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"To travel is to live." - Hans Christian Andersen.

"A man who has not been in Italy, is always conscious of an inferiority." - Dr. Samuel Johnson.

"Never lose the urge to walk, if one just keeps on walking, everything will be all right." - Søren Kierkegaard.

TRAVEL is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip. Travel can also include relatively short stays between successive movements.

A GLOBAL NOMAD is a person who is living a mobile and international lifestyle. Global nomads aim to live location-independently, seeking detachment from particular geographical locations and the idea of territorial belonging.

BACKPACKING is a form of low-cost, independent travel. It includes the use of a backpack that is easily carried for long distances or long periods of time; the use of public transport; inexpensive lodging such as youth hostels; often a longer duration of the trip when compared with conventional vacations; and often an interest in meeting locals as well as seeing sights.

ADVENTURE TRAVEL is a type of niche tourism, involving exploration or travel with a certain degree of risk (real or perceived), and which may require special skills and physical exertion. In the United States, adventure tourism has grown in recent decades as tourists seek out-of-the-ordinary or "roads less traveled" vacations, but lack of a clear operational definition has hampered measurement of market size and growth. According to the U.S. based Adventure Travel Trade Association, adventure travel may be any tourist activity that includes physical activity, a cultural exchange, and connection with nature.

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Travel Wikipedia & More Resources

• Adventure travel - Wikipedia.
• Backpacking (travel) - Wikipedia.
• Global nomad - Wikipedia.
• GOBankingRates - "We are here to guide you through every step of your financial journey. We empower our audience to live richer in your bank account, richer in your personal goal fulfillment, and richer in how you explore the world."
• Grand Tour - Wikipedia.
• map shows europe's most expensive countries from switzerland to iceland - "According to recent statistics, the most expensive country in Europe is Switzerland. In fact data from Numbeo, the world’s largest cost of living database, suggests that Switzerland is second only to Bermuda in terms of the most expensive countries in the world."
• Most Dangerous & Safest Countries Index - "Travel Safe - Abroad. Click on the name of the country to see more information regarding its safety."
• Travel - Wikipedia.

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• 007 Elements Cinematic Installation - since July 12, 2018. "The brand new James Bond Installation in Sölden, Austria stands for a cinematic peak experience. Where Daniel Craig was in front of the camera for the Spectre movie shooting, visitors will experience an unprecedented highlight for film enthusiasts from 12 July 2018 onwards. It will lead deep into the cinematic universe of the planet's most famous Secret Agent." Bergbahnen Sölden, Dorfstraße 115, 6450 Sölden, Austria.
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• 1, Place VendÔme - "A Gem in the Heart of Paris." With only 15 suites and rooms spread across 28,000 square feet, 1 Place Vendôme is more town house than template for a hotel franchise - there isn’t even anything that looks like a reception once a visitor steps inside. 1, Place Vendôme, 75001 Paris, France.
• 1.4 billion people traveled internationally in 2024 as tourism returns to pre-pandemic highs - "France was the world’s most-visited nation in 2024, with 100 million tourists, according to figures recently released by the country’s tourism board. Spain made a strong showing with 98 million tourists to land in second place."
• 3 female travellers who shaped the ancient world - "In the 1800s, a trio of women forever changed the study and understanding of ancient Egypt. So why have their legacies remained overlooked?"
• 3 Iconic New Developments To Know About In Dubai - "Dubai is a city known across the globe for its ambitious and epic structures—from Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, to Palm Jumeirah, a manmade archipelago fitted with hotels, resorts and residences. Breaking records and achieving firsts has not stopped the city from expanding, as new developments continue to pop up every year."
• 3 Simple Ways to Check How Full Your Flight Is - "Avoid the fight over arm rests and overhead bin space by checking how full your flight is - and planning accordingly. 1. Log into your carrier’s app. 2. Sneak a peak at check-in. 3. Contact your carrier’s customer service."
• 3 Strategies for Finding Snow - "How do you plan a ski trip to ensure the best conditions? You can think about a resort’s track record, or which have the best snow-making machines. Or you can gamble."
• 3 tons of trash & human bodies carried off Everest - "Tonnes of trash and human bodies recovered from Mount Everest."
• 3 ways to avoid checking your bag at the gate - "If you’re flying soon and want to minimize your risk of having to check a bag, here are three things you can do."
• 3 words that can save your life - "What3words: The app that can save your life. Police have urged everyone to download a smartphone app they say has already saved several lives. What is it and how does it work?"
• 3-year-cruise becomes ‘the cruise that never ends’ - "If the idea of spending three years on a cruise ship made you claustrophobic, it’s time to look away now."
• 3-1-1 liquids rule - "Each passenger may carry liquids, gels and aerosols in travel-size containers that are 3.4 ounces or100 milliliters. Each passenger is limited to one quart-size bag of liquids, gels and aerosols. Common travel items that must comply with the 3-1-1 liquids rule include toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, mouthwash and lotion."
• 4 BEST SATELLITE MESSENGERS FOR TRAVELING OFF-THE-GRID - "Stay safe and text your friends and family from every corner of the globe."
• 4 countries that are actively welcoming travellers - "Following this summer's heated protests against overtourism, there's some good news. For every overcrowded tourist spot in Europe, there are plenty of places around the world that need more visitors."
• 4 friends posed for a photo on vacation in 1972. Over 50 years later, they recreated it - "Four lifelong friends replicated this favorite vacation photo in Torquay, Devon, over 50 years later."
• 4 items to avoid packing in hand luggage for smoother airport checks - "Packing for a holiday can be exciting, but there are some unexpected items that could cause delays or complications at airport security. The first, important warning from the experts involves packing electronic devices containing lithium-ion batteries. While it’s common for travellers to pack snacks or souvenirs, foods like jams, soft cheeses, and chutneys are subject to the 100ml liquid limit and could be confiscated. Different countries have their own specific regulations regarding food, and some may impose additional restrictions on certain items."
• 4 letters you don't want to find on your boarding pass - The Telegraph.
• 4 Trains, 5 Cities: A Whirlwind European Odyssey - "Milan, Zurich, Berlin, Copenhagen and Stockholm: Our writer devised her own urban grand tour to some of the continent’s most dazzling cities."
• 4 ways hustlers will steal your passport - The Telegraph.
• 5 best alternatives to overcrowded Venice - The Telegraph.
• 5 Carry-On Essentials for Travelers Who Love to Pack Light - "It may seem counterintuitive, but packing less lets you do more. Here are some carry-on ideas that can handle multiple tasks so you carry less baggage, and can explore freely."
• 5 Cities with the Highest Homeless Population in the World - "Homelessness is a significant humanitarian concern across the globe. Although the exact number of homeless people around the globe is tricky to estimate, the World Economic Forum estimates that around 150 million people were homeless in 2021, which amounts to around 2% of the world’s population."
• 5 Cheapest Places To Move If You Want To Leave The U.S. - "As the coronavirus pandemic continues to take its toll and the political situation heats up, many Americans are thinking about bolting and leaving the U.S. International Living, a website that shows how you can live, retire and invest overseas, says that interest in leaving America has been soaring - with traffic up 945% from May to early August on its 'How to Move Out of the US' page."
• 5 countries helping you reconnect you with your roots - "As DNA ancestry testing kits like Ancestry and 23&Me have become more accessible and affordable, 'heritage tourism', or travel based on reconnecting people with their places of origin, has become more popular than ever."
• 5 Essential Apps When You’re Facing Flight Delays Or Cancellations - "There’s a lot that you can do to protect yourself from travel plans going terribly wrong. For starters, downloading these five apps can help you stay one step ahead of disruptions and sail through a bad travel day as unscathed as possible."
• 5 Expert Travel Tips From 'The Travel Detective' - Forbes.
• 5 extraordinary night-time experiences around the world - "From fiery festivals to nature's most dazzling 'sky-dance', interest in the night skies is booming, with 'noctourism' poised to be a major travel trend in 2025."
• 5 Flight Safety Videos Worth Watching - The New York Times.
• 5 gorgeous short hikes in Europe - The Guardian.
• 5 great Interrail itineraries across Europe - "Interrailing is an easy way to see the continent. We plot itineraries that cover the Med, the Alps and an affordable version of the Orient Express."
• 5 Great Reasons To Visit Denmark In 2024 - "From a new visitor center dedicated to Carlsberg to a long-distance cultural hiking trail, here are five reasons to visit Denmark in 2024."
• 5 Hottest Places To Travel In 2020 For Your Best Vacations - Forbes.
• 5 Must-Visit European Destinations For 2025 According To Travel Experts - "Fairytale castles, ancient cities with origins lost to time, and the kind of architectural wealth younger nations on our side of the pond will take centuries to hoard: Europe is where every culture buff will be headed in the coming year."
• 5 New Standout Resorts in the Caribbean - "In the aftermath of hurricanes Irma and Maria, many hoteliers in the Caribbean have regrouped and rebuilt - and are ushering in a new age of hospitality."
• 5 of Scotland’s best bothies - The Guardian.
• 5 of the best countries for expats in 2023 - "A new survey on living and working abroad has revealed the best countries for expats to live. From Malaysia to Mexico, residents explain what makes them love their new home."
• 5 of the best online mapping apps - "Plan runs, rides and walks with this selection of navigation aids - all of which allow you create, follow and share hiking and cycling routes."
• 5 of the most haunted places in Britain - "Every country has its ghost stories, its mythical monsters and its ghoulish urban legends. But the United Kingdom - the home of the Gothic novel and the birthplace of paranormal investigation - may stake a claim to being the most haunted country on Earth."
• 5 of the world's best yoga retreats - The Telegraph.
• 5 of the world's most beautiful climbing locations - "From Tasmania to Vietnam, the world is filled with astounding rock formations for intrepid climbers. Here, Australian climber and photographer Simon Carter picks five of the best."
• 5 Pieces of Inspiration & Tips for Travel in Turbulent Times - The New York Times.
• 5 places business travel has changed post-pandemic - "As Covid restrictions and quarantines continue to lift around the world, work-related trips are bouncing back in a big way in 2022."
• 5 Places to Visit in Beverly Hills - "Beverly Hills is an expensive place with a village-like charm, but it pays to know where to go. Cash Black, a bartender at one of its hot spots, shares his favorites."
• 5 Reasons To Visit Aspen Snowmass This Winter - Forbes.
• 5 scariest roller coaster drops around the world - "Advances in technology, design and engineering over the decades have allowed amusement parks to offer ever taller, faster and steeper coasters (with loops and other kinds of inversions as well). These big hills are getting ever more thrilling and frightening -- and that's really the point, isn't it?"
• 5 Secret Hotel Rooms You Now Know About (Don’t Pass It On) - The New York Times.
• 5 Simple Tips for Getting Stellar Hotel Service - The New York Times.
• 5 spectacular medieval towns in Italy - "Our top 5 most beautiful medieval towns and villages from across Italy: 1. Positano, Salerno. 2. Cortona, Arezzo (Tuscany). 3. Matera, Basilicata. 4. Volterra, Pisa (Tuscany). 5. Pitigliano, Grosseto (Tuscany)."
• 5 Stunning Frozen Waterfalls Around The World - "Waterfalls are sought-after destinations in the summer. Hike to one, and the cascading falls are a reward: They’re not just mesmerizing; the mist will cool you down. But waterfalls also put on a spectacular and almost other-worldly show in the winter months when their falls freeze in time."
• 5 Stunning Portuguese Cities To Visit After Lisbon - "There’s no denying that Lisbon is a pretty spectacular destination in itself, but for a truly memorable vacation, it’s best to explore more than just one municipality. Fortunately, Portugal is packed with a wide variety of fascinating cities stretching from the outskirts of Lisbon up to the northern reaches of the country. As you plan your next voyage to the westernmost edge of Europe, don’t miss out on these charming - and often underrated - cities."
• 5 Things to Leave at Home on Your Next Trip - The New York Times.
• 5 Things To Remember On Your First Solo Travel Adventure - "If you’ve ever thought about just taking a trip yourself instead of waiting for some unknown day in the future where your friends, family or lover will join you, you’re not alone. It’s no secret that solo travel is on the rise, but do you count yourself among the many who have tried it?"
• 5 Tips for a Luxury Paris Getaway on a Budget - The New York Times.
• 5 tips for responsible polar tourism - "Visiting Antarctica or the Arctic? Here's how to minimise your impact. As polar tourism surges, experts warn of its environmental impact. From transport choices to local food, here's how to visit responsibly while protecting fragile ecosystems."
• 5 Tips to Sleep Better on Your Next Trip - The New York Times.
• 5 Tips to Travel Light & Dress Well at the Same Time - The New York Times.
• 5 Volunteer Travel Options in Europe - The New York Times.
• 5 ways social media can help you travel - The New York Times.
• 5 Ways to Get Good Customer Service From an Airline - The New York Times.
• 5 ways to improve your commute - "Talk to people, plan for disruption, walk if you can ... Follow these tips to make your journey as painless as possible."
• 5 Ways Total Strangers Can Make Your Trip Better - The New York Times.
• 6 best gadgets for travelling families - The Telegraph.
• 6 European Countries, 9 Days, 0 Planes - The New York Times.
• 6 European villages tell hidden histories, from ruined castles to Tudor inns - "Intriguing signs of the past fill throwback towns in Spain, Hungary, and beyond."
• 6 MUST HAVE GADGETS FOR AN AIRPORT LAYOVER - "It's best that you're prepared to wait it out at your assigned boarding gate with as much comfort as you can muster. A great way to do that is to arm yourself with essential equipment that'll keep you sufficiently entertained without being a huge bother to your fellow travelers."
• 6 of the best winter mountain breaks in Europe - "From the Arctic Circle to Slovenia’s Julian Alps, we pick scenic and soothing retreats to don snowshoes, ski empty pistes and tune into winter."
• 6 of the very best Bluetooth travel speakers - The Telegraph.
• 6 PLACES ON EARTH WHERE THE SUN NEVER SETS! - "Norway, situated in the Arctic Circle, is called the Land of the Midnight Sun, where from May to late July, the sun actually never sets."
• 6 Places that Changed the World - "Visit the sites where history happened." Google Arts & Culture.
• 6 Things to Bring to an All-Inclusive Resort - "Along with your usual beach vacation gear, you’ll want to pack some unexpected extras when you’re heading to an all-inclusive resort."
• 6 Tips For Solo Travelers By An Expert Globetrotter - "Saving money while traveling might be one of the biggest desires while making plans to globe trot, especially if you want to take a weeks or months-long vacation."
• 6 Tips to Book the Best Hotel for You - The New York Times.
