Essential Travel Safety Tips for Navigating Civil Unrest Abroad
Protests and strikes are a fact of life around the world. From peaceful marches to more disruptive demonstrations, they’re a way for residents to affect change when other means don’t work, or to voice their discontent with the local government, businesses, or other authorities.
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Discover Niagara County’s Best Breweries and Wineries
While the Ontario side of the Niagara region may get a lot of the spotlight when it comes to food and drink, New York’s Niagara County is developing its own “spirited” culture. The area is home to a network of local entrepreneurs working to create a unique trail that includes everything from wine and beer to mead, cider, and boozy ice cream.
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Amtrak Dining Car: Changes Ahead, But It’s Not Going Anywhere
It is not the end of an era for the Amtrak dining car. Not yet. However, it does appear to be a partial casualty of the new, ‘exclusive’ and ‘flexible’ enhancements that Amtrak has introduced to cut costs and, apparently, appeal to millennial travelers.
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Ultimate Guide to Island Hopping in Croatia’s Kvarner Gulf
With the northern coast’s gateway city, Rijeka, named as European Capital of Culture for 2020, it’s time for the Kvarner islands to take centre stage in Croatia. You don’t need to book a pricey cruise or charter a yacht to visit this compact cluster of emerald isles, nestled in the gulf between the Istria peninsula and the mainland’s rugged Velebit mountain range. Just jump on a ferry in Rijeka and island hop away.
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Join the Movement: 6 Global Beach Clean-Up Events You Can Participate In
Travelling to pick up litter may seem unappealing at first glance; however, for eco-conscious globetrotters eager to make a positive impact on the destinations they visit, participating in a beach clean during their trip can be a rewarding experience. This offers a volunteering opportunity that sidesteps the pitfalls of ‘voluntourism’ schemes while also allowing you to connect with like-minded locals. Perhaps this isn’t such a rubbish idea after all?
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Explore Lyon’s Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie: A Culinary Experience
‘Behind you, it’s not done yet, but it’s going to be a cafe.’ I’m standing in Lyon’s Hôtel-Dieu, mid-renovation, as builders rush about with just five weeks to go until the scheduled opening (19 October 2019) of the city’s long-awaitedCité Internationale de la Gastronomie. Opening manager Damien Blanchard looks nervous. ‘Will it be ready? I hope so.’
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Adventurous Fatherhood: Traveling to Africa with My Daughters
Wanting to share his love of Africa and its wilderness with his young daughters, GoTravelDaily writer Anthony Ham travelled to the continent with them both in tow. Was it all that he (and they) hoped for?
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Discover Austria’s Enchanting Christmas Markets
Visiting Austria during the festive season is a bucket list item for many; whether you embark on a weekend city break in Vienna or enjoy a driving tour around the country, the Christmas markets will leave you dazzled.
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Plan Your Ultimate Family Summer Vacation in Switzerland Today
Despite its best efforts at marketing itself as a family destination, Switzerland flies under the radar as a place to take your kids in the Northern Hemisphere during the summer months. There are two main reasons for this. Firstly, in many minds the very name Switzerland is synonymous with snow or skiing, and getting your head around visiting the Alps in summer can be difficult. Secondly, the rumors are true: it can be costly to dine out, accommodate yourselves, and keep the family in daily ice cream.
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Experience Chimpanzee Conservation at The Gambia’s Rehabilitation Center
In the heart of The Gambia, on a bend in the country’s eponymous river, lies the River Gambia National Park. This vast area of protected forest is home to the Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Project, a conservation organization – founded 40 years ago this year – which protects more than 100 chimps living wild on three islands. Follow Joseph Reaney as he visits the project and has unforgettable encounters with our species’ closest relative.
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Discover the Best Reasons to Explore Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Sprawled along the coast at the tip of northern Kyūshū lies Fukuoka Prefecture. Part sun-soaked nature retreat, part multicultural metropolis, it has a lot to offer visitors seeking unique experiences. Fukuoka city boasts culture, diversity, and world-class cuisine, while the wider area features silent and serene landscapes. Here are some top reasons to visit the prefecture.
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Essential Hiking Tips for Beginners in Boulder, CO
Thanks to its location in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the picturesque town of Boulder, Colorado is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. However, navigating the many stunning trails can be challenging, especially for those new to the area or less experienced in hiking.
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Reduce Your Holiday Travel Impact: Buy Carbon Offsets When Flying Home
The impact of the first human flight, undertaken on Christmas Day in 1903, was enormous. The Wright Brothers only covered 37 meters, remaining airborne for just 12 seconds. However, they inspired the technology that led to an estimated39 million flights in 2019.
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Discover Cape Town: The Ultimate Destination for Wildlife Enthusiasts
Blessed with a spectacular natural setting, Cape Town is undoubtedly one of the world’s most scenically beautiful cities. With iconic attractions like Table Mountain National Park, the V&A Waterfront, and the new Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, the city certainly has much to offer. However, what many visitors to the Mother City miss out on is its remarkable urban wildlife. Overshadowed by South Africa’s more famous Big Five, it’s often overlooked that Cape Town is a dream destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
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Top 8 Unconventional Cities for Exciting Bar Crawls
Bar crawls are known for unleashing a wave of enthusiastic drinkers on the streets of new cities, often adorned in quirky, themed costumes. However, visiting local pubs and bars is a time-honored tradition, enhancing your travel experience by connecting you with the culture of a destination. This article highlights eight offbeat bar crawls in some unexpected locations.
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Top 10 Utah Ski Resorts Within an Hour of Salt Lake City Airport
Unlike Colorado and California, most of Utah’s world-class skiing is less than an hour’s drive from its metropolitan airport. In fact, there are 10 such resorts in the vicinity, spread across the famous Cottonwood canyons, Park City, and nearby Ogden and Provo.
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Top Attractions and Activities in Sofia
When European city-hopping is mentioned, most travellers imagine the alluring charms of Paris, Rome or London. However, if you explore Bulgaria’s vibrant and youthful capital Sofia, you’ll be surprised by its rocking cultural scene, heartwarming food, and chilled-out vibe. Whether you want to marvel at historic sights, trek on mountain slopes, or enjoy a glass of world-class wine, Sofia offers experiences that are both authentic and affordable. Here are the best things to do in Sofia.
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The Ultimate Guide to Buying Mexican Folk Art: Tips and Insights
Mexico boasts a vibrant blend of cultures, drawing influence from its considerable Indigenous presence, the remnants of Spanish colonization, and the traditions born from their intermingling. Far from a monolith, you’ll find different types of folk art depending on which part of the country you visit.
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