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Discover Tortola: A Caribbean Island with National Parks, Historic Distilleries, and Breathtaking Beaches

Billy Conley013 mins
If you’re interested in exploring the British Virgin Islands, Tortola is one of the best places to start your journey. The largest and most populated of the archipelago’s four main islands, it’s the perfect jumping-off point for further Caribbean pursuits to Anegada, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and the 60 smaller islands that make up the BVI.
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Top Reasons Why Delaware Is an Ideal Retirement Destination in the U.S.

Nicole Potter05 mins
Delaware may be one of the smallest states, yet it offers numerous advantages for retirees. With a stunning Atlantic Ocean coastline, favorable tax policies, and excellent wellness amenities, it’s no wonder that the First State has become a popular choice for those looking to enjoy their golden years. According toCensus data, nearly 21 percent of the state’s population (approximately one million in 2022) consists of individuals aged 65 and over. Furthermore,Bankrateranked Delaware as the second-best state for retirement, following Iowa. This ranking highlights the state’s combination of high-quality healthcare and a low tax burden. Additionally, Delaware boasts a rich historical heritage, charming small towns, abundant natural beauty, and proximity to urban centers like Philadelphia, Washington DC, and New York City.
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Discover Montolieu: The Enchanting Book Village in France with Just 821 Residents

Jessica Proctor07 mins
Set between two rivers in the foothills of the Black Mountains, the town of Montolieu has all the dreamy trappings of French country life. I arrived from London around breakfast time to find empty lanes that ran through tiny plazas to a large buttressed Gothic church. Wooden shutters in cornflower blue and poppy red echoed the colors of the region’s wildflowers. However, around 10 a.m., the scene transformed. Shutters opened, and trestle tables laden with books began to fill the streets. Browsers arrived and began sifting through the volumes.
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