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Explore Bonito’s Thrilling Water Adventures

The small town of Bonito is tucked away in the corner of the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul, a decidedly landlocked location. Surprisingly, however, some of Brazil’s most fascinating underwater activities are a stone’s throw from this eco-minded community. Bonito makes for an ideal stop either before or after an epic wildlife-watching trip to the Pantanal, so spend a couple of days finding aquatic adventure in the savanna’s hidden oases.
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Experience Christmas Magic in San Diego

There’s an abundance of sun on display in San Diego year-round, and although temperatures are a bit crisper than usual, winter is no exception. Festivals, parades, and dining specials make good use of the city’s enduringly pleasant weather to create uniquely San Diego holiday experiences. Here’s a sample platter of what to do, see, and tuck into during the Christmas season.
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Experience Dubrovnik Like a Local: Top Tips and Insights

GoTravelDaily Local Vesna Celebic has resided in Dubrovnik for several decades, but only began to genuinely appreciate its intricate history when she started offering walking tours around the town and its stunning surroundings. She loves the dramatic landscape, the proud locals, the lush nature, and the sparkling sea. Moreover, her favorite local tradition involves savouring coffee leisurely on a beautiful open-air piazza.
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48 Hours in Brisbane: Discover Queensland’s Thriving Capital

It seems odd that Brisbane, Australia’s third-largest city and Queensland’s capital, could be described as ‘undiscovered’. However, as the 2.2 million residents attest, this is precisely the case. Sydney has the beaches, the iconic architecture, and celebrity chefs; Melbourne has the coffee, the culture, and big-ticket sports events – but Brisbane? Who knows anything much about Brisbane?
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Discover Bucharest’s Neighborhood Treasures: A Complete Guide

At first glance, Bucharest may be hard to define. The enormous Palace of Parliament gets the most attention as the second-largest administrative building in the world, but it’s far from what constitutes the everyday local life. Dig a little deeper in Bucharest’s walkable neighborhoods, with their period architecture and pockets of hidden glory, and you’ll find an eclectic mix of old and new, numerous arts initiatives, and an ever-growing foodie scene.
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Discover Piedmont: A Foodie’s Ultimate Culinary Paradise

Feasting on local seasonal produce – of extraordinary quality – has beenalla modain Piedmont (Piemonte) since time immemorial. From Alba’s insanely desirable white truffles, snuffed out of the earth by dogs, to noble red wines crafted by multiple generations of Langhe winemakers, this Alps-fringed region in northwest Italy cooks up the ultimate trip for epicureans. With a staple larder bursting with hedonist delicacies, this is the moment to loosen your belt and dig in.
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Discover Munich’s Trendiest Restaurants Beyond Pretzels

Nowhere in Germany can you find sweeter mustard or plumper dumplings than in Bavaria. The food identity of this southern state is strong and deeply rooted in tradition. There are even rules regarding when to eat sausages that rival those of how to enjoy coffee in Italy. However, visitors to the Bavarian capital of Munich will be pleasantly surprised to encounter a growing wave of burrito joints, burger shacks, and trendy coffee shops that are revitalizing the city’s food scene. Read on to find the latest hot spots to drop into after you’ve enjoyed a fewmasskrüge…
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Top 5 Thrilling Escapes Near Manila

Manila’s fast pace and heavy traffic can try anybody’s patience; however, there are ways to escape the madness. Whether you prefer sea-based or land-based activities, cultural diversions or adrenaline-pumping adventures, you have plenty to choose from if you’re looking to get out of town for a day. Here are five spots that will make the chaos of the capital seem like a distant memory.
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Essential Dubai Travel Tips for Women

Many travellers imagine that visiting Dubai as a woman is much more difficult, complicated, and stressful than it actually is. Dubai ranks high on the list of the world’s safest cities, despite its location in a region that often makes headlines for being in seemingly eternal conflict. More importantly, the city’s reputation as a glitzy destination, combined with its Islamic-rooted governance, means that understanding what is and isn’t allowed can sometimes be confusing.
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Explore Louisiana’s Vibrant Live Music Scene

Louisiana grew out of a unique, muddy substrate of North American cultural soil. This state is rich in history, with roots in the African diaspora, Acadian French exiles, Irish immigrants, and the Creole society of New Orleans. Louisiana has long cherished that the essentials of life revolve around good food, good drink, and good tunes. This philosophy underlines the state’s vibrant atmosphere, making it a destination brimming with great live music.
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Discover Viking Adventures in Northeast Canada: The Journey to Valhalla

It’s the sort of morning that carries the threat of biblical rain, the Atlantic fog rolling in so fast it could be described as witchcraft. It arrives in a thick swirl to the north of Bonne Bay around Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse, causing it to disappear within the murk. For Mother Nature’s next trick, the sea mist swallows the towns of Rocky Harbour and Woody Point to the south, before changing course to let the sun break through with an almighty, absorbing glow.
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Historic Israeli and Palestinian Hotels: Stories of Transformation

Some travellers prefer to avoid thinking about the previous occupants of their hotel rooms; however, a new crop of Israeli and Palestinian boutique hotels has begun repurposing historic buildings such as hospitals, villas, and even prisons into luxury suites and spas. These hotels cater to visitors who deliberately choose lodgings with a rich historical background.
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Discover Hidden Shops in Hong Kong’s Iconic High-Rises

Above the myriad international brands and neon lights that line Hong Kong’s crowded streets, a handful of cosy independent shops run by passionate local entrepreneurs await. Lurking on upper floors of the city’s high-rise buildings and separated from glossy stores by a few flights of stairs, these stores mainly offer unique artisan goods, ensuring that Hong Kong still has space for a slower lifestyle and curated aesthetics.
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Uncovering Jewish Heritage in Russia

On 8 November 2018, Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar officiated at the consecration of Kaliningrad’s nearly completed synagogue. Sporting a giant dome and twin turrets, this building is an almost exact replica of the cathedral-like 1896 original which stood here until it was destroyed 80 years ago.
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