Top 10 Stunning Island Getaways in Australia

While it could be argued that Australia’s best island is, in fact,Australiaitself, this country-continent exports some of its best commodities offshore. With over 8000 islands, Australia offers escapes, adventures, and oddities to travelers of all stripes. Underwater, on-land, cultural, or quaint: whatever floats your boat, set sail to discover Australia’s best islands for you.

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Packing My Life in 36 Hours: Returning to New Zealand During COVID-19 Border Closures

By March 2020, I was eight months into a year’s secondment in GoTravelDaily’s Dublin office. When I moved there from Melbourne in July 2019, I packed up my life in about four weeks: moved out of my house, organized shipping, and jammed in last-minute catch-ups with friends – along with a dash to New Zealand to see my family. Exhausted yet proud, I felt accomplished for managing such a significant move in such a brief period.

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Insider’s Guide to Exploring Lisbon

I bought an apartment in Lisbon back in 2015, at the start of the dual real estate and tourism booms that turned this long-overlooked city into one of Europe’s hottest destinations. I’m originally a native of Tucson, Arizona, though I’ve lived abroad since I was a teenager, mostly in Europe and Latin America. It was actually the rock bottom property prices that lured me here, but when I arrived, I fell head-over-heels for the city.

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California Town Elects Dog Mayor Who Advocates for Peace and Treats

In Idyllwild, a quaint mountain town in Southern California, the mayor was practically born with a tie around his neck. At just 11 weeks old, he was grandfathered into office; eager to put his paws to work, liaising with local businesses, and helping to promote the town’s message of love well beyond its winding mountain roads. In his official capacity, he’s known as “Maximus mighty-dog mueller, the second,” but to this town and to the world, he’s known as “Mayor Max” – the Earth’s only Golden Retriever mayor.

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Ultimate Insider’s Guide to Exploring Australia’s Mornington Peninsula

Australia isn’t short of stunning beaches, fascinating wildlife, or delightful wines, but it’s rare to find all three in one region. Enter: the Mornington Peninsula, just 50km from Melbourne, where you can indulge in a winery lunch and watch wild kangaroos before relaxing by the sparkling seaside to enjoy the sunset. Flanked by Port Phillip Bay on one side and Western Port on the other, the Mornington Peninsula boasts more restaurants, vineyards, and activities than you can enjoy in one visit.

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Top Dining Spots in Buenos Aires You Must Try in 2025

Buenos Aires is a box of treasures with culinary souvenirs from its storied past; French pastries updated with anarchist titles, succulent empanadas from the Iberian Peninsula and Italian dishes since grown distant from their origins. Today, the city of “good airs” is an epicenter of meat, nocturnal dining and European flair. Bite into the best of Buenos Aires at these restaurants.

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Top Wild Swimming Locations in New Zealand

The pleasure of swimming in peace amidst stunning natural settings is one of the most rewarding experiences one can have. If you find yourself inNew Zealand, you are in a country that provides unparalleled outdoor therapy. New Zealand not only boasts beautiful beaches but is also a tapestry of rivers, waterholes, and lakes, ideal for a refreshing dip or dive.

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