• 6 Vacations That Could Help You Live Longer & Healthier - "All-inclusive retreats around the world aim to cultivate wellness and longevity though high-tech tests, “biohacking” treatments, meditation, breath work and more."
• 6 Ways to Drink Like a Local on Vacation - The New York Times.
• 6 ways to experience family-friendly Hawaii - "The actress has deep Hawaiian roots and loves sharing her culture via music, films and moments spent with family. Here are her favourite ways to find 'ohana' in Hawaii."
• 7 Best Economy Seats for Long-Haul Flights - "These cabins offer respectable legroom, seat width, and recline to help you get (reasonably) comfortable on longer flights."
• 7 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites You Can Visit Without Leaving Home - "The coronavirus has brought travel to a standstill. The good news is that there are ways to indulge your wanderlust and exercise your mind without leaving the house. Thanks to Google and UNESCO, you can visit many of the world’s most awe-inspiring official World Heritage Sites without the crowds or the jet lag."
• 7 countries where $3000 a month lets you live like the top 1% back home - "There’s a huge difference between living life paycheck to paycheck and living like a king. Let’s explore these seven countries where your dollar goes further and luxury is within reach."
• 7 new Bridgerton filming locations you can visit - "Bridgerton is back, and from London palaces to Bath ballrooms, here are some of the best places to experience Regency-era England."
• 7 continents in 357 days - sign up now for the world's longest cruise - The Telegraph.
• 7 European Towns That Are Better In The Winter Than The Summer - "I don’t know what it is about winter, but not only is it probably my favorite season, but it also suits certain cities so much better than summer."
• 7 Joys of Travel, From a Joyful Traveler - The New York Times.
• 7 luggage mistakes to avoid while travelling by flight - "While traveling can be an exciting and thrilling experience, the pre-travel logistical tasks, such as efficiently and effectively packing your luggage, can become quite overwhelming. From organising your belongings in suitcases to ensuring your luggage meets weight restrictions, here are some tips to help you avoid common luggage mistakes when traveling by air. Here are a few luggage mistakes to avoid while traveling, as curated by flight attendants."
• 7 luxurious hotels loved by royalty - CNN travel.
• 7 Maldives Getaways To Plan Right Now - "The remoteness of the Maldives makes it a prime destination for a socially distanced vacation. The country’s 1,192 islands stretch across more than 540 miles, and the many private island hotels are so spacious that you won’t have to worry about anyone encroaching on you at the beach."
• 7 of the 10 most expensive cities to live in the world are in the United States - "Last month, data company Numbeo released its annual Cost of Living Index by City."
• 7 of the Most Beautiful Places to Visit in Italy - "The Dolomites - Trevi Fountain, Rome - Il Duomo, Milan - Bridge of Sighs, Venice - Boboli Gardens, Florence - Arco Naturale, Capri - Teatro Greco, Taormina."
• 7 of the UK's loveliest high streets - "These atmospheric spots from North Berwick to Stamford have indie retailers, antique shops, and great restaurants - plus lovely places to stay nearby."
• 7 Places in Europe We Call Home - The New York Times.
• 7 Safety Tips for Your Cruise Vacation - The New York Times.
• 7 terrible decisions we only make on holiday - The Telegraph.
• 7 Tricks to Spot Hidden Cameras in Your Next Airbnb - "Cams really may hide in Airbnb bedrooms, but there are cheap and effective ways to sniff them out: 1. Check out the local Wi-Fi network. Most Airbnbs offer some kind of guest Wi-Fi. 2. Bring up your Bluetooth. If cameras aren't connected to Wi-Fi, you can still pick them up with your Bluetooth. 3. Do a pass with a flashlight. 4. Scan for infrared eyes. 5. Use a camera-spotting app. 6. Inspect the vents. 7. Bring out an infrared scanner."
• 8 best Packing Cubes of 2024 - "So long sitting on a suitcase to make it close!"
• 8 cost-saving tips for travelers in these trying economic times - "No matter what is going on in the macro finance world, however, savvy travelers can find a way to travel well for less by adjusting their strategies. By following these tips, you can still keep your travel budget in check for that much-needed vacation."
• 8 countries everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime - "Some of these places might already be on your bucket list, while others could offer a fresh perspective on what it means to step into the unknown."
• 8 Destinations for Every Type of Traveler - "Vacations are supposed to be relaxing, but planning them - particularly deciding on where to go—can feel like work."
• 8 European Hotels That Feel Like Home. Only Better - The New York Times.
• 8 Hiking Gadgets for 2024 - "September is my favorite month to hike. These are the gadgets and gear that make the most difference on the trails."
• 8 of the Cheapest Countries to Retire Around the World - "Where to retire cheaply abroad - and how much you could save in each destination."
• 8 of the world's most extraordinary tiny hotel rooms - "From Colombia's upcycled sewer pipes to spheres suspended in the sky in Canada, capsule hotels have been reinvented for a new generation of travellers."
• 8 places to find unspoiled Corfu - The Telegraph.
• 8 Things You Can Do Now to Save Money on Travel - The New York Times.
• 8 THOUSANDERS - the fourteen independent mountains on Earth that are more than 8,000 metres (26,247 ft) high above sea level.
• 8 top-rated travel essentials, from Air Tags to clever carry-on bags - "Let's face it, travelling can be stressful. From delays to overweight baggage, getting to a holiday destination can leave even the calmest of us feeling frazzled. While we can't prepare or predetermine all stressful situations, there are some products that can help minimise some common travel struggles. From Apple AirTags to give our baggage the best chance of being found if it should go missing to a luggage scale so you never have to unpack your overfilled suitcase in front of a queue of people again, we've found eight top-rated buys we think are worthing adding to your holiday packing check list."
• 8 Ways To Virtually Travel To The Italian Riviera & Cinque Terre Until You Can Go There - "A visit to the Italian Riviera, a destination for millions of travelers each year, may not be in the offing for a while because of the pandemic, but you can keep its home region of Liguria front of mind through virtual tours and performances and by sampling some of its special flavors at home. Here’s what to do until the clouds break and you’re able to travel to Italy again."
• 9 European vacation destinations to visit in 2025 if it's not your first time - "From romantic retreats in the Mediterranean to fresh-air-filled Alpine hikes, these are the most exciting areas of Europe to visit this year."
• $9 Flight Attendant-loved Hack That Changed the Way I Carry My Bags at the Airport - "This durable, compact tool will be your new go-to travel companion: The Westonetek Add-a-bag Luggage Strap, a bargain at only $9 on Amazon, did exactly what I needed it to do: let me carry more without physically carrying more."
• 9 MOST DISAPPOINTINGLY SMALL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS - Thrillist.
• 9 most luxurious trains around the world - "1. The Ghan. 2. Royal Scotsman, A Belmond Train. 3. Rovos Rail. 4. Golden Eagle Danube Express. 5. Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, A Belmond Train. 6. The Vietage by Anantara. 7. Seven Stars in Kyushu. 8. The Maharajas' Express. 9. Rocky Mountaineer."
• 9 Most Walkable Cities Around The World - "TravelAwaits’ 2022 Best Of Travel Awards."
• 9 of the most luxurious travel experiences in the US - "If you're one of the lucky few happy to drop some serious coin on travel experiences in the United States, then there are almost no limits to what you can find yourself doing."
• 9 outrageous luxury hotels coming soon - CNN.
• 9 things that will make flying on an airplane better - "It's a miracle of science that we can jet from town to town to get our business done and get our fun on, but today's flying experience can leave a bit to be desired."
• 9 Things To Pack For Paris To Avoid Looking Like A Tourist - "Trying to look like a local rather than a tourist does not mean that you will have to forgo comfort, ease, or security. You can still wear shoes which you can walk in for hours, you can wear comfortable clothes, and you might even be able to wear a backpack - for that, read on."
• 9 ways to tell you're a 'binge-packer' at heart - like the Duchess of York - "A suite of suitcases is the ultimate symbol of old-school sophistication."
• 10 amazing holidays inspired by plays of Shakespeare - The Telegraph.
• 10 amazing things you didn't know about Paris - Telegraph.
• 10 amazing things you didn't know about Venice - The Telegraph.
• 10 beautiful beach clubs you must visit - The Telegraph.
• 10 best alternatives to another predictable Mediterranean holiday - The Telegraph.
• 10 Best Things to See, Do & Eat in Copenhagen - "Denmark’s capital of cool is a haven for art, architecture, cuisine, and outdoor adventure - and a model for sustainable tourism. Here’s how best to enjoy all this Scandinavian city has to offer."
• 10 Best Under-the-Radar Trips for 2020 - "There have always been reasons to travel off the beaten path, from the noble (self-discovery and transformation) to the mundane (bragging rights and…let’s not even use the I-word). Mostly, it’s a proper escape from the everyday in an increasingly homogenized world. These days, just finding a place without a Starbucks or a KFC feels like a grand exploration."
• 10 buildings you must visit in your lifetime - The Telegraph.
• 10 best drives in the world - The Telegraph.
• 10 best gadgets for digital nomads - "Tried-and-true gear from the wandering workforce."
• 10 best hidden gems of the French Riviera - The Telegraph.
• 10 best luxury ski resorts in the world - The Telegraph.
• 10 best North American ski resorts - The Telegraph.
• 10 best places to visit if you are vegetarian - The Telegraph.
• 10 best tourist attractions in Europe - "A new ranking lists the 10 best monuments in Europe to visit once in your life: 1. The Alhambra, Granada, Spain. 2. The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, Germany. 3. The Trevi Fountain, Rome, Italy. 4. The Wavel Royal Castle, Kraków, Poland. 5. Le Jerónimos Monastery, Lisbon, Portugal. 6. The Prague Castle, Czech Republic. 7. The Canals of Amsterdam, Netherlands. 8. The Canals of Venice, Italy. 9. Hofburg, Vienna, Austria. 10. The Archaeological Park of Pompeii, Italy."
• 10 BEST TRAVEL ACCESSORIES & GADGETS FOR YOUR 2024 VACATION PLANS - "As any experienced traveler will definitely tell you, before you set off on your next adventure, you need to put together a collection of handy, reliable, and well-designed travel accessories. Great travel accessories are essential, they have your back in the most sudden and spontaneous of situations, providing you with aid and relief when you least expect it."
• 10 Best Travel Experiences in the U.S. - "These are the 10 best travel experiences in the U.S. right now, according to the latest TripAdvisor report."
• 10 carry-on essentials make for a first-class experience - "You're not ready for take-off until you've outfitted yourself with these, calming, hydrating, skin-saving supplies."
• 10 cities with the most millionaires - "New York, Tokyo, and Paris are among the cities with the most wealthy residents, according to a new report by Henley & Partners, a firm that specializes in helping uber-rich clients invest their way into gaining residence and citizenship in various countries."
• 10 concepts that will change the way we experience the world - "Travel has come a long way since the age of Silk Road caravans, daunting sea voyages and steam locomotives - and will continue to transform in years to come. Concepts that feel plucked from sci-fi novels and films are quickly making their way into mainstream travel, shaping every step of the journey."
• 10 Countries Most Dependent On Tourism - "Over the past month the global travel industry has slowed to a stop thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. With planes grounded, ships docked and trains running stripped back services to promote self-isolation, the countries most dependent on tourism to survive and prosper are among those being hardest hit."
• 10 COUNTRIES THAT DIDN'T EXIST 20 YEARS AGO - Lonely Planet.
• 10 days until your holiday? Here's what's really possible in the gym - The Telegraph.
• 10 destinations where tourism is booming in 2017 - The Telegraph.
• 10 extravagant demands made by luxury chalet guests - The Telegraph.
• 10 fairy-tale castles you must visit in your lifetime - The Telegraph.
• 10 Favorite Places on European Rivers, Lakes & Coastlines - The New York Times.
• 10 female writers on why travel is best done alone - The Telegraph.
• 10 Free (or Cheap) Travel Apps Worth Downloading - The New York Times.
• 10 Google Maps Features Every Daily Commuter Should Know - "Whether you're a new user or a seasoned veteran, the app's got some pretty neat tricks to empower and simplify your commutes, and it's reflected in the fact that Google Maps has over one billion active users per month."
• 10 great adventures for solo travellers - The Telegraph.
• 10 great places to spend New Year's Eve - "Some of the details may change, but year in and year out, these destinations around the world have a well-deserved reputation for traditionally throwing a great New Year's Eve shindig."
• 10 'happiest' cities in America - The Telegraph.
• 10 holidays inspired by Oscars 2016 best films - The Telegraph.
• 10 Hotel Tips No One Taught You - "No matter how often you’ve stayed in a hotel, these tips will help you get a cleaner, safer, more relaxing stay in your next one."
• 10 images guaranteed to give you wanderlust - The Telegraph.
• 10 journeys to the ends of the Earth - The Telegraph.
• 10 lessons for skeptical first-time cruisers - CNN travel.
• 10 luxury hotel rooms where you can sleep in the great outdoors - "Whether you're looking to plan a trip to one of America's largest and most bustling cities, escape to the cerulean waters of the Caribbean or explore the savannahs of Kenya, we found an outdoor setup for every type of traveler."
• 10 Most Dangerous Cities in the Middle East - EscapeHere.
• 10 Most Dangerous Cities in the US - EscapeHere.
• 10 Most Dangerous Cities in The World to Travel - EscapeHere.
• 10 Most Expensive Cities In The World Just Became Pricier 2020 - "Ashgabat is the second most expensive city in the world, according to this year's Mercer Cost of Living Survey. Hong Kong remains in first place, despite almost continuous protests since it was crowned 'most expensive' last year."
• 10 most hipster neighborhoods on Earth - Thrillist.
• 10 most in-demand Airbnbs in the world - The Telegraph.
• 10 most misleading American historical sites - "Historical plaques are often anything but informative. Here are some of the worst offenders."
• 10 Most Visited Cities in the World 2024, ranked - "UN Tourism predicts that Chinese tourism will continue to increase accelerate this year with the country implementing visa-free travel for citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and Malaysia for a year."
• 10 must-visit places in Dubai - "Picture perfect: Dubai's top Instagram spots."
• 10 of Bilbao’s best pintxos bars - The Guardian.
• 10 OF EUROPE’S COOLEST NEIGHBOURHOODS - The Independent.
• 10 of the best alternative city breaks in Europe - The Guardian.
• 10 of the best beachside stays in tropical Asia - The Guardian.
• 10 of the best Caribbean islands to visit - "With hundreds of Caribbean islands to choose from, it can be daunting to decide on a destination in this sun-splashed region. The good news: It's hard to go wrong in a turquoise paradise. But each spot offers something a little different. Here are 10 of the best choices for a variety of travel appetites."
