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Discover Procida: Italy’s Hidden Gem Island

Procidahas the same tumble of pastel houses, the same boat-speckled harbours, and the same bougainvillea-draped streets asCapri– but without the crowds. TheBay of Naples’s smallest island has somehow remained off the tourist trail, with a flurry of vacationing Neapolitans in August. Come September, the holiday-goers disappear, leaving near-empty volcanic beaches and silent old towns behind.
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Ultimate Weekend Guide to Exploring Amsterdam

Enchanting Golden Age canals lined by gabled buildings, rambling parks, cozy bruin cafés (traditional pubs), magnificent museums, diverse cuisine, and some of Europe’s best nightlife make Amsterdam a captivating place to spend a weekend. Its compact size and flat terrain make it easy to explore its vibrant neighborhoods as the locals do – by bike (rental companies are everywhere). Here’s our guide to the perfect weekend in Amsterdam.
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South Bend vs. Los Angeles: Which College Town Reigns Supreme?

While both Los Angeles and South Bend share a fervent passion for USC and Notre Dame football, this tale of two cities couldn’t be more different. LA, the sunny Southern California capital of the Good Life (population 19 million), is the Goliath to South Bend’s David, a small Midwestern town (population 102,000) in Northern Indiana, irrevocably connected to its rich and storied Catholic university.
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Discover Brisbane’s Top Craft Breweries for Beer Enthusiasts

It took some time to convince the world that most Australians had never even tasted Foster’s Lager, famously promoted by Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan as ‘Australian for beer’ in the 1980s. The long-held view that XXXX (pronounced four ex) lager is synonymous with Queensland beer has proven more difficult to shake; however, the state’s capital boasts one of the most vibrant craft beer scenes in the country.
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Ultimate Guide to La Mercè Festival in Barcelona

September is my favourite time of year inBarcelona, and that’s mainly because ofFestes de la Mercè. Just three weeks after the city has returned from the month-long August break, Barcelona goes on holiday once again for the biggest celebration of the year. There’s everything from quirky theatrical performances to acrobatics in the castle, interactive installations and colourful folkloric parades.
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Ultimate Guide to a Perfect Weekend in Paris

Paris’ monument-lined boulevards, masterpiece-filled museums, and diverse patchwork of neighbourhoods are endlessly absorbing to explore. Even if you’re visiting on a quick break, the city’s excellent transport network makes it easy to cover a lot of ground. This itinerary takes in the French Capital’s unmissable highlights and local secrets to give you an unforgettable weekend in Paris.
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Visit Iconic Filming Locations from Downton Abbey the Movie

‘A royal luncheon, a parade,anda dinner?’ says Mrs Patmore, quite perturbed. The trailer for the newDownton Abbeymovie outlines the challenges ahead for the aristocratic Crawleys and their servants, as the king, queen and their royal entourage descend on the grand house. The award-winningDownton AbbeyTV series, set in the period of 1912 to 1925, sparked the imaginations of travellers everywhere wanting to experience Earl and Countess of Grantham-levels of luxury. With the upcoming release of the movie (in UK cinemas on 13 September), here’s our guide to the filming locations that you can actually visit.
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24-Hour Spending Report: My Expenses in Lyon

The city of Lyon is known for its picturesque old town (Vieux Lyon) and its fantastic food served in traditional restaurants calledbouchons. My day in Lyon was part of a larger trip across France, which began and ended in Beaune, another French city known for its food and wine. There was a gastronomic theme to my trip: I was looking to eat great food, explore a new city, and enjoy some kid-free time after a rather exhausting time in Disneyland.
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5 Tough Life Lessons Gained from Expat Experiences

Social media often presents a glamorous image of expat life. Scrolling through platforms like Twitter or Instagram, moving to a different country appears aspirational and adventurous, full of possibilities. However, the less appealing aspects of expat life are often left out of the frame. While relocating is a significant privilege, the reality can be quite challenging.
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