travel trend, known as glamping, has gained popularity globally, providing travelers a chance to enjoy unique accommodations along with modern amenities while surrounded by nature.

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