• 10 of the best European cities for art nouveau - The Guardian.
• 10 of the best holidays for solo travellers - Guardian.
• 10 of the best long-distance walking routes in Italy - "A new ‘slow tourism’ initiative is promoting 70 trails from Sicily to Friuli. We pick some of the most beautiful."
• 10 of the best piers & promenades in the UK - "Seaside strolls are all the better for a classic, characterful pier or the views and attractions of a waterside prom."
• 10 of the best places to revisit after lockdown - "Some places stand as monuments to recovery, others inspire our readers with their beauty - or the wisdom of the ancients."
• 10 of the best places to visit in Switzerland - "Dramatic mountains, beautiful lakes and landmark cities, luxe resort towns, peak wine and train experiences - this country is the definition of an Alpine wonderland: 1. Gstaad - 2. Lake Lucerne - 3. Zermatt - 4. Zurich - 5. Appenzell - 6. Ticino - 7. Jungfraujoch - the Top of Europe - 8. Murren - 9. Lavaux Vineyards - 10. St Moritz."
• 10 of the best public gardens in Italy - The Guardian.
• 10 of the best Russia holiday destinations - beyond Moscow and St Petersburg.
• 10 of the best things to do in Vevey, Switzerland Guardian.
• 10 of the best virtual travel experiences for 2021 - "Travel the world through this new crop of virtual experiences, from online guide walks to film festivals, wine-tasting to birdwatching."
• 10 of the world's best cable car rides - The Guardian.
• 10 of the world’s best city views: readers’ travel tips - "These stunning viewpoints put the fun into funiculars and the drama into panorama – and many have art, bars and cafes to enjoy, too."
• 10 of the world’s best markets - "From book stalls in Kolkata to craft beer in Seattle and ‘dancing shrimps’ in Thailand, our tipsters know where to shop for local flavour - and bag a bargain."
• 10 Oldest Currencies Still Used Today - "The British pound, also known as the pound sterling, is the oldest currency still in use. It dates back to around 775 AD, during the Anglo-Saxon period, when silver pennies were first minted in what is now England. The pound sterling became the official currency of England in the 12th century under King Henry II, with one pound originally representing a pound of silver."
• 10 Personal Safety Devices That Will Make Every Hotel Room Feel Secure - "From portable door stop alarms to carbon monoxide detectors, the 10 devices every solo traveler needs."
• 10 reasons why Bordeaux is France's greatest city
• 10 reasons why June is greatest month to go on holiday - The Telegraph.
• 10 reasons why London is world's most inspiring city - The Telegraph.
• 10 reasons why passengers have been thrown off flights - The Telegraph.
• 10 remarkable wildlife experiences around the world - "From a horseback safari in Brazil to one of the marine world's most flamboyant sex shows, these wildlife encounters allow travellers to come face to face with animals – without getting too close."
• 10 simple ways to be a greener traveller - The Telegraph.
• 10 SMALLEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD
• 10 Stellar Superyachts to Charter for Your Summer Vacation 2023 on the High Seas - "Enjoy more moments in the sun aboard high-end vessels - from Lürssen to Burgess Yachts - now available for charter."
• 10 surprising everyday mistakes that could increase the risk of sunburn - The Telegraph.
• 10 things I wish I knew before going on my first cruise - The Telegraph.
• 10 things to do in Budapest during winter - "Europe's most beautiful winter city."
• 10 things you can’t do in Dubai - The Telegraph.
• 10 things you probably didn't know about Las Vegas - The Telegraph.
• 10 top tips from our Rome correspondent - The Guardian.
• 10 top ugly buildings & monuments - Reuters.
• 10 Top Villas In Los Cabos - "One popular way to travel amid the coronavirus is by vacationing in villas. They provide more space and privacy than traditional hotel accommodations, so you can safely stay with a larger group and have plenty of room to sprawl out. Plus, they are equipped with everything from pools to kitchens, so there’s little reason to leave your bubble."
• 10 virtual tours of the world’s most famous landmarks - "They’re closed for now but you can still take an interactive online tour, to gaze over the edge of Machu Picchu and marvel at the Pyramids from every angle."
• 10 Travel Writers, 10 Favorite Hotels - "From an English country inn to a Caribbean beach resort, places our correspondents love to stay (you will like them too)."
• 10 walks that will help you discover the soul of a city - The Telegraph.
• 10 ways that the mobile phone has ruined travel - The Telegraph.
• 10 Ways to Be a Greener Traveler, Even if You Love to Fly - The New York Times.
• 10 ways to boost chances of surviving a plane crash - CNN travel.
• 10 wealthiest cities in the world in 2025: 10 cities that millionaires can't get enough of - "From sparkling American metropolises to neon-hued Asian hotspots: 1. New York City, United States. Millionaires: 384,500. 2. The Bay Area, United States. Millionaires: 342,400. 3. Tokyo, Japan. Millionaires: 292,300. 4. Singapore. Millionaires: 242,400. 5. Los Angeles, United States. Millionaires: 220,600. 6. London, United Kingdom. Millionaires: 215,700. 7. Paris, France. Millionaires: 160,100. 8. Hong Kong. Millionaires: 154,900. 9. Sydney, Australia. Millionaires: 152,900. 10. Chicago, United States. Millionaires: 127,100."
• 10 wonders of the world & countries to find them - "A top-10 list of the greatest wonders in the world and the countries where they will be found."
• 10 WORLD-CLASS CITIES - the complete list of Newsweek's 'The Perfect 100' of August 20, 2012.
• 11 Best Airports for Layovers, According to Experts - TIME Magazine.
• 11 best places to visit in Serbia - "Europe's new hot destination."
• 11 most endangered historic places in America – in pictures - The Guardian.
• 11 of the best Indian Ocean islands - The Telegraph.
• 11 of the most beautiful places in Austria - CNN travel.
• 11 Picturesque Villages From Around The Globe - Lolwot.
• 11 reasons why a trip on the Canal du Midi is one of the world's great journeys - The Telegraph.
• 11 remote mountain huts to escape from it all - "Occupying a special place in adventure lore, mountain huts have been offering a roof over travelers' heads since the dawn of exploration. If you can reach them, they provide a thrilling and wild escape from civilization down below -- a place to marvel at starry night skies and then wake up to breathtaking panoramas."
• 11 Things to Consider When Connecting to Free WiFi - "VPN Geeks has put together 11 things to consider when connecting to free WiFi to ensure that you're kept safe!"
• 11 Trips in Europe Everyone Should Add to Their Bucket List - " From embracing slow travel in stunning Northern Italian villas to Greek island hopping in the Aegean, from embarking on a top-to-bottom roadtrip through Norway to taking the scenic route from Istanbul to Paris in the plush cars of the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, these are the European destinations our well-traveled team have put at the top of their bucket lists."
• 12 cities you must visit in 2016 - a month-by-month guide.
• 12 Countries Where You Can Buy Citizenship (and a second Passport) - "After the 2016 presidential election, so many people were dreaming about moving out of the US that Canada’s immigration website crashed. Now, the idea of becoming an expat is getting hot again. According to a recent YouGov survey, 31% of Americans say they are interested in bolting if their candidate isn’t elected in the upcoming November elections. Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson made headlines when they recently became honorary Greek citizens and received passports."
• 12 Favorite Streets in Europe - The New York Times.
• 12 green cities you'd never thought to visit - The Telegraph.
• 12 Hidden Gems in Paris You Won't Find in Guidebooks - "From under-the-radar boulangeries to Seine-side seafood spots and underground jazz clubs, here’s how to navigate the City of Light like a Parisian."
• 12 Once-In-A-Lifetime Travel Goals - "The old 'bucket list,' with its crowded monuments has given way to a new collection of dream trips—heavy on the nature and remote culture."
• 12 reasons why everyone wants to visit Reykjavik - The Telegraph.
• 12 Survival Gear Items I Always Carry In My Day Pack, Even In The City - "When you are walking in the city’s botanical gardens, survival gear is not needed, right? How about that 3-mile trail to the waterfall? Or the guided tuck-tuck tour? None of these situations require a machete and dehydrated food in a backpack the size of a Volkswagen. But I think a few small things are essential, whether I’m in an urban park for a couple of hours or spending a few hours trekking through the forest."
• 12 things I wish I’d known before I went to Dubai - The Telegraph.
• 12 Things To Pack To Make An Ultra-Long-Haul Flight More Bearable - "Even the shortest of long-haul flights can feel like a psychological marathon, particularly when most of it is spent with the seatbelt sign on. Stuck in a cramped seat with nowhere to go and precious little to keep you entertained for the duration of the flight, the long hours can stretch on endlessly."
• 12 Travel Apps Worth Keeping in 2016 - The New York Times.
• 12 Travel Essentials You Should Never Forget to Pack for Vacation - Traveling soon? Don't forget these items.
• 13 best travel mugs - "From our friends at The Strategist, here are the best travel mugs, according to coffee snobs."
• 13 Best Travel Organizers for Shoes, Jewelry, Tech & More - "Give everything its own place next time you travel with these convenient containers and pouches."
• 13 essential Vietnam experiences - CNN travel.
• 13 more European cities you never thought to visit - The Telegraph.
• 13 of Asia's most picturesque towns - "With its tropical islands, rice paddies, tea plantations, rugged mountains and sprawling megacities, Asia is a wonderland of diverse destinations."
• 13 things you probably didn't know about New York - The Telegraph.
• 13 top luggage picks for international travel, from budget-friendly to luxury options - "In this guide, we’ll take you through our top carry-on and checked luggage options for international travelers and highlight their features and benefits."
• 13 Unwritten Rules to Know Before Traveling to Paris - "Everything Parisians want you to know before you visit, from dining etiquette to public transportation tips."
• 14 AFFORDABLE TRAVEL GADGETS YOU CAN BUY ON AMAZON - "Here, we'll cast a wide net looking at affordable travel gadgets you can find on Amazon that will serve you well (and for a long time) in the ever-more-expensive landscape of travel."
• 14 best TSA-approved locks for trusted luggage security - "It makes sense that travelers want to protect their valuables while sending their gear into the unknowns of the airport, but it’s equally important for the TSA to be able to inspect checked luggage if and when the need arises. That’s where TSA-approved and recognized locks come into play. These specially-made locks were designed to secure luggage and valuables but also allow the TSA to open your baggage when necessary."
• 14 bucket list destinations that may soon disappear - The Telegraph.
• 14 Essentials for Your Next Solo Road Trip - Wired.
• 14 ghost towns where you can now spend the night - The Telegraph.
• 14 incredible Maya ruins you must discover - The Telegraph.
• 14 movie star homes you can rent right now - The Telegraph.
• 14 Must-Have Experiences In France After You’ve Seen Paris - "Can one even come to France without visiting Paris? The ideal trip to France includes spending time in the City of Light and experiencing these unforgettable things to do and then heading out to explore the other marvels that France has to offer. These 14 magnificent must-have experiences in France offer a glimpse into French culture, history, and her natural beauty. Each experience listed below can be done as a stand-alone exploration of France or used as a jumping-off point for further travel in the area."
• 14 Reasons Everyone Needs To Move To Denmark - BuzzFeed.
• 14 Things You Didn't Know About Anthony Bourdain - delish.
• 14 ways you're being ripped off at the airport - The Telegraph.
• 15 beautiful villages in Spain you've never heard of
• 15 best Croatian islands - The Telegraph.
• 15 best destinations for October sun - The Telegraph.
• 15 best destinations for December sun - The Telegraph.
• 15 Best Places to Visit in Mexico - "Be it windswept tropical beaches, charming cobbled towns, or the welcoming nature of its culture that has a way of drawing visitors in, Mexico delights as one of the top travel destinations in the world. According to Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism, from 2020 to 2021 alone tourist rates to the country grew a staggering 28.1 percent to round out at 31 million visitors in 2021 - and with this year’s numbers set to outpace the last, it suffices to say that interest in Mexico is only set to increase."
• 15 best summer holiday islands in Europe - The Telegraph.
• 15 cheapest European cities for an early summer break - The Telegraph.
• 15 Luxurious Beach Getaways For 2020 - "Some travelers believe that if you’ve seen one high-end beach resort, you’ve seen them all. And while it can certainly feel that way—with so many over-the-water villas and themed-spa options these days - there is another class of sun-kissed properties doing even more to elevate barefoot luxury."
• 15 maps that will change the way you see the world - The Telegraph.
• 15 Most Beautiful Cities in Europe That Everyone Should See Once - "These captivating destinations that should be on everyone’s must-visit list."
• 15 most dangerous countries in the world (according to the Foreign Office) - The Telegraph.
• 15 most underrated destinations - The Telegraph.
• 15 of the best places to go for Christmas - "From England to the Philippines, these 15 places around the world traditionally offer up some of the best holiday atmosphere for a Christmas-drenched vacation."
• 15 of the greatest US holidays - The Telegraph.
• 15 passport stamps to impress your friends - The Telegraph.
• 15 perfect paradors you must spend the night in - The Telegraph.
• 15 places you must arrive at by sea - The Telegraph.
• 15 reasons why Route 66 is the world's greatest road trip - The Telegraph.
• 15 reasons why St Lucia is the perfect Caribbean island - The Telegraph.
• 15 Rookie Travel Mistakes Made By Experienced Travelers - "After 30+ years of traveling seven continents, and more than 50 countries, we consider ourselves to be 'experienced' travelers. You would think by now that we had it all down to a science and know exactly how to successfully navigate travel. Well, we still make mistakes. We see travel as a continuous learning process, especially now."
• 15 Safest Countries To Travel 2024, Ranked In A New Report - "Searching for the safest places to travel? An annual report ranks the safest countries—with Iceland coming out on top. Again, the United States didn’t make the cut."
• 15 Things to Never Pack in a Carry-on for Europe - "And What an American Living Abroad Says to Bring Instead. Don't make these common mistakes."
• 15 unusual destinations where the terror threat is low - The Telegraph.
• 15 Unwritten Rules to Know Before Visiting New York City - "How to avoid looking like a tourist in New York City, according to the editors of Condé Nast Traveler."
• 15 US cities you never thought to visit (but really should) - The Telegraph.
• 16 fascinating facts about Denmark - The Telegraph.
• 16 greatest cities for a winter break - The Telegraph.
• 16 incredible royal wedding venues around the world - The Telegraph.
• 16 most exciting party cities in the world - The Telegraph.
• 16 of the world's best coastlines - CNN travel.
• 16 of the world's most relaxing places - CNN travel.
