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Discover Why Travelers Love This $37 Expandable Carry-On Backpack with Packing Cubes

Lydia Wilson06 mins
Traveling light isn’t always an easy feat; however, upgrading your luggage with high-performing pieces helps make the fantasy more of a reality. If you dread rolling a suitcase behind you at the airport or simply need a weekender bag that’s better equipped for storing essentials, consider theVancropak Carry-On Backpack. This is a smart travel investment for any traveler.
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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Trip to Channel Islands National Park

John Doe08 mins
This national park is called ‘North America’s Galapagos’ — and it has 145 species found nowhere else. You don’t have to make the trek to the Galapagos Islands to see plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth. Right off the coast of California, inChannel Islands National Park, are five rugged islands that were isolated for thousands of years. Over time, the flora and fauna evolved, unhampered by outside forces — and today,over 2,000 speciesof plants and animals make their home on the islands and surrounding waters, including 145 endemic species.
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Book Luxury Getaways Inspired by Agatha Christie’s 2025 Global Journey

Lauren Newman05 mins
In January 1922, a young writer named Agatha Christie embarked on a 10-month voyage around the world with her husband, Archie. She was 31 years old and the mother of a two-year-old daughter, Rosalind, who stayed behind in England. Christie’s first novel, “The Mysterious Affair at Styles,” had been published only two years earlier. On the trip, she would surf in Hawaii, cruise the Zambezi River, and ride a train through Australia’s Dandenong Ranges.
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Discover the Hidden Gem of England’s Coastal Path in the Lake District: Cozy Inns and Scenic Towns

Billy Conley06 mins
The England Coastal Path will be the longest continuous walking path in the world, at 2,795 miles, when completed. Although currently unfinished, various segments are opening across the country, often overlooking scenic beaches and passing through delightfully charming towns, welcoming pubs, lush green landscapes, restaurants known for sticky toffee puddings or fresh seafood, majestic castles, and diverse wildlife.
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