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Traveling with Cystic Fibrosis: Overcoming Challenges to Explore the World

Michael Montes011 mins
In Australia, one in 2500 children are born with cystic fibrosis (CF) every year: around one every four days. Cystic fibrosis is a genetic, chronic disease that worsens over time, severely affecting both the pancreas and the lungs. The debilitating disease renders the pancreas unable to break down enzymes, meaning food is harder to digest. It also creates thick mucus in the lungs, which results in difficulty breathing.
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Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Vienna’s Winter Balls for Beginners

Lydia Wilson011 mins
Vienna’s prestigious winter ball season has commenced! Anticipated by numerous locals and an expanding number of visitors, these ballroom dancing events have established Vienna’s identity akin toSacher Torteand the Great Ferris Wheel. Although the ball season officially inaugurated on 11 November, the most sought-after balls occur from New Year’s Eve and continue until Shrove Tuesday (February 25th). Here is GoTravelDaily’s guide for those experiencing the winter ball scene for the first time.
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Explore the Northern Lights on a Hurtigruten Cruise

Lauren Newman05 mins
Seeing the Northern Lights is high on the bucket lists of many travelers. However, unlike iconic attractions such as the Taj Mahal or Machu Picchu, the aurora borealis does not guarantee sightings based solely on your location. Therefore, the journey becomes a thrilling adventure. GoTravelDaily writer Bernice Harrison embarked on an iconic Hurtigruten voyage along Norway’s coast in pursuit of the elusive northern lights.
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Instagram Travel Influencer Income: My Real Earnings Revealed

Oscar Walters06 mins
It’s around 1am, high in the freezing Tian Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan, and I’m still hovering behind the camera. The stars are out with more clarity and vibrancy than I’ve ever seen. With each 30-second shot, I perfect the focus and frame a little more until I’m completely satisfied. It has taken three gruelling days of dawn-to-dusk trekking across steep, snow-covered terrain to get to this spot, but for this shot alone, it was worth it.
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Travel Tips for California Wildfire Season

Stephanie Cherry08 mins
Let’s start with the good news. In the digital age, there are a number of free tools people can use to double-check fire containment and air quality before ever boarding the plane. TheWorld Air QualityIndex offers a visual map highlighting which cities are most affected by pollutants, allowing visitors to zoom in to read current risk levels. An AQI of 100 or less is considered normal.
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Discover the Swiss Cows That Create Your Favorite European Delicacies

Bobby Spencer09 mins
Cows might hold a holy place in India, yet they possess a remarkable significance within the breathtaking Swiss mountain landscape. Each spring, these bovine beauties embark on a journey from their valley barns to the alpine fields, ascending nearly 5,000 feet. There, they leisurely graze while producing milk. Swiss dairy farmers argue that the high altitude, along with the diverse flowers and herbs that the cows consume, contribute to the superior quality of Swiss dairy products. More than just a food source, Swiss cows have become the unofficial national animal of Switzerland, playing a crucial role in the country’s cultural heritage.
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Top Travel Gift Ideas for Food Lovers

Lydia Wilson06 mins
Whether you love to explore by eating your way through a new city, use your taste buds to travel during stints at home, or a little of both, there’s no doubt that cuisine and adventure make for excellent companions. These gifts were selected with the food-focused traveler in mind – you know, the one who schedules their days around meals, coffee breaks, brewery runs, and wine-bar pit stops. Each of these culinary gift ideas rings in at $75 or less. Bon appétit!
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Top Adventure Activities in the Middle East: Hiking, Canyoning, and Climbing

Michael Montes06 mins
The most epic trail in Jordan is the 650km Jordan Trail. This trail allows you to explore the nation intimately, traversing its diverse landscapes from the northern region of Umm Qais to the southern city of Aqaba. Partially waymarked, the route is divided into eight sections, typically requiring about 36 hiking days. Along the way, hikers can experience 52 villages and many iconic sites, including the rock-hewn city of Petra and the stunning Wadi Rum.
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