• 16 of the World's most stunning coastlines - "Coastlines are one of the most alluring of our planet's geographical features."
• 16 photos that prove the Lake District is the most beautiful place in Britain
• 16 things you didn't know about Panama, the world's happiest tax haven - The Telegraph.
• 16 ways to feel like you’re in first class - when you’re actually flying economy - The Telegraph.
• 17 Best Luggage Brands On the Market - "Investing in quality luggage only makes getting there all the better. A lightweight steel case might mean you can pack a bit extra and avoid an overweight baggage fee. While an eye-catching rollaboard from Calpak in a cheerful color will ensure no one else mistakes their luggage for yours. The nostalgic set, meanwhile, will delight in leather-trimmed cases from Steamer, Globe-Trotter, and T Anthony; you may be boarding a plane, but your case will transport you right to the Orient Express. If you’re traveling in some fashion that doesn’t require a TSA Agent to handle your luggage, why not opt for an extra-luxe option? Louis Vuitton makes some lovely sets worthy of the private jet on which you may or may not be flying."
• 17 Best places in Europe to visit: A modern-day Grand Tour - "The Grand Tour was a right of passage for men and women of certain wealth and status in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, taking in the best Europe had to offer. And with cheap flights, high speed rail connections and plenty of spectacular, not to mention off-the-radar, destinations on offer, there's ample scope for the modern traveler to undertake their very own epic, cross-continental journey."
• 17 biggest secrets of air travel - The Telegraph.
• 17 greatest cities for food in the world - The Telegraph.
• 17 Items Are Helping Me Pack for a Month-long Holiday Trip Abroad - "I’m bringing tech, cozy sweaters, gifts, and more with these genius packing hacks."
• 17 Most Commonly Used Travel Backpacks - "If you thought that backpacks are suitable only for classrooms or the mid-90s, our article of the best travel backpacks, their types and rules to choose will prove you to be wrong."
• 17 of the world's coolest underground attractions - The Telegraph.
• 17 reasons to visit Vietnam - The Telegraph.
• 17 snowy landscapes that will make you glad it's winter - The Telegraph.
• 17 travel essentials for frequent flyers in 2024 - "I flew over 200,000 miles last year. While each traveler has their own set of indispensable items, these are my favorite travel essentials that don’t leave my side when I take to the skies."
• 18 idyllic islands you've probably never heard of - The Telegraph.
• 18 reasons why Lisbon should be your next city break - The Telegraph.
• 18 reasons why Tourists are flocking to Iran - The Telegraph.
• 18 Ways to Navigate Stress at the Airport - The New York Times.
• 18 Well Preserved Medieval Towns In Europe To Visit - "You’ll find the most stunningly preserved medieval towns all over Europe, which is a dream come true for history buffs, particularly if you live in the United States and have never been able to see one for yourself. When you walk through the old medieval town walls for the first time in a place like Germany or Croatia, you’ll be pinching yourself to believe it’s real."
• 19 amazing places you can't actually visit - The Telegraph.
• 19 best Greek islands - The Telegraph.
• 19 incredible places where you'll find heaven on Earth - The Telegraph.
• 19 incredible places you won't believe exist - The Telegraph.
• 19 of Anthony Bourdain’s wisest quotes about travel - The Telegraph.
• 19 photographs that prove Alaska in the most beautiful place in America - The Telegraph.
• 19 places to visit in 2019 - CNN Travel.
• 19 places where you'll find heaven on Earth - The Telegraph.
• 19 reasons why Lisbon should be your next city break - The Telegraph.
• 19 reasons why Spain is still the world's greatest holiday destination - The Telegraph.
• 20 amazing places you can't see - "There are now 67 World Heritage Sites and countless other attractions and national parks - considered off-limits to British travellers, due to conflict and civil unrest."
• 20 amazing sculptures around the world - The Telegraph.
• 20 beautiful European cities with hardly any tourists - CNN travel.
• 20 Beautiful Places in the World Ruined by Overtourism - "Overtourism is essentially the idea of a greater than optimal number of tourists visiting any area. UNWTO predicts that destinations around the world will host approximately 1.5 billion international tourists in 2024, the highest volume ever recorded."
• 20 best Mediterranean islands - The Telegraph.
• 20 Best Places To Visit In 2020 - "If you're looking for the best place to visit in 2020, there's a new guide that can help you pinpoint the perfect destination." Forbes Travel Guide.
• 20 best views in Britain? - The Telegraph.
• 20 cheapest cities on Earth - The Telegraph.
• 20 fascinating photos of Berlin through the ages - The Telegraph.
• 20 great autumn breaks across France: a season of great tastes - "Missed your trips across the Channel? We pick tours, food festivals, vineyards and new attractions, plus gorgeous places to sleep and eat nearby."
• 20 great British wonders that aren't World Heritage Sites - The Telegraph.
• 20 greatest modern landmarks on Earth - The Telegraph.
• 20 incredible things you didn't know about North Korea - The Telegraph.
• 20-ish Things You Still Want to Do This Summer - "Taking beach trips, finishing a novel, shifting careers and falling in love are some of the things on readers’ summer bucket lists that they are still getting around to."
• 20 Mediterranean islands you must visit in your lifetime - The Telegraph.
• 20 Most Bike-Friendly Cities on the Planet - Wired.
• 20 of our favorite personalized travel accessories to take along on your next trip - "Travel is in full swing once again. While your journey might face hiccups galore - think lost luggage, delays and cancellations - your travel gear is the one thing you can and should count on. And if you’re like us, your travel must-haves could use some refreshing. When investing in new accessories - from luggage and toiletry bags to travel backpacks and packing cubes - consider upgrading to personalized items with a monogram. Not only will the pieces identify their owner without a doubt, but they’ll also keep you super organized and add some swagger to your travel ensemble."
• 20 of the best campsites in Europe - The Guardian.
• 20 of the most beautiful villages in Italy - "Fabulous food, amazing art, rich language, dramatic and gorgeous landscapes - we all know what makes Italy so special. Perhaps best of all are the scenic small towns and villages, where it's possible to enjoy all these while surrounded by picturesque coastline, mountains, valleys, rivers or volcanoes."
• 20 of world's most fascinating remote islands - The Telegraph.
• 20 places to travel in your 20s - The New York Times.
• 20 places you must visit before you die - Lonely Planet.
• 20 secret sights in London you didn't even know about - The Telegraph.
• 20 things you didn’t know you could do with Google Maps - "As Google Maps turns 20, we're sharing some of our favorite features and hacks: 1. Drive in style (new!) - 2. Ask Maps for inspiration with Gemini - 3. Get menu ..."
• 20 things you must do on the French Riviera - "The place is a dream come true for travelers, explorers, swimmers, sun-bathers, and fans of art, food, and sunshine. Few coastal regions can compare to the Cote d'Azur, a stretch of turquoise ocean that spans from St. Tropez to the Italian border. Inspiring artists and tourists for centuries, it's a wonderful dream for all."
• 20 ways to book a sustainable & sensational summer holiday - "Keen to get away? Here is how to find a great deal, pick the perfect destination and support the local community. Travel agents share their tips for the most affordable, sustainable and memorable trips."
• 20 world wonders that you're not supposed to visit - The Telegraph.
• 20 years ago, a motorbike accident put an end to my Thailand adventures - "Every time I read a news story about a young traveler in hospital in Thailand struggling to get home following a horrible motorbike accident, my stomach twists into a knot."
• 21 attractions you wouldn't expect to see in France - The Telegraph.
• 21 European cities you never thought to visit – but definitely should - The Telegraph.
• 21 hotels owned by celebrities - The Telegraph.
• 21 of the world's most dramatic villages - The Telegraph.
• 21 of the world's most spectacular bridges The Telegraph.
• 21 of the world’s most stunning castles - "'What makes a castle a castle is that it combines the functions of defense and dwelling - it’s a fortification and a stately home rolled into one. Creating a building which is both comfortable and defensible is difficult. The ingenious ways in which castle-designers reconciled this balance is always intriguing.' Although we normally associate castles with European history, it’s actually an architectural form found around the world - in nations as varied as Japan and India, Morocco and Mexico."
• 21 places in Africa you must see before you die - The Telegraph.
• 21 places in Italy you never thought to visit (but really should) - The Telegraph.
• 21 reasons why Colombia should be your next holiday destination - The Telegraph.
• 21 reasons why Mexico should be next holiday destination - The Telegraph.
• 21 reasons why your next holiday should be to Chile - The Telegraph.
• 21 reasons why it's time you went to Las Vegas - The Telegraph.
• 21 Ways To Travel For Free After Covid (And Even Get Paid For It) - "There are a number of companies that will help you travel the world for free - and some that will actually pay you to travel. Mind you, there are very few things in life that are truly free. But if you’re willing to do a little work while you’re on vacation, a number of companies will give you a stipend or a salary, putting a new spin on the phrase 'business trip.' Read on for 21 companies that will help you travel for free and some that will even pay for your travels."
• 21 world wonders that you're not supposed to visit - The Telegraph.
• 22 best travel shoes that offer supreme comfort & support for your next trip - "Our favorite travel shoes include a variety of features perfect for most getaways, with aspects like comfortable insoles; durable - and sometimes sustainable - materials; foot-, heel- and ankle-support technology; and styles for different occasions, climates and activities."
• 22 European cities you'd never thought to visit - The Telegraph.
• 22 of the best places to see snowdrops in Britain - The Telegraph.
• 22 of the best places to visit in the United States - CNN travel.
• 22 reasons to make Portugal your next holiday destination - The Telegraph.
• 22 reasons why Cape Town is the world’s best city - The Telegraph.
• 23 African adventures you must have in your lifetime - The Telegraph.
• 23 ancient cities that have survived more than just time - CNN travel.
• 23 best destinations to visit in 2023 - "New year equals new outlook. Apply this formula liberally to travel planning in 2023. After nearly three years of travel disruptions and complications, many countries have dropped most of their pandemic restrictions. People are traveling internationally in large numbers, and there's plenty of pent-up demand to spread around the world. Many travelers are charging full steam ahead into the new year - with good reason."
• 23 Best Travel Gadgets That'll Make Your Next Trip Even Better - "For more organized, manageable, and unforgettable adventures."
• 23 biggest secrets of air travel - The Telegraph.
• 23 items I don’t leave home without - "When it comes to travel, there are essentials that are guaranteed to make any journey more comfortable and enjoyable. Especially as airplane seats become smaller, planes and hotels become fuller and tickets become more expensive, we could all use a little respite from the frustrations of travel. Thankfully, that list of travel gear essentials is long - and continues to grow. Of course, every trip is different. For some, I might want to travel with just a carry-on bag, while some require more space and are a better fit for a piece of checked luggage. Here are the 23 things I travel the world with."
• 23 of world's most Instagrammable hotel staircases - The Telegraph.
• 23 Plane crashes where everyone survived - The Telegraph.
• 23 simple ways to stay safe on holiday - The Telegraph.
• 23 Travel Products You'll Honestly Be Mad You Didn't Know About Before Now - "If your step count on vacation is 'too many,' you need to invest in these tingling masks for achy feet, stat."
• 24 amazing rooftop bars in London you must visit this summer - The Telegraph.
• 24 fascinating things you didn't know about your passport - The Telegraph.
• 24 of our favorite travel wallets for staying organized on the go - "The best travel wallets make it easy to keep track of all your travel essentials, ranging from your passport to your travel credit cards and even some day-of necessities like boarding passes and vaccination cards. The majority also come with safety features like zippered compartments and RFID-blocking material, which can help ensure your important information and card numbers don’t fall into the wrong hands."
• 24 Of The Most Disappointing Vacation Destinations In The World, According To Travelers - "People who have traveled around the world are sharing the places that disappointed them most."
• 24 of the tastiest Greek food dishes - "Best Greek food: 24 of the tastiest selections."
• 24 of the world's most incredible natural phenomena - The Telegraph.
• 24 of the world’s most unusual landscapes - "From trees that resemble monsters, to colorful sinkholes, towering rock formations and waterfalls of molten lava, these are some of the most unusual and fascinating landscapes in the world."
• 25 amazing things you probably didn't know about Latvia - The Telegraph.
• 25 amazing things you (probably) didn't know about Ukraine - The Telegraph.
• 25 best destinations for winter sun - The Telegraph.
• 25 best European city breaks for autumn 2016 - Telegraph.
• 25 Best Everyday Carry Backpacks of 2022 - "When it comes to gear of any type, everyday carry or otherwise, the bag category is one of the most ubiquitous. After all, most humans need a means of transporting items from one place to another - be that your mobile technology, school books, food, supplies, or whatever else. And there’s no denying the usefulness of a traditional backpack therein. In fact, backpacks are probably one of the most commonly available pieces of EDC gear, second perhaps only to wallets."
• 25 best places to travel in 2025 - "From bubblegum-coloured lakes in Australia to a solar-powered safari camp in Botswana, these are BBC journalists' top destinations this year."
• 25 best trips for 2020 - "Where will you be expanding your horizons in 2020? If you take National Geographic's advice you'll be seal-watching in Quebec, hiking in Hungary or braving the world's tallest bridge in Guizhou, China."
• 25 gifts travelers will actually want - CNN travel.
• 25 holidays to reboot your life - "From yoga to surfing to pool therapy, Yorkshire to Sardinia to Poland, find yourself on an amazing retreat."
• 25 Most beautiful places to visit in Abu Dhabi - "It's got fast drifting cars and slow drifting deserts. Beautiful beaches and unusual buildings. Camels, castles, culture and waterfront cocktails. So, why haven't more people been to Abu Dhabi? Actually, they have - they maybe just don't know it."
• 25 most clichéd & embarrassing holiday photos - The Telegraph.
• 25 of the best places to visit in the UK - CNN travel.
• 25 of the most beautiful places around the world - CNN travel.
• 25 of the world's most surreal landscapes - The Telegraph.
• 25 places to visit before they disappear - "25 of the world's most endangered places."
• 25 remarkable things you didn't know about Macedonia - The Telegraph.
• 25 Smartest Countries In The World ranked - "Which people have contributed the most to our advancement as a species? Which does best at school, and which has the highest IQ. All important contributing factors when deciding where to visit next, no doubt. Luckily though, Vouchercloud has done the legwork for you and diligently researched and ranked the top 25 countries in the world by intelligence."
• 25 things to do before you die - The Telegraph.
• 25 things Travel guru Rick Steves always packs in his carry-on - "Steves spends four months out of the year traveling Europe for work, and he only brings a carry-on bag. Steves' must-haves include hemp shorts, Bose headphones, Patagonia pants, and bags he designed."
