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Discover Authentic Art and Culture in New Orleans

Jonathon Williams010 mins
The French Quarter might be the most popular destination in New Orleans, but it’s far from a comprehensive representation of the city. To truly understand this wildly unique city, travelers must venture beyond its highly trafficked tourist core to explore the lesser known yet wonderfully diverse neighborhoods that help make the Crescent City one of America’s preeminent centers of art and culture.
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Cecil’s Lions: Exploring Hwange National Park’s Legacy

Billy Conley08 mins
Remember Cecil the lion? Hunted in Zimbabwe with a bow and arrow by Minnesota dentist Walter Palmer in July 2015, Cecil could just be the most famous lion ever to walk the plains of Africa. Celebrities from Leonardo DiCaprio to Jimmy Kimmel, Ellen DeGeneres, and Ricky Gervais took Cecil’s name to millions on social media, while petitions demanding action against hunting received more than a million signatures.
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Ultimate Guide to Exploring Hamilton Island, Australia

Martin Ruiz07 mins
One of the Whitsundays’ greatest treasures, Hamilton Island is like nowhere else in Australia. It’s a haven of pure and sophisticated calm, largely thanks to most of the island getting around using golf carts (apart from public buses and the police) and the fact there are only 1200 staff and residents present. Island roads head up far above the sea, leading the way to plenty of things to see and do, including grand viewpoints to admire the mesmerizing azure waters from.
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Top Cocktail Bars to Experience in Miami

Bobby Spencer010 mins
Once upon a time in Miami’s late-night bar scene, the best you could hope for was a watered-down mix of booze and juice sloshing around in a plastic cup. However, over the past decade, the Magic City has ushered in a mixology renaissance that has put the world on notice. Now, handmade tinctures and bitters mingle in crystal coupes with artisanal ice, delivering a cocktail scene that looks and tastes indulgent.
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Experience the Turner Prize: Visit Margate This Winter

Nicole Potter09 mins
The Spanish costas wept this summer as Brexit, #flygskam (‘flight shame’) and the implosion of Thomas Cook conspired to ensure that British seaside towns got a handsome slice of England’s holiday budget. Margate was one of the principal benefactors. It’s an easy sell: long, fine-sand beaches with clean, just-warm-enough water; and, of course, Dreamland – a revamped, kitsch-cool theme park to be proud of.
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Discover Arendelle: Real-Life Locations Inspired by Frozen 2

Martin Ruiz06 mins
It’s almost time to return to the land of ice-tipped tiaras and sun-loving snowmen! Frozen 2 arrives in cinemas on 22 November, captivating families worldwide eager to catch up with Elsa, Anna, Olaf, and the gang. However, what if you want to visit this fairy tale land in real life? It’s more achievable than you might guess. Here are five Frozen 2 locations you can check out for yourself.
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Discover 7 Dynamic Centers of Latin American Art

Bobby Spencer011 mins
Latin America has contributed some of the biggest names in contemporary art, from Fernando Botero to Frida Kahlo. However, for those keen to immerse themselves in the local artistic scene, the region can be quite challenging. While major hubs like Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and São Paulo are excellent starting points, there are seven lesser-known cities in Latin America that truly embody a vibrant art culture worth exploring.
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Explore the Top Roman Ruins in Tunisia: A Journey through Ancient Rome

Bobby Spencer08 mins
The ancient Romans need no introduction: at the height of their ambitious empire, they claimed some 5 million sq km of land, an impressive area about half the size of modern Europe. The Roman ruins in Italy are well-trodden, but those in Tunisia, and elsewhere on the southern side of the Mediterranean Sea, are equally lovely and much less visited. Moreover, they can be explored for a fraction of the price compared to their Italian counterparts.
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