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Paris is a sprawling global hub, but it somehow works on a scale that kids can comprehend. Despite the Parisian reputation for treating tourists with disdain, the French love kids! Having your children with you will defuse any big-city ‘tude. There are plenty of kid-centric spots in Paris offering a variety of things to do from treasure hunts and boat rides to science museums and – the star of the show – Disneyland.
It wasn’t long ago that the American beer market was dominated by a handful of factory-produced brews that only vaguely resembled what beer should be. Thankfully, those days of choking down poor-quality beverages are long gone, thanks to an explosion of microbreweries in recent years. The Brewers Association’s latest count of over 7,000 microbreweries has tripled since 2012. Here’s a short list of some of our favorite breweries found in discerning beer shops nationwide.
An Alaskan vacation evokes thoughts of majestic salmon, slow-moving glaciers, and stunning mountain ranges. However, about 60 miles outside of Fairbanks, along a picturesque wilderness road, lies an oasis in the forest. Whether you’re eager to soak in healing waters, mush a sled dog team, take a flight-seeing tour, or visit the world’s largest year-round ice environment, Chena Hot Springs offers it all.
Some airports are just better than others. In our completely unbiased opinion, the Portland International Airport – PDX – is one of the best in the world. Here’s why:
Poised gracefully against the glistening Adriatic Sea at Croatia’s southern tip, the enchanting city of Dubrovnik graces many a bucket list. If you’re fortunate enough to have more than a day or two in the area, it’s worth exploring its beautiful and varied surroundings on these great day trips from Dubrovnik.
Panda lovers – rejoice! Fans of the world’s most adorable vulnerable bear species have a few new reasons to celebrate the animal; about 27,134 km2worth. Stretching across China’s Sichuan, Gansu, and Shaanxi provinces, plans for the newly proposed ‘Giant Panda National Park’ (大熊猫国家公园) are expected to be formalized as soon as the end of 2019.
In Japan, there’s a drive to create and experience things that are bigger, better, faster, and stronger than anywhere else in the world. Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo is one of the world’s busiest pedestrian crossings; the Shinkansen bullet train is the second-fastest train in the world at 320km per hour, and is set to get even faster; and the biggest Starbucks in the world can be found in Tokyo’s Meguro district.
You’ve spent the perfect day in Chiang Mai discovering glittering wats, savoring your fill ofkôw soy(famous noodle soup) and fitting in a foot massage. As the sun sets, it’s time to figure out what to do for the evening – some live music, perhaps?
The NASA Space Shuttle may no longer be flying, but thanks to private investment, Florida’s Space Coast is busier than ever with regular rocket launches. Want to see one for yourself? These tips ensure you’ll be able to get the most out of your launch viewing experience.
Anticipation is building for the Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan. While fans scramble to scoop up remaining tickets, the country prepares to accommodate the throngs of thirsty visitors.
India is a country of immense beauty and diversity, renowned for its numerous famous temples scattered across its vast landscape. From picturesque mountain passes and remote jungles to bustling urban centers, this country is filled with remarkable sites to explore. Furthermore, its temples embody some of the most significant spiritual heritage and architectural wonders you must experience during your visit.
In the last thirty years, Rosita Boland has explored some of the most remote parts of the globe, carrying nothing but a battered rucksack and a diary. This journey is a testament to how her adventures dramatically shaped the course of her life. From perilous bus rides through Pakistan to witnessing the majesty of Antarctica’s ice landscapes and finding solace in Bali, Rosita’s experiences are filled with profound joy and deep personal loss.
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When on holiday, your fitness routine can easily stray, and travelling can put our bodies through a lot with time zone changes, long layovers, and packed schedules. That’s why celebrities like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga have turned to personal trainer and Fitbit ambassador, Harley Pasternak, to keep them in shape while on the go.
One in five (4.2 million) Australians have a disability, making accessibility a critical issue in the Australian travel industry. In 2018, MyTravelResearch found that the accessible tourism market is worth $10 billion to Australia, prompting the industry to enhance facilities. Although there’s still much work to be done, several initiatives have recently improved accessibility for travelers in Australia. Here’s just a glimpse of the efforts being made across the country.
Arizona is hot. However, Tucson is literally (and figuratively) 10 degrees cooler than the capital of Phoenix. Although best visited in shoulder seasons or winter to avoid 100-plus-degree temperatures, Tucson is a remarkable location for hiking among the giant green saguaro cacti, dude ranching, breathtaking sunsets, and mountain biking. Here’s why you should consider Tucson as your next travel destination:
Summer is the ideal time to embark on a road trip, however, deciding on the perfect destination and balancing your itinerary can be challenging. If you are considering aroad trip in the US, this guide will provide you with insights to help plan your journey.
Egyptis changing by the minute as it continues its post-revolution recovery. However, there are still a number of unshakeable constants inCairo: the city’s ancient past, its contemporary art and music scene, and the colloquial morning greeting that earns warm smiles and instant friends. As one of the host cities of the Africa Cup of Nations, Cairo expects to welcome thousands of football fans in June and July 2019. Here are some ideas on how to spend your time when you’re not at a football match.
You’ve explored the UNESCO-heritage center of Hoi An, spent some time on An Bang beach, seen plenty of arts and crafts, and the new clothes you ordered at one of the town’s many tailors will be ready any day. While you wait, however, there’s lots to see beyond the Old Town. Here are some great day trips to take from Hoi An.
Summer in much of Japan is hot and can be unrelentingly humid; however, it’s also the season for top festivals, mass folk dancing, mountain hikes, and enjoying a cold beer on a city rooftop. If you’re travelling in Japan between June and September, carry a fan and make the most of these summertime experiences.