• 25 Travel Experiences You Must Have - "A pair of internationally minded writers, a chef, an architect and a landscape photographer made a list of the most extraordinary adventures a person should seek out. Here are the results."
• 25 world wonders you must see - before it's too late - The Telegraph.
• 26 best luggage tags of 2023, perfect for frequent flyers - "These days, you can walk through the airport and see dozens of pieces of luggage that look similar - or even identical. When it comes to telling your bags apart from other travelers’, a simple luggage tag can play a huge role. The main purpose of luggage tags is to keep your suitcase safe and ensure it makes its way back to you if lost. Luggage tags protect your belongings and help airport staff and everyone else know that your bag is yours."
• 26 magical lost cities that you really can visit - Telegraph.
• 26 reasons why New Zealand is world's best country - The Telegraph.
• 27 Cheapest Places To Travel This Summer 2021 - "As more and more Americans are getting vaccinated, they are traveling in droves. According to the travel app Hopper.com, searches for hotels are up a whopping 130% since the beginning of 2021, and AAA is predicting that the travel volume for the upcoming the Fourth of July holiday could be the second-highest on record. But here’s the rub: Cheap travel and cheap flights are a thing of the past and there aren’t many travel deals out there right now, since high demand comes with high prices."
• 27 fascinating photographs of a London lost to time - The Telegraph.
• 27 of the world's most vertigo-inducing attractions - The Telegraph.
• 27 Products That'll Help You Travel Like A Pro On Your Next Trip - "Remember, it's not about the destination, it's about the journey - so make it as enjoyable as possible. You'll find carry-on rollers, weekender bags, packing cubes, and more practical goods for your next trip!"
• 28 beautiful London interiors you probably didn't know about - The Telegraph.
• 28 of the world's most vertigo-inducing attractions - The Telegraph.
• 28 ways to have a fantastic holiday - without infuriating the locals - "From badly behaved travellers to horrendous carbon emissions, summer holidays aren’t always an unmitigated good. Here is how to travel responsibly and still have a great time."
• 29 Changes In Clothing Fashion That Made Stealing Easier Or Harder - "As Shared By Former Pickpockets And Magicians Online."
• 29 comfort foods people around the world take on their travels - The Telegraph.
• 29 of the Most Beautiful and Colorful Places on Earth - tripplo.
• 29 reasons why Iceland is incredible - The Telegraph.
• 29 reasons why you should visit Iceland this spring - The Telegraph.
• 29 reasons why you should visit Costa Rica - The Telegraph.
• 30 Best Ski-In & Ski-Out Resorts In The World For 2022 - "With the weather starting its slow shift into winter, many people are planning their New Year escapes to the mountains and the best way to avoid the crowds is to stay at a ski-in/ski-out resort. With more time on the slopes and less time in crowded transportation, and long lines, this is the ideal way to spend your vacation. Ski-in/ski-out resorts are usually located adjacent to ski lifts or sometimes directly on the slopes. These properties enable you to access skiing from your hotel and include locations within a short walk or a gondola ride with your skis."
• 30 Most Walkable Cities In The World ranked, According To A New Report - "There’s nothing like walking in a city, absorbing the local culture and stumbling upon hidden gems. So what are the most walkable cities in the world? A new report has the answers."
• 30 of the Best Things to Do in Copenhagen for Food & Design Enthusiasts - "Where to eat and stay, what to explore, and how to shop in Denmark's capital city."
• 30 most idyllic islands on Earth - The Telegraph.
• 30 of Vietnam's most beautiful places - "Thanks in part to its serpentine shape and lengthy coastline, Vietnam is home to wildly diverse landscapes."
• 30 places in Europe you must see before you die - The Telegraph.
• 31 Caribbean islands from best to worst - "Plus where to stay, the best beaches and unmissable bargains (and you'll never guess which comes top): 1. Anguilla - 2. British Virgin Islands - 3. Grenada - 4. St Lucia - 5. Bonaire - 6. St Barths - 7. Barbados - 8. The Bahamas."
• 31 stops, fares from £10,834 and sandwiches courtesy of the co-pilot - "The first flight from Britain to Australia."
• 31 things to do before you die - The Telegraph.
• 32 Chinese dishes every traveler should try - "With one of the world’s most diverse food scenes, China makes it nearly impossible to put together one single list that truly encompasses the 'best' Chinese dishes. But with such a huge variety of flavors on offer, it’s immensely helpful to go into the country with an introductory list of essential eats that will give you a well-rounded culinary experience. Here are some of the can’t-miss dishes."
• 32 Things That'll Help You Make Smart Packing Choices For Your Next Trip - "It's true - the key to a successful trip is packing smarter, not harder."
• 33 Of The World's Greatest Places To Travel - "Here, I’ve got a preview of 33 places from the Time list, which are not ranked in any specific order. I’ve organized them by destination, followed by some of the cruise and train winners."
• 33 Travel Products That Will Get So Many Admiring Looks At The Airport & On The Plane - "Prepare for everyone to 'oooh' and 'ahhhhh' and your magical expanding carry-on suitcase."
• 34 Things That Frequent Travelers Use While Traveling (So Maybe You Should, Too) - "Frequent travelers are experts when it comes to knowing what to pack, so take it from them that these are worth buying before your next trip."
• 35 beautiful cities you must see before you die - The Telegraph.
• 35 Best & Worst Countries To Raise A Family (You Won’t Believe America’s Ranking) - "As if things couldn’t get worse. According to a new study from the travel website Asher & Lyric, the United States is the second worst place in the world to raise a family. The country came in at a shockingly low 34th place out of 35 countries, only beating out crime-ridden Mexico. Topping the list of best places to raise a family were countries like Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland (which was recently named the happiest country in the world for the third year in a row)."
• 35 Carry On Packing Tips - "Save that checked luggage fee to spend on your actual trip."
• 35th READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS 2022 - "The number-one places, hotels, airports, cruise lines, travel fixers and more that Condé Nast Traveller readers rate around the world."
• 36 Best Gifts for Frequent Travelers - "Give the globe-trotter in your life a gift that will appeal to their sense of worldly wonder. These items will make flights, long lines at customs, and hotel stays feel less arduous and more comfortable."
• 36 Hours in Aarhus, Denmark - "This small and scholarly college town is brimming with discoveries, from astounding artwork to cozy restaurants and excellent craft beer." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Abu Dhabi - "Top-notch museums? New branches of the Louvre and Guggenheim are rising from the sands. High-profile events? The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Abu Dhabi Film Festival and Gourmet Abu Dhabi have made their debuts in recent years." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Acadiana, Louisiana: Things to Do and See - " Acadiana is a 14,500-square-mile region in the belly of South Louisiana, a couple of hours drive west of New Orleans." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Amman, Jordan - "Amman is often a pit stop on the way to Petra, but there are enough old and new flavors to keep visitors satisfied for a weekend." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Amsterdam - "With new restaurants and night spots, and the reopening of the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam is in the midst of an exciting renewal." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Anaheim - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Anchorage - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in AsunciÓn, Paraguay - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Asheville, N.C. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Athens - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Atlantic City - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Auckland - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Baden-Baden - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Bali - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Baltimore - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Bangkok - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Barcelona - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Belfast - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Belgrade - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Bend, Ore. (& Environs) - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Bergen - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Berlin - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Biarritz - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Birmingham, Ala - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in BogotÁ, Colombia - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Boise (& Beyond) - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Bordeaux - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Boston - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Boulder, Colorado - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Brooklyn - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Brussels - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Bucharest - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Budapest - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Buenos Aires - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Buffalo - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Burgundy, France - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Calgary, Alberta - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Camden & Rockport, Maine (& Environs) - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Canterbury, England - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Cape Town, South Africa: Things to Do & See - "The spectacular South African city is shedding its Eurocentric identity and emerging as a culturally rich African hub."
• 36 hours in Capri - The Telegraph.
• 36 Hours in Chamonix, France - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Charleston, S.C. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Chattanooga - The New York Times.
• 36 hours in Chiang Mai, Thailand - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Chicago: Things to Do & See - "Cycle miles of urban trails, tour a restored Frank Lloyd Wright masterwork and catch golden hour along Lake Michigan." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Cincinnati - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Cologne, Germany - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Copenhagen - "For decades, Copenhagen has been lauded for its design, its food, its dedication to sustainability, even the general good cheer of its residents. But this year, architecture is the focus after UNESCO named the city the World Capital of Architecture for 2023. What that means for visitors is a yearlong slate of events, exhibitions and tours of the city’s most innovative architectural projects." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in CÓrdoba, Spain - "The winds of innovation are again rustling the orange trees shading the postcard-perfect lanes and plazas in Córdoba, the city in Spain’s southern Andalusia region. Visitors can trace Córdoba’s history from its Roman ruins, to the Moorish architecture left by five centuries of Muslim rule (when the city was one of Europe’s largest, most cosmopolitan capitals), to its later churches and Christian palaces." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Cork, Ireland (& Beyond) - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Cyprus - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Dakar - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Delhi - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Denver - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Detroit - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Dubai - "Dubai is impossible to ignore. As its leaders and property developers proudly trumpet, the city-state along the Persian Gulf has the world’s highest building (the Burj Khalifa), the world’s tallest hotel (JW Marriott Marquis Dubai), the world’s largest artificial island (the Palm Jumeirah) and the world’s biggest mall (Dubai Mall)." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Dubrovnik - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Edinburgh - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Fez, Morocco - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Florence, Italy: Things to Do & See - "Nighttime strolls, lesser-known museums and tiny trattorias reveal a more intimate side of this popular Italian destination." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Galveston, Tex. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Galway, Ireland - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Geneva - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Ghent - "In an often overlooked Flemish city: canals, spires, cobblestone streets and some of Belgium’s best food and design." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Glasgow - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Goa - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Gothenburg, Sweden - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Granada, Spain - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Greenport, N.Y. (& Beyond) - "On the bucolic North Fork of Long Island: oysters, wineries, country roads and water views all over the place." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Hamburg, Germany - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Havana - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Helsinki, Finland - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Hoi An, Vietnam - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Hong Kong - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Honolulu: Things to Do & See - "Explore lush forest trails, midcentury architecture and tropical flavors in Hawaii's multicultural capital."
• 36 Hours in Hyderabad, India - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Indianapolis - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Istanbul, Asian Side - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Istria, Croatia - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Jackson Hole, Wyo. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Jaipur - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Johannesburg - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Kauai, Hawaii - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Kigali, Rwanda - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Kobe, Japan - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Latino New York City - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Lisbon - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Ljubljana, Slovenia - The New York Times.
• 36 hours in London - "To the casual observer, London may present itself as a capital wedded to traditional and, at times, perplexing institutions, particularly over the past year, from the rotating cast of prime ministers to the choreographed schedule of mourning following Queen Elizabeth II’s death. In actuality, London is a complex knot of old and new. It is also an almost insurmountable task to try conquering the city in one weekend." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Los Angeles - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Lugano - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Madrid - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Malta - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Manchester, England - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Manhattan, Below 59th Street - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Marrakesh - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Marseille - THe New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Melbourne - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Memphis - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Mendoza, Argentina - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Mexico City - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Miami & Miami Beach - The New York Times.
• 36 hours in Milan - "Confident and cool, Milan keeps its finest treasures under wraps, tucked away in hidden gardens, down alleyways and in far-flung neighborhoods. Those who dig deep into this sprawling, fast-paced city will be rewarded." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Minneapolis - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Montgomery, Ala - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Montreal - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Mumbai, India - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Nairobi, Kenya - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Nantucket, Mass - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Napa Valley - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Naples, Italy - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Nashville - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Newport, R.I. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Niagara-on-the-Lake - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Nice, France: Things to Do & See - "The French Riviera resort town brims with the unexpected, including a wealth of prehistory, ancient ruins and newer attractions."
• 36 Hours in Oaxaca, Mexico - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Orlando - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Osaka, Japan - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Ottawa - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Outer Cape Cod - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Oxford - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Paris: On the Seine - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Paris, Right Bank - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Parma, Italy - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Perugia, Italy - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Philadelphia - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Portland, Maine - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Prague - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Provence - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Richmond, Virginia - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Rio - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Rio de Janeiro - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Rockaway Beach, Queens - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Rome - The New York Times.
• 36 hours in Rotterdam, The Netherlands - "Art institutions like the Nederlands Fotomuseum and the new Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen have elevated Rotterdam into an essential European cultural stop, while food markets like the massive, futuristic Markthal and the sleek Foodhallen, which both opened over the past decade, add to a dining scene awash in experimental restaurants." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Sacramento - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Salvador, Brazil - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in San Antonio - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in San Diego - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in San Francisco - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in San Juan - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in San SebastiÁn, Spain - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in SÃo Paulo - "São Paulo is a city for city people, where street art, street noise and street food cede, but only occasionally, to high design, high rollers and high-end restaurants." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Santa Barbara County - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Santiago, Chile: Things to Do & See - "Against the arresting backdrop of the Andes, the Chilean capital is alive with music, art and nightlife." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Sapporo, Japan - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Scottsdale - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Seattle - The New York Times.
• 36 hours in Seoul - "South Korea’s capital, Seoul, is basking in the global attention engendered by its wildly popular cultural output. It’s not just K-pop fans flocking here; international art galleries are setting up shop one after another, and this fall, the city hosted Frieze’s first art fair in Asia." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Seville - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Shanghai - The New York Times.
• 36 hours in Singapore - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Sonoma County, Calif. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in St. Andrews, Scotland - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in St. Augustine, Florida - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in St. Barts - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in St. Louis - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in St. Moritz - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in St. Pete Beach, Fla. (& Environs) - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Stockholm - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Sydney, Australia - The New York Times.
• 36 hours in Taipei, Taiwan - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Tbilisi - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in the Cinque Terre, Italy - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in the Cotswolds - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in the Finger Lakes Region of New York - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in the Golden Triangle, Thailand - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Thessaloniki - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Tokyo - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Toronto - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Traverse City, Mich. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Trieste, Italy - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Trinidad - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Tucson - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Valencia, Spain - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Vancouver - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Venice - The Telegraph.
• 36 Hours in Victoria, British Columbia - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Vienna, Austria: Things to Do & See - "The Austrian capital beckons as a wintry escape with ice skating paths, cozy coffeehouses and a Christmas market in a palace." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Washington, D.C. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours in Zurich: Things to Do & See - "Ride a fondue tram, explore art galleries in a converted brewery and toboggan down a mountain in Switzerland's largest city." The New York Times.
• 36 Hours of New York City Pride - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours on Oahu - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours on Shelter Island, N.Y. - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours on the Amalfi Coast - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours on the Beach in Barcelona - The New York Times.
• 36 Hours on the North Fork, Long Island - "There are sustainable seafood restaurateurs, second-career farmers sharing their love of oysters and quahogs, innovative gallerists and pioneering winemakers finally uncorking dreams of their own. At any time of year, you can easily explore the area over a weekend." The New York Times.
• 37 Reasons Why Denmark Will Ruin You For Life - The best and most underrated European country. BuzzFeed.
• 40 amazing facts about Big Ben - The Telegraph.
• 40 fascinating facts about the Eiffel Tower - The Telegraph.
• 40 wise & witty quotes about the French - The Telegraph.
• 45 things we love most about London - The Telegraph.
• 47 incredible hotel pools - The Telegraph.
• 48 hours in Cologne, Germany’s most laid-back city - "Cologne’s unofficial constitution, the Kölsche Grundgesetz, offers aphorisms such as It is what it is and Come on, have a drink!"
• 50 adventures to try in your lifetime - The Telegraph.
• 50 BEST BEACHES IN THE WORLD, 2024 - "Welcome to the 2024 list of The World's 50 Best Beaches. Our 2024 list is a culmination of countless days spent by our judges, Beach Ambassadors and World's 50 Beaches team exploring beaches all over the world. We hope this list provides the inspiration you need to plan your next beach vacation."
• 50 coolest neighbourhoods in the world - "With the help of local Time Out editors and experts, we reveal the 50 neighbourhoods you have to visit right now."
• 50 greatest long weekends - The Telegraph.
• 50 of the best cycling holidays - The Telegraph.
• 50 Reasons to Love the World in 2021 - "BBC Travel celebrates 50 Reasons to Love the World in 2021, through the inspiration of well-known voices as well as unsung heroes in local communities around the globe."
• 50 Ways To Travel The World Without Leaving Home - "Now is the time to research different destinations, learn about interesting cultures and languages, and map out your future plans. Remind yourself why you love traveling in the first place. Is it the food, the art, the different weather, the sense of adventure, or the unknown? The good news: there are many ways to travel the globe without ever leaving home - here are 50 to get you started."
• 52 amazing holidays to take in 2018 - "One for every week of the year."
• 52 Places to Go in 2014 - International New York Times.
• 52 Places to Go in 2016 - The New York Times.
• 52 Places to Go in 2017 - The New York Times.
• 52 places to go in 2018 - The New York Times.
• 52 places to go in 2019 - "A starter kit for escaping into the world."
• 52 Places: New Ways to Get There - The New York Times.
• 52 places to go in 2020 - "We picked destinations to inspire you, delight you and motivate you to explore the world." The New York Times.
• 52 Places to Go in 2023 - "Travel’s rebound has revealed the depth of our drive to explore the world. Why do we travel? For food, culture, adventure, natural beauty? This year’s list has all those elements, and more." The New York Times.
• 52 Places to Go in 2025 - "Where will the new year take you? Kick-start your travel plans by selecting favorites from our annual list."
• 53 free things to do around the world - The Telegraph.
• 59-day Train Journey Passes Through 12 Countries & Includes Rides on 7 Iconic Luxury Locomotives in the World - "A luxury train journey that takes travelers through four continents and 12 countries is back, and accepting reservations for 2025. This Railbookers itinerary is the train trip to end all train trips."
• 59 fascinating things you didn't know about Russia - The Telegraph.
• 64 things you can't do in Magaluf, Spain this summer - Daily Mail.
• 77 Tips for Travelling with Children - Your RV Lifestyle.
• 88 of the best holiday destinations for 2025: a month-by-month guide - "From cruising through India in January to an unspoilt Indian Ocean island stay in December, this calendar of new trips will make travel planning for all budgets a breeze."
• 90% of Travelers Say This Is the Worst Thing You Can Do on an Airplane - TIME Magazine.
• 100 best places on Earth for 2020 - CNN travel.
• 100 Best Places to Stay in the UK for 2025 - "Scottish castles, revamped Welsh inns and coastal bolt holes in North Yorkshire - this year’s list is a celebration of excellence from stalwarts that have upped their game to newbies making waves."
• 100 Best things to do Hawaii - Your RV Lifestyle.
• 100 Best Things to do in Morocco - Jen Reviews.
• 100 fun facts about Rio de Janeiro - The Telegraph.
• 100 Miles, 10 Days, Three Countries and a Lot of Cheese - The New York Times.
• 300-room castle from TV show listed on Airbnb - "The real-life 'Downton Abbey' is being listed on Airbnb."
• 500 Years of Jewish Life in Venice - The New York Times.
• 900km Amazon highway that's dividing a nation - "The BR-319 is famed as one of South America's most challenging drives, but those who attempt it are rewarded with an unfiltered experience of the Amazon that few get to see."
• 1000 Places to See Before You Die
• 1000 Things New York - Things to do in New York.
• 1,000 Years of Art at the Edge of the Gobi Desert - The New York Times.
• 2015 The best new travel experiences - Lonely Planet.
• 2015 top travel trends revealed at wtm - Euromonitor International.
• 2017 Quality of Living Ranking - Mercer.
• 2018 Best Countries report - U.S. News & World Report.
• 2018: 20 of the best adventure travel challenges - The Guardian.
• 2018: Where to go on holiday - the hotlist - The Guardian.
• 2018 world's most powerful passports - The Telegraph.
 
• 2019 In Tourism: The Year Europe Began Closing Its Doors - "When we look back on 2019 in years to come, it will be the year we remember when European cities started to limit the number of visitors arriving on its docks and runways. It was certainly a major talking point in many City Halls across Europe; how to balance the needs of a city and its residents, without losing its prosperity."
• 2019 WORLD’S SAFEST & lowest ranked AIRLINES NAMED - "Qantas has been nominated the world’s safest airline for 2019 by AirlineRatings.com, the world’s only safety, and product rating website."
• 2019's most expensive cities for business travel - CNN travel.
• 2,000 People Are Stranded on a U.S. Cruise Ship After 4 Countries Reject Entry Over Coronavirus Fears - "Roughly 2,000 passengers and crew aboard the Holland America Line Westerdam are stranded on the open seas. Fears of the novel coronavirus (now officially known as COVID-19) has prompted four different nations and the U.S. territory of Guam to deny them entry despite no one on board being diagnosed with the illness that has caused global panic."
• 2,000-year-old city where the language of Jesus is still spoken - "Mardin: Turkey's ancient treasure trove."
• 2020 best countries - Rankings, News, Country Profiles - "Best Countries is a rankings, news and analysis project created to capture how countries are perceived on a global scale. The rankings evaluate 73 countries across 24 rankings drawn from a survey of more than 20,000 global citizens, measuring 75 dimensions that have the potential to drive trade, travel and investment and directly affect national economies."
• 2020 List Of The World’s Best Cruises Is Out Now - "U.S. News & World Report has released its annual list of the world’s best cruises. The report evaluated 176 ships in 17 of the top cruise lines to determine the rankings in six categories including best cruise lines for the money and best luxury cruise lines."
• 2020 National Geographic's 25 best trips - "Where will you be expanding your horizons in 2020? If you take National Geographic's advice you'll be seal-watching in Quebec, hiking in Hungary or braving the world's tallest bridge in Guizhou, China."
• 2023 BBC Travel's favourite stories - "Of the hundreds of stories BBC Travel ran this year, these are the ones we can't stop talking about."
• 2023 in pictures: Striking photos from around the world - "A selection of the most powerful pictures taken by news-agency photographers around the world this year."
• 2023: Is this the summer of bad tourists? - "From vandalising ancient sites to disrespecting local culture, we're increasingly aware of travellers misbehaving - and this could ultimately be a good thing."
• 2023 world’s top city destinations revealed - "Paris has once again been named the world’s most attractive city destination, according to an annual report by global market research company Euromonitor International."
• 2024: 15 Safest Countries To Travel, Ranked In A New Report - "Searching for the safest places to travel? An annual report ranks the safest countries—with Iceland coming out on top. Again, the United States didn’t make the cut."
• 2024: world's 20 most beautiful countries are named - "One of the best things about the advent of the aircraft has been the opportunities it is has given people to travel around the world in just a matter of hours."
• 2025: Best Places to Go in Europe - "For barely trodden islands, historic villages, and storied wine trails. From new hotel openings in Marseille to celebrations of musical legends in Vienna, and Geneva taking center stage in the global sporting arena."
• 2025: The best places to visit - "CNN Travel’s belief is that every place has reasons that make it worth visiting. However, our staff has curated this list of 25 destinations we think are particularly worth visiting in 2025."
• 6,000 Miles North of Hawaii - The New York Times.
• $32,000-a-night suite on the world's most expensive train to find out if it was worth it - "The Grand Suite on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express costs upwards of $32,000 a night from Paris to Venice for a single occupancy."
• $33,000-a-night private island where you can swim with sharks - "How a $33,000-a-night private island inspired by the Kennedys became a beacon for sustainable tourism."
• $42,000 way to experience Florence's Accademia art museum - CNN travel.
• $120,000 way to sail the world by living on a cruise ship for a year - "Spending $120,000 for a vacation sure does sound expensive. However, if it means you get to sail the world for a year with no land-bound expenses and you get free laundry and a balcony view of the world’s oceans, it starts to sound more alluring. Virgin Voyages is the latest cruise line to offer the chance to turn your relocation into a sea-location, with its new all-you-can-sail annual pass."
• A $1,000 Day in Moscow for $100 - The New York Times.
• A $1,000 Day in New York City for $100 - The New York Times.
• A $1,000 Day in Paris for $100 - The New York Times.
• A $1,000 Day in San Francisco for $100 - The New York Times.
• A $1,000 Day in Tokyo for $100 - The New York Times.
• A bridge across the Americas - "Panama: How a country of chaos became a bridge across the Americas."
• A Carefree Getaway Just Off the Persian Gulf - The New York Times.
• A Comprehensive Guide to Taking Your Smartphone Abroad for Cheap - "For $15 to $40, you can easily bring your phone to a foreign country and enjoy access to apps, maps and the web. But it takes a lot of steps, hence this travel guide."
• A day trip to New York - is it worth the madness? - The Telegraph.
• A glimpse of daily life in Pyongyang - in pictures - "North Korea’s capital is a carefully managed showcase for its dictatorship. Closely chaperoned, the Observer’s international affairs correspondent captured what she could of the city’s activity."
• A global first links 13 of Scotland’s Unesco cities and sites in a digital trail - "From Edinburgh to St Kilda, destinations in Scotland are being promoted as part of a sustainable tourism drive timed for COP26."
• A Grand Tour of Switzerland, Reluctant Son in Tow - The New York Times.
• A helicopter app for the wealthy plans to tackle Mumbai's traffic - "A helicopter app for the wealthy has picked India's financial capital Mumbai as its first city outside the United States."
• A Journey Into Greece’s Land of a Thousand Stories - "One writer chronicles his voyage to the island of Ithaca, where Odysseus was once reputedly king."
• A journey through France's last Atlantic colony - The Telegraph.
• A Journey to Colombia’s Coffee Belt - The New York Times.
• A local’s guide to Berne, Switzerland: 10 top tips - "It is one of Europe’s smallest capitals but punches above its weight when it comes to world-class galleries, unbeatable urban swimming and, of course, chocolate."
• A local’s guide to Jamaica: 10 top tips - "The Caribbean’s third-largest island is rich in history and natural highs, from Noël Coward’s clifftop hideaway to ganja (now legal), coffee and vegan Rasta food."
• A local’s guide to Rennes, France: Brittany’s medieval but vibrant capital - "Chef Arnaud Guilloux leads the way to the best street food, galleries, music haunts."
• A local’s guide to Sydney - The Guardian.
• A local’s guide to Verona: 10 top tips - "This most romantic of Italian cities offers more than just Juliet’s famous balcony. Wine and olive oil producer Giovanni Éderle spreads the love."
• A local’s guide to Vienna: 10 top tips - "With such a rich cultural and historical heritage, the Austrian capital is a wonder to wander but don’t overlook its diverse neighbourhoods, cuisine and bars."
• A 'luxury resort' from 1,500 years ago - "Sigiriya: Sri Lanka's ancient water gardens. A complex masterpiece of irrigation engineering design, Sigiriya's artfully designed water gardens required structural planning way ahead of its time."
• A meat-free Turin? Is Italy’s first 'vegetarian city' a recipe for disaster? - The Guardian.
• A nature lover’s guide to Germany - "Germany is on the green list in more ways than one: from Baltic coastline to the Alps, it has plenty to offer those who like to spend their holidays outdoors."
• A New Way to Talk About Heat - "Record-breaking temperatures are pushing experts and public health officials to come up with a new vocabulary to warn the public about extreme heat."
• A one-week holiday here will cost you more than $1 million - news.com.au.
• A paradise for walkers: Germany is home to more than 150 long-distance hiking trails - "An impressive network of trails, nearly all accessible by public transport, makes it easy to plan your own adventure in the Bundesrepublik."
• A paradise island with hardly any tourists - "No cars, few people: Brazil's Ilha do Cardoso is a true escape."
• A Perfume Devotee in the Land of French Fragrance - The New York Times.
• A preparation & safety awareness guide for travellers - PostCard Travel.
• A selection of must-visit attractions in England - The Telegraph.
• A Sherpa’s guide to climbing Everest - "Everest through the eyes of a Sherpa: 'Climbers need to wake up’."
• A Shortcut to Packing Your Suitcase the Right Way - "Packing may seem simple, but it is a science with rules that travelers often learn the hard way over thousands of miles on the road. Doing it strategically can be the difference between a harried vacation with countless detours to local drugstores and a streamlined one with everything you need at your fingertips. Here’s our shortcut to packing the right way: how to find the best suitcase, minimize your load, pack what you need on a beach trip or a business trip and cut down on wrinkles."
• A Solo Traveler’s Guide to Meeting People - The New York Times.
• A solution for working parents who want to travel - "The Travelling Village is an ambitious new experiment uniting 19 digital nomad families for a four-month co-living and co-travelling journey across the world."
• A Sustainable Safari: Discover Africa’s 10 Top Eco-Friendly Lodges - "Luxury and amazing wildlife adventures don’t have to come at the expense of sustainability. An increasing number of African lodges has started to prioritize earth-friendly practices as much as they do show-stopping safaris. Here are some of Africa’s best sustainable lodges."
• A Traveler’s Guide to Customs: When to Shake Hands, Hug or Kiss - The New York Times.
• A Traveler’s Guide to Taking a Smartphone Abroad - The New York Times.
• ‘A united nations of crime’: how Marbella became a magnet for gangsters - "The new international crime organisations have made Marbella their centre of operations. And as violence rises, the police lag far behind."
• A whirl through Vienna's modernist era, 100 years on - The Guardian.
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• AAirpass - a membership-based discount program offered by American Airlines to frequent flyers launched in 1981. The program is best known for a previous offering of unlimited travel on American Airlines and unlimited access to Admirals Club locations. Pass holders were offered terms of five years or lifetime. Today the program no longer offers lifetime or unlimited travel focusing instead on pre-paid fares at a discounted, fixed price for frequent travelers. A minimum commitment of $10,000 per traveler, per year is required. Existing unlimited AAirpasses remain valid.
• Abandoned sacred places around the world - CNN travel.
• ABU DHABI - Abu Dhabi city, beaches and holidays reviewed.
• Abu Dhabi's unusual architecture delivers surprises - "From its Bedouin past as a modest fishing and pearl diving port to the discovery and production of oil, Abu Dhabi has risen from the sands along the Arabian Gulf to become one of the world's wealthiest cities."
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• ACQUA DI PARMA Travel Kit - since 1916. "The excellence of Italian craftsmanship." An elegant travel kit comprising an inflatable neck pillow and sleeping mask, enclosed in a luxurious leather case. Essential to relax and travel in complete comfort by air or train. Available in yellow or black.
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• Addalock Portable Door Lock - since 2021. "The Original Portable Door Lock, Travel Lock, AirBNB Lock, School Lockdown Lock." The Addalock is a portable door lock that can be easily installed and removed in seconds on almost any hinged door that opens inwards giving you added privacy once you are locked behind it. Addalock can be installed on the front door or any other doors of your home where you require that additional privacy. The Addalock is an ideal travel lock that you can use on your hotel/motel or rental unit and ideal for students away at college. The Addalock is made from chrome plated carbon steel and together with its unique shape makes it adjustable to almost any door thickness. Each Addalock comes with a travel pouch. The Addalock became TikTok famous last year as an easy-to-use and inexpensive gadget for travel safety, especially for solo female travelers. For $17.95 a pop, it's a no-brainer.
• adventurous kate - "The Solo Female Travel Blog."
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• AeroPress Coffee Maker - since 2005. "New Go Plus Complete Travel Coffee System." Brew, enjoy and repack into tumbler for delicious coffee anywhere you go!
• AeroPress Just Got Even Better at Making Coffee on the Road - "The World’s Best Portable Coffee Maker Just Got Even More Travel-Friendly. If coffee lovers don’t already own an AeroPress for brewing coffee on the road, the company’s latest release may finally sway them."
• AeroPress Review: Is This the Best Travel Coffee Maker? - "After years of use, we still love the AeroPress for its quality brews, portability, and ease of use. It boasts almost 20,000 five-star Amazon reviews, and the pickiest of coffee aficionados rarely have a sour word to say about this savvy product. But is it worth the hype?"
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• Aesop - Jet Set Kit: Four in-flight essentials for hair and body.
• Africa's highest peak gets fast internet - "Climbers ascending Mount Kilimanjaro can now document their ascents in real-time on Instagram, following a recent move by Tanzanian authorities to install high-speed internet around the mountain's slopes."
• After the deluge: A tourist visits flood-hit Venice - CNN travel.
• A.I. May Book Your Next Trip (With a Human Assist) - The New York Times.
• AIR CHARTER GUIDE - the air charter industry's leading online information source.
• Air France Reminds Travelers What Their Flight Could Be Like - The New York Times.
• Air travel is harming the planet. Here's how to fly greener - "From alternative fuels to rationing trips: A guide to more sustainable flying."
• AIRBNB - "Travel like a human." Called the "Ebay for space" by Time Magazine. Rent nightly from real people in 2555 cities in 112 countries. A new way to travel: vacation rentals, private rooms, sublets by the night.
• AIRCRUISE - a clipper in the clouds (2015?).
• AIRFAREWATCHDOG - since 2009. "Cheap Flights, Airline Tickets & Deals." Airfare deals & money-saving tips from our airfare experts. Get Lowest Fares and Top Hotel Picks.
• Airline tweets about where passengers are least likely to die in a crash - "Generally, regarding broad sections of the plane, 'the analysis found that the seats in the back third of the aircraft had a 32% fatality rate, compared with 39% in the middle third and 38% in the front third,' the magazine said."
• Airlines could soon shrink the size of luggage you’re allowed to carry on - The Washington Post.
• Airlines hate 'hidden city ticketing,' but it's still one of the best ways to save a ton on your flights — if you know how to do it - Business Insider.
• airlines that have never had a single plane crash - The Telegraph.
• Airlines to Address Carry-On Bag Dilemma - IATA.
• Airlines with the best Wi-Fi and inflight tech - "Plush seats and gourmet meals are all very well, but when it comes to jetting around the world, many of us have just three questions: Is there Wi-Fi? Where can I plug this in? And what movies have you got?"
• Airport robot carries your bag, finds your gate & waves goodbye - CNN travel.
• Albania: Beaches, mountains, ancient towns & low prices? Albania has it all - "Depsite its dark 20th-century past, the country is now a traveller’s paradise of amazing landscapes, coast and historic cities."
• Albania: This country’s Cold War paranoia left it riddled with bunkers. Now they’re coming back to life - "Walk by the home of Albania’s former communist dictator Enver Hoxha in central Tirana and you may not even know it. There is no sign to mark its historical significance. Hoxha's Cold War paranoia led to the construction of hundreds of thousands of bunkers across the country."
• Alcohol on long-haul flights: How many refills is it reasonable to ask for? - The Telegraph.
• Aldabra Atoll - "The atoll is comprised of four large coral islands which enclose a shallow lagoon; the group of islands is itself surrounded by a coral reef. Due to difficulties of access and the atoll's isolation, Aldabra has been protected from human influence and thus retains some 152,000 giant tortoises, the world's largest population of this reptile."
• Alderney: This quiet British island was once the site of Nazi atrocities. A new inquiry reveals its truths - "Alderney, a quiet British island in the English Channel known for its outstanding natural beauty, was once the site of the only Nazi camps on British soil – and a hell on Earth for its thousands of inmates."
• ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORT - holiday resort that includes a minimum of three meals daily, soft drinks, most alcoholic drinks, gratuities, and possibly other services in the price.
• All the Things You're Doing Wrong When You Travel, According to Anthony Bourdain - TIME Magazine.
• All these cities are sinking - "Indonesia's capital city isn't the only one sinking."
• Almost Every Doctor Recommends Sunscreen. So Why Don't We Know More About Its Safety? - TIME Magazine.
• ALNWICK CASTLE - "Where History Lives." Alnwick Castle has been used as a setting in many films and television series, e.g. Harry Potter.
• Amazing cities you're not supposed to visit - The Telegraph.
• Amazing maps that will change the way you see the world - The Telegraph.
• Amazing places with almost no tourists - "Why you should go to the world's least-visited countries."
• America's 20 best views - The Telegraph.
• AMERICAN ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY SCIENCES - an establishment of reviewers specializing in the reviewing of hotels, resorts, spas, airlines, cruise lines, automobiles, products, restaurants and chefs. The most known aspect of the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences is the International Star Diamond Award. The award is the most prestigious award of true excellence in hospitality, gastronomy, attitude, quality, cleanliness and above all service.
• American expats: Considering moving out of the US in 2025? These are the best countries for American expats - "One helpful resource is the annual Expat Insider survey by InterNations, an expat community with more than 5.4 million members. The survey, which has been running for more than a decade, reflects input from more than 12,500 expats representing 175 nationalities in 174 countries or territories."
• American families are leaving the US for Europe - "The turmoil of the past few years has made a lot of people rethink their priorities and decide to start their lives afresh."
• American tourists are outraged at the tap water situation in Europe. What’s really going on? - "Americans on TikTok are outraged about European tap water. Here’s what’s really going on."
• American travel to Cuba is leading to shortages in food, gas & hotel rooms - The New York Times.
• Amsterdam asks 'wild' young male British tourists to 'stay away' - "The Netherlands’ capital’s new online campaign to tackle nuisance tourism launched this week and targets visitors between the ages of 18 and 35, the city’s local authority announced in a news release on Tuesday. One video shows a drunk young man being arrested. The accompanying text says: 'Coming to Amsterdam for a messy night + getting trashed = €140 fine + criminal record = fewer prospects.' It adds: 'So coming to Amsterdam for a messy night? Stay away.' Another video shows an unconscious person being rushed to the hospital in an ambulance, with text that reads: 'Coming to Amsterdam to take drugs + lose control = hospital trip + permanent health damage = worried family.' It continues: 'So coming for drugs to Amsterdam? Stay away.'"
• Amsterdam bans construction of new hotels as a way to fight overtourism - "A new hotel in Amsterdam can only be built if another hotel closes, if the number of sleeping places doesn’t increase, and if the new hotel will be better – for example, more sustainable."
• Amsterdam has been collapsing for years. Now it's paying the price - "Cracks and sinkholes are appearing alongside the waterways of Amsterdam."
• Amsterdam: How to spend a weekend in Amsterdam - "Former Formula 1 and IndyCar driver Robert Doornbos has called Amsterdam home since 2018. This is the Dutch speedster's guide to enjoying the Dutch capital, during F1 and beyond."
• Amsterdam raises tourist tax to the 'highest in Europe' - CNN travel.
• Amsterdam Revisited Amid a Sea of Changes - The New York Times.
• Amsterdam: The European capital fighting bad tourists - "The Dutch capital is only home to about 800,000 people but draws up to 20 million tourists a year. Now, new policies are encouraging sustainable tourism to everyone."
• Amsterdam to Paris in 90 minutes? Dutch tout hyperloop as future of travel - "North Holland thinks unproven 600mph magnetic hovertrain could help replace air travel."
• Amsterdam's red-light district - "What it's like to live in Amsterdam's red-light district."
• An America you've never heard about - "Beyond the 50 states: Exploring America's empire."
• An Ancient Corner of Italy Finds the World on Its Doorstep - "The southern region of Basilicata, its people poor and its food and history rich, has been named Europe’s Capital of Culture for 2019."
• An escape to Canouan Island's Pink Sands Club, now a Donald Trump-free zone - The Telegraph.
• An Idiot Abroad - (2010-2012). British travel documentary television series broadcast on Sky1, as well as a series of companion books published by Canongate Books, created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant and starring Karl Pilkington. The ongoing theme of both the television series and the books is that Pilkington has no interest in global travel, so Merchant and Gervais make him travel while they stay in the United Kingdom and monitor his progress.
• An Informed Traveler Is a Safer Traveler - The New York Times.
• An Insider’s Guide To Brussels - "Brussels is synonymous with the bustling Grand-Place, but there’s much to explore beyond one of Europe’s largest and most picturesque squares. The city boasts more than 2,000 restaurants, 500 art nouveau buildings (the architectural style began here), 200 hotels, 100 museums and, of course, 65 chocolatiers."
• An untouched corner of paradise - "Masoala peninsula: Madagascar's last untouched rainforest."
• &Beyond - since 1991. "Luxury African Safaris and South America and South Asia Tours." One of the world’s leading luxury experiential travel companies, designing personalised luxury safaris in 15 African countries, as well as arranging bespoke tours in India, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Chile and Argentina. The company also owns and operates 35 extraordinary lodges and camps in Africa and India.
• analysis of everyday expat life in more than 60 countries - InterNations.
• Ancient land of castles & high kings - "Best castle stays in Ireland: Where to live like royalty."
• Andy Warhol’s New York - NYC The Official Guide.
• Angkor Wat alternative - "Exploring Cambodia’s forgotten ruins."
• AngloINFO French Riviera - "The global expat network." Everything you need for life on the Côte d’Azur - local information you can trust. There are many reasons why people move away from their home country: career opportunities, temporary expat job assignments, study, retirement, an improved quality of life, family commitments, second-home ownership or permanent emigration. Whatever the reason for moving, life in a new place can be unusual, complicated or just difficult. Whether you have been living abroad for ten years or you are just thinking about moving, AngloINFO is here to give you dependable support - whenever and wherever you need it.
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• Anker 40W 4-Port USB Wall Charger with Foldable Plug - PowerPort 4 for iPhone Xs/XS Max/XR/X/8/7/6/Plus, iPad Pro/Air 2/Mini 4/3, Galaxy/Note/Edge, LG, Nexus, HTC, and More. Media's Choice: Recommended by the Wall Street Journal, which remarked that "PowerPort 4 was a godsend."
• Antalya: The bohemian paradise that became a magnet for superyachts - "Antalya is a city bathed in sunlight and baked in history. Standing on Turkey’s beautiful Turquoise Coast, it is the hidden jewel of the Mediterranean. A place where luxury hotels, vast beaches, striking ruins and quiet villages create something that’s truly unique. The city is the largest on this stretch of Turkey’s southern coastline. Dating back to 150 BCE it was settled by the Greeks, ruled by the Romans and expanded by the Ottomans. Today it is the heart of Turkish tourism, with thousands coming to relax by the water and explore the riches that lie along the coast and just inland."
• Anthony Bourdain | Parts Unknown - since 2012. "Join Anthony Bourdain as he travels the globe to uncover little-known destinations and diverse cultures."
• Anthony Bourdain's last interview: Trump, Weinstein & travel - The Guardian.
• Antigua: Central America's most charming city - CNN travel.
• Antwerp should be your next city break - The Telegraph.
• app tells you what's outside the plane window - The Telegraph.
• Apple explains how the new MacBook Air was designed for travel - "Earlier this month, the company unveiled a new MacBook Air that packs a slew of upgrades, all designed to woo users - especially travelers - to upgrade to this laptop."
• Apple Maps: iOS 18: How to Create a Route in Maps for Your Next Hike, Walk or Run - "Now you can stay on track no matter where you go. Make a custom route on Apple Maps on iPhone: 1. Open Maps. 2. Long press where you want to start your route to drop a pin. 3. Tap More. 4. Tap Create a Custom Route."
• Apple Maps vs. Google Maps: Which Is Better? - "Based on anecdotal reports, Apple Maps is increasingly recommended by users for its cleaner view versus the more cluttered design of Google Maps."
• Apple Watch: A Test Run for Travelers - The New York Times.
• Apps Soothe the Packing-Averse Traveler - The New York Times.
• APPS that WILL KEEP YOU FROM GETTING LOST IN THE OUTDOORS - Wired.
• Arabian nights: What to do in Abu Dhabi after dark - CNN travel.
