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Top Tips for Thriving on Ultra-Longhaul Flights Up to 20 Hours

Quick: what’s the world’s longest flight? If you said Singapore Airlines between Newark near New York and Changi in Singapore, you’d be right. A specially-outfitted Airbus A350-900ULR (that’s for “ultra-long-range”) makes the eighteen-hour and forty-five-minute trip between these two world cities every day, departing just after 10am and arriving just after 5pm the next day, local times.
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Ultimate Guide to Authentic Portuguese Cuisine in Lisbon

Considering the mix of influences of Phoenician, Roman, Muslim, Asian, African, and South American cultures, is there a cuisine we can genuinely callLisboeta?In short, yes. Sifting through Lisbon’s cultural layers leaves you with a list of common ingredients at the base of the most authentic Lisboan recipes, even if they’ve been peppered over centuries with foreign techniques and seasonings.
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Discover Baku’s Architectural Treasures: A Comprehensive Self-Guided Tour

Known as the ‘City of Winds’, Azerbaijan’s capital is not only one of the world’s breeziest destinations but also boasts an eclectic architectural landscape shaped by various historical influences. From medieval fortifications to lavish palaces of the oil boom era, and striking modern skyscrapers, Baku offers a captivating exploration of its architectural legacy.
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Discover the Enigmatic Chachapoya Culture in Peru

A growing network of paved roads, a new cable car to ancient ruins, and an increasing number of fine restaurants and hotels have made the northern city of Chachapoyas one of Peru’s fastest-growing destinations. However, its main attraction, the hilltop citadel of Kuelap, still receives only a fraction of the tourists who visit Machu Picchu, which has become so congested that authorities introduced timed entries in 2019.
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Top Thanksgiving Day Parades Across America

Thanksgiving, celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, brings together millions of people who line the streets of major cities to enjoy vibrant parades featuring marching bands, clowns, and massive floats heralding the holiday season leading up to Christmas. The festivities showcase local pride, with appearances from city royalty, sports stars, and community heroes. Of course, the parades are topped off with Santa Claus and his elves. Here are the top Thanksgiving Day parades to experience in the nation:
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Ultimate Guide to Legal Travel to Cuba: Essential Tips and Requirements

Despite recent bans on cruise liners and ‘people-to-people’ trips, US citizens can still apply for a ‘general license’ to travel to Cuba under11 different categorieslisted by the US Department of the Treasury. These range from public performances to athletic competitions to humanitarian projects. Independent travelers with no specific affiliations are best off qualifying under the ‘support for the Cuban people’ category, a relatively open classification which states prospective visitors should:
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Explore California Coast: Must-See Attractions and Delicious Treats

California is known for sunny days, stunning beaches, sweet confections, and memorable drives along the coast. You can sample it all on the Pacific Coast Highway, from San Francisco to San Diego. Between exciting attractions and gorgeous vistas, you can indulge in some of the best ice cream along the way. Here’s a roadmap to the best sights and sweets on 500 miles of California coast.
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Ultimate Guide to a Perfect Weekend Getaway in São Paulo

At first, a weekend might not seem enough to do justice to São Paulo, South America’s largest city. It’s not just its size that’s impressive; Sampa (as it’s known to its friends) boasts a plethora of superlatives, from the world’s biggest Pride parade to the greatest collection of museums on the continent, as well as what might be the finest pizza outside of Italy and the best sushi outside of Japan.
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Top Adventure Destinations to Explore in November

Our advice for the adventurous hoping to travel in November: aim high. From the ‘Roof of Africa’ to a Nicaraguan volcano, Thailand’s lofty rice paddies to Oregon’s snow-capped Mt. Hood, you’ll find your kicks when you see, scale, and ski down these stunning landscapes. Head for the hills and find unforgettable thrills with these travel suggestions from GoTravelDaily experts.
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