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Italy presents a remarkable array of diverse destinations for travelers, from renowned urban centers like Rome to stunning coastal regions like the Cinque Terre. The task of planning a journey can become overwhelming given the multitude of exquisite locations to explore.
Dubai loves to shop. The city has just about perfected the art of the mall, which is the de facto air-conditioned ‘town commons’, the place to go with the family, hang out with friends, and take in some entertainment. So what kind of goods should you look for? We’ve got the lowdown.
There’s no better time to plan an escape to Yorkshire than summer. The days are long, the green hills and dales shimmer in the sun like emeralds, and there are festivals galore. This is the season when locals spend lazy afternoons in beer gardens, when bucket-and-spade sellers do a roaring trade at the seaside, and when hikers and bikers can enjoy long-distance trails with the sun on their backs.
As major world cities go, Cape Town is pretty affordable. Eating out is fairly cheap by European or North American standards, and many of the museums and smaller attractions charge only a modest fee. However, if you’re seeking to save a little more, there are ways to experience the art, culture, and natural beauty of the Mother City without opening your wallet, leaving you with more rands to spend on local cuisine, souvenirs, or supporting one of the many community tourism projects.
Danang is booming. Once viewed as simply a gateway to Hoi An, this vibrant Central Vietnamese city, home to one million residents, now demands its own recognition.
The Silk Road is renowned as one of the world’s earliest trade routes, facilitating the exchange of goods between China and Europe, via Central Asia. Notably, Buddhism began spreading into China from India along this route as early as the first century AD. This exchange brought forth the construction of temples and holy sites by hollowing out rock faces: Buddhist caves adorned with exquisite mural art emerged across China.
Tijuana – famous for late-night hedonism and last minute border runs. A place where the usual rules don’t apply and no one checks your ID. From 1920s prohibition-dodgers looking for a drink to San Diego college kids sneaking away for a Saturday night, Tijuana has always been just across the border, offering a temporary escape.
Rooftop bars have become essential in any urban environment. Personally, I find beverages remarkably more enjoyable when complemented by a breathtaking view.
Even though I retired for the evening rather late on my first night in the Maldives, jet lag proved to be a formidable opponent. Despite my efforts to resist it, sleep eluded me, prompting me to set off on my bicycle to witness the sunrise.
Great Britain is renowned for its remarkable diversity. From beautiful national parks to vibrant cities such as Edinburgh and London, there is an abundance of unique attractions awaiting exploration.
The old adage says there’s no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothing. While this sentiment probably won’t brighten your day if you’re caught in the midst of a monsoon, you will feel a lot happier if you’re dressed in clothing that keeps you dry.
The World Happiness Report 2019 has been released, ranking 156 countries by how happy their citizens perceive themselves to be. Produced by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network in partnership with the Ernesto Illy Foundation, the report finds that, once again, Finland is the happiest place to live, according to its residents. If you’re looking to go on vacation in a country where you’ll see plenty of happy faces, here are the top ten happiest countries and what they have to offer.
New Zealand is the land ofLord of the Rings, home of the All Blacks, and, according to the writer Rudyard Kipling, the eighth Wonder of the World (Milford Sound). If you’ve always dreamt of visiting and are looking for a unique way to travel – or find yourself daunted by the high prices – then you might want to consider WWOOFing.
Fashionable Notting Hill is one of London’s most iconic neighborhoods. Best known as the home of the world’s second biggest carnival (after Rio’s Mardi Gras) and the famous Portobello Road Market, this area is also a serious destination for culture buffs and those in search of a quintessential London experience.
Australia is such a vast country that traveling by plane may seem like the most logical option. However, there is another exciting alternative: exploring the continent by train. By piecing together connecting routes, it’s possible to embark on a remarkable rail journey across Australia, transitioning from savannah to forests and then to tropical landscapes, all while immersed in ever-changing scenery. Here’s how you can make this adventure a reality.
Tremblant, a bilingual pedestrian village in Quebec’s Laurentian mountains, is celebrated as one of the best ski resorts in Eastern North America and welcomes more than 2.6 million visitors each year. While it has a well-deserved stellar reputation for snow sports, the long summer days are just as exciting.
Recently discovered and still largely unknown, Kazumura Cave on the Big Island of Hawai’i isn’t just the longest lava tube in the world – it’s also a unique national treasure of both geological and cultural significance.
Previously overlooked as a gritty working-class port, the authentic and welcoming city of Bari is now infused with a new energy and vibrancy.
Wisconsin, situated along the shores of two Great Lakes, is an exceptional state for road trips and exploration. With its vast array of protected parks, stunning hiking trails, and vibrant cities ideal for weekend getaways, this state is undeniably a treasure worth discovering as you journey through the northern United States. That said, numerous remarkable places to visit in Wisconsin can be found throughout the state.