• Architectural photos of 1970s Dubai show the birth of the modern city - "Dubai's skyline is adorned with record-breaking buildings. From the world's tallest building - the 828-meter-tall (2,716-foot) Burj Khakifa - to the world's tallest hotel - the 356-meter-tall (1,168-foot) Gevora Hotel - ambitious architectural projects populate the city. These buildings are designed to give Dubai a reputation for architectural splendor, part of the city's pursuit of international recognition - currently exemplified by the World Expo it's hosting for the next five months. However, Dubai's desire for attention is not new. The desert city set out on its quest to become a place of architectural eye candy in the mid 1970s, when construction began on Dubai World Trade Centre, according to architect Todd Reisz, author of 'Showpiece City: How architecture made Dubai'."
• Are luggage-free trips the future? - "With sustainably minded destinations and progressive tour operators advising passengers to pack less, are travellers being primed for an ultralight future?"
• Are Nordic countries as happy as we think? - BBC News.
• Are parts of India becoming too hot for humans? - "Intense heat waves have killed more than 100 people in India this summer and are predicted to worsen in coming years, creating a possible humanitarian crisis as large parts of the country potentially become too hot to be inhabitable."
• Are these the world's best budget airlines? - The Telegraph.
• Are these the world's most dangerous roads? - The Telegraph.
• Are we witnessing the beginning of the end for free hand luggage? - The Telegraph.
• Are you well travelled? - "If you've visited one of these countries, you're doing ok."
• Around the world by budget airline: 10 flights, £1,653 - here's how to do it - The Telegraph.
• Around the world in 245 days - at just £67k for cruise of a lifetime - "You’ll get to visit six continents and 51 countries (if you don’t mind ballooning your carbon footprint)."
• As Lonely Planet closes its offices, a look back at the brand's early days - "Plenty of whiskey, few backpackers: The wild story behind Lonely Planet's first Thailand guidebook."
• ASCEND - the world’s leading provider of specialist information and consultancy services to the global air transport industry.
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• Asceno - women's silk eye masks.
• Asia's hottest new resort - "Luang Prabang's newest luxury resort is a design fan's dream stay."
• Asian capital you've never heard of - "Putrajaya: The capital city you've never heard of. Located in the shadow of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's 'other' capital is one of the world's greenest cities."
• Aspen Has 153 New Acres of Terrain. Cue the Champagne - "This Colorado enclave draws both die-hard snow lovers and those who don't even dream of skiing, be they museum-goers, gourmands or influencers."
• Atoll - sometimes called a coral atoll, is a ring-shaped coral reef including a coral rim that encircles a lagoon partially or completely.
• 'Attract less attention' Shopping bag 'hack' to beat hand luggage rules - "Hand luggage rules can be a headache to navigate, however, one expert has a 'cheeky' hack which he says could help you sneak more onboard without attracting too much 'attention'. If you have a few addition items you can't fit into your bag, 'it's a bit cheeky' you can try and carry them through the airport in a shopping bag."
• Austria offers free rail travel for a year - if you get a tattoo - "You’ve probably heard the adage that 'there are no bad ideas.' But that was before Austria’s climate minister endorsed a campaign to give people a year’s free public transport if they got the rail card logo tattooed on their body."
• Aviation expert’s guide to surviving a plane crash could end up saving your life - The Sun.
• Avoid cruises even if vaccinated, CDC tells Americans - "It has elevated its travel warning for cruise ships from level three to four - the agency's highest. The CDC is currently monitoring over 90 cruise ships for Covid-19."
• Azores: Nine island gems with a volcanic past & a magical present - "Traveling to a paradise on Earth doesn't necessarily require a long, arduous or perilous journey."

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• Backpacking is a rite of passage for many travelers. Covid could end it forever - "Backpacking trips have been something of a rite of passage for young people for almost 70 years. Whether you're setting off around the world, or exploring a particular region, country, or city, taking off with a few belongings and moving from destination to destination remains a hugely attractive prospect for those searching for fun and adventure."
• Baggage handler explains why suitcases with ribbons 'don't make it on flights' - "They said: 'Ribbons people tie onto their suitcases to help identify them can cause issues with the bag being scanned in the baggage hall. If the bag can't be scanned automatically it can end up in manual processing, which could mean your bag doesn't make it to the flight.'"
• Bali cracks down on damaged passports - "Indonesia is cracking down on this passport rule with one man reportedly stopped from travelling to Bali from Perth on Christmas Day."
• Bali influencer backlash intensifies as island cracks down on problem tourists - "Locals on the Indonesian island have been enraged by behaviour that includes visitors driving motorbikes dangerously and posing nude at sacred sites."
• Bali: No Wi-Fi, no electricity: Every year, one of the world’s most popular islands falls silent for 24 hours - "Bali, Indonesia is one of the world’s most popular vacation destinations. The streets tingle with the whizz of motorbikes and the happy buzz of music pouring out of local cafes. But one day a year, the entire island falls silent. This is Nyepi, Balinese New Year."
• Bali set to impose US$10 levy on foreign tourists to help save the environment - The Straits Times.
• Bali's 14 best beaches - "Bali's reputation for offering a total escape continues to draw international visitors to the gorgeous destination in droves."
• Baltic capital has 700 Art Nouveau buildings (more than Paris or Barcelona) - "Riga’s Art Nouveau facades glow golden in the Baltic sunset, showcasing the world’s richest collection of this ornate architectural style. While Paris and Barcelona flaunt their Art Nouveau treasures, Latvia’s capital quietly houses over 700 such buildings - the highest concentration on Earth."
• Banff: The most magical winter destination in the world - CNN travel.
• Bangkok's terrifying new attraction - "Terrifying glass floor opens atop Thailand's tallest completed building."
• Bansko: Bulgaria's unlikely new digital nomad hub - "Digital nomads are choosing Bansko. Set scenically at the base of the Pirin Mountains, Bansko has quietly emerged as one of the world's newest remote working hubs in recent years."
• Barcelona without the tourists: ‘We've reclaimed our city but inherited a ghost town’ - "Last year Barcelona received 30 million visitors - now there are none. Emerging from Europe’s strictest coronavirus lockdown, how do its tourist-weary residents feel about getting their city back?"
• Basic tips for ultralight backpacking - Under the Open Sky.
• Bateaux Mouches - since 1949. Open excursion boats that provide visitors to Paris, France, with a view of the city from along the river Seine. They also operate on Parisian canals such as Canal Saint-Martin which is partially subterranean.
• BAZAAR TURKEY - "Groups and Individual tours all over the Turkey."
• Be a better tourist! 28 ways to have a fantastic holiday - without infuriating the locals - "From badly behaved travellers to horrendous carbon emissions, summer holidays aren’t always an unmitigated good. Here is how to travel responsibly and still have a great time."
• Beaches are going 'business class' this summer - "You might need a reservation for the beach this summer."
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• Bear Grylls Basic Survival Kit - "Lifesaving in an emergency."
• Beat the crowds & the heat by traveling in the fall - "Summer is nice, but fall is better - for travel. If you can wait until the season winds down, the rewards can be significant - both in terms of savings and experience. And after the summer the world has had - with record heat, uncomfortably warm ocean water, devastating wildfires, epic crowds and high prices - the relative calm of traveling in September and October will be right on time for many travelers."
• ‘Beautiful buildings wherever you look’: Germany’s best towns & villages, by readers - "Monastery brews, medieval squares and castles loom large among our readers’ picks from Bavaria to the North Sea."
• beautiful Italian island you've probably never heard of - The Telegraph.
• Beautiful villages: Italy's incredible ghost towns - The Telegraph.
• Bedbugs are a nasty nuisance. Here’s how to avoid bringing them home from your travels - "A big thing to avoid: Don’t place your suitcase on the floor in the corner. That’s the best chance of bringing bedbugs home, Potter said. Put it instead on an elevated surface such as the top of a dresser or a luggage rack. If there are two beds in a room, Potter does not put his suitcase on the other bed."
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• Bellroy Travel Wallet - men's. "Slim Your Wallet."
• Berlin: The city where anything goes - CNN travel.
• BERLINER UNTERWELTEN - guided tours. Society for exploration and documentation of subterranean architecture in Berlin.
• BERLITZ - since 1878. "Learn a language. Open your world." Get the language skills, cultural understanding and confidence to open up your world with Berlitz USA.
• Bermuda Triangle mystery finally been solved? - The Telegraph.
• Best & worst passports to hold in 2020 - "Henley Index: Japan tops 2020 list of world's most powerful passports."
• Best & Worst Places for Retirement - The New York Times.
• best & worst places to get injured on a backpacker trip - Bought By Many.
• best & worst in-flight meals, by the man who’s eaten them all - The Telegraph.
• Best cabin bags, suitcases & overnight backpacks for travel in 2023 - "Whether for buisness or pleasure, choose one of these and you’ll pack like a pro."
• Best Carry-On Luggage - The Wirecutter.
• best cars to drive in the Hamptons - The Telegraph.
• BEST CITIES FOR SINGLES 2009 - Forbes.
• Best Cities To Live In For A Healthy & Happy Life 2022 - "A recent study out of the United Kingdom has confirmed the impact of five major lifestyle factors - including smoking, physical activity, alcohol intake, body weight, and diet - can have on a healthy and happy life and exactly where on earth it’s the easiest to achieve a happy lifestyle that helps increase life expectancy and decrease chronic illness. The study analyzed 44 global cities across 10 metrics ranging, from sunshine hours to the average cost of a gym membership. Here, the top cities that have been ranked the highest based on the levels of happiness and health of its citizens."
• best clothing for heatwaves - What is the best clothing to keep you cool?
• best compact cameras for travelers in 2022 - "National Geographic’s photo engineer picks the best cameras for capturing your journeys in the year ahead."
• BEST Countries ranking full list 2017 - "The overall ranking of Best Countries measures global performance on a variety of metrics."
• BEST Countries survey 2017 - "Major Findings: The 2017 rankings results offer a clear blueprint on how policy-makers can change perceptions of their countries."
• best destinations to visit in 2022 & the best airlines to get there - "This week in travel news, Time Out and TIME have both announced their annual lists of must-visit destinations, while AirlineRatings.com has named the world's best airlines for 2022."
• Best European Cities For Mixing Business & Leisure 2023 - "Using data from Airbnb, TripAdvisor and other sources, the company analyzed the ratings of coworking spaces, the range of luxury accommodation, the leisure activities offered, the average WiFi quality and the Safety Index Score for each city."
• best European sleeper trains - CNN travel.
• Best Gear for Travel in 2024 | Reviews by Wirecutter - "Since 2014, we've spent more than 200 hours researching and testing dozens of products to find the most dependable items to help you travel well."
• Best in travel 2021 Lonely Planet - "Awards for regenerative travel." As our world came to a full stop this year, we looked in the mirror to reflect on how we can best empower our readers to travel responsibly and become agents of positive change. And we realized that to reimagine travel post-2020, we needed to reinvent ourselves first, so we updated our editorial practices to highlight more local and diverse voices. We also decided to make this year’s Best in Travel different by recognizing places and people demonstrating a genuine commitment to sustainability, community and diversity. And that’s only the beginning. We salute all the winners!
• Best international destinations for the solo traveler - The New York Times.
• best invisible facial sunscreens - "High protection is crucial for everybody, but finding suncare to suit all shades of skin used to be tricky - until now."
• Best party cities around the world - CNN travel.
• Best Passports To Have For Unrestricted Travel Around The World - The Henley & Partners Visa Restrictions Index.
• Best place on Earth for stargazing - "Niue: World's first country to receive Dark Sky designation."
• Best places in Europe to visit: A modern-day Grand Tour - CNN travel.
• Best Places To Retire Abroad In 2020 - Forbes.
• Best Places to Go in Europe in 2025 - "For barely trodden islands, historic villages, and storied wine trails. From new hotel openings in Marseille to celebrations of musical legends in Vienna, and Geneva taking center stage in the global sporting arena."
• Best Places To Retire In 2022: Sioux Falls & Other Hot Spots - "Forbes compared more than 800 locales in America on everything from housing costs and taxes to healthcare, air quality, crime and climate change and natural hazard risk. These are the top 25 cities for retirees."
• best places to visit in Asia Pacific for 2019 - Lonely Planet's .
• Best places to visit for the ultimate Asia experience - CNN travel.
• best portable air conditioners - The Telegraph.
• Best Private Beach Vacations For Post-Lockdown Luxury Travel - Forbes.
• Best Seat On The Plane For Travelers Who Want The Most Space To Themselves - "Yes, the very seats that many dread might actually be your best bet for some peace and quiet. If personal space is your top priority, consider the advice of travel experts: choose a seat at the back of the plane. Another less popular spot on planes is the bulkhead... If you've got your noise-canceling headphones ready, the bulkhead can be great for those who value their personal space. Especially the window seat."
• BEST SECRET ISLANDS - Yahoo! Travel.
• Best Tech for Trip Planning - The New York Times.
• Best Times to Visit Copenhagen for Great Weather, Lower Prices & Fewer Crowds - "These are the best times to visit Copenhagen for every type of traveler." Travel + Leisure.
• Best Travel Backpack - The Wirecutter.
• Best Gear for Travel in 2024 - "What does it mean to travel well? We’d say that along with traveling safely (of course), traveling well involves avoiding hassle, carrying a single bag (if possible), and bringing only the necessities."
• Best Transportation Method For Efficient Sightseeing In European Cities, Per Rick Steves - "If you are exploring an unfamiliar European city, intelligent and purposeful sightseeing is key to tick everything off your list. The most efficient transportation method for sightseeing in European cities is the humble subway system, according to Steves."
• best travel quotes of all time - The Telegraph.
• Best Trips 2016 - National Geographic Traveler.
• Best vegan & vegetarian food tours in European cities - "Plant-based tours are springing up in cities where meaty cuisine traditionally rules – and these choices also explore some of Europe’s coolest urban districts."
• best walks in northern France - The Guardian.
• best way to climb over a sleeping plane neighbour - The Telegraph.
• Beyond Rio: the Brazil you won’t see on television - The Telegraph.
• Beyond the GPS, Mapping Every Place, Everywhere - The New York Times.
• Bhutan - & its incredible cross-country trail - welcoming tourists back - "Bhutan is one of the world's most mysterious countries. Visiting the Land of the Thunder Dragon can be challenging, but there's new incentive to finally cross it off the bucket list in 2022, as its breathtaking Trans Bhutan Trail is open to travelers for the first time in 60 years."
• Bhutan is one of the world's most mysterious countries - "Visiting the Land of the Thunder Dragon can be challenging, but there's new incentive to finally cross it off the bucket list in 2022, as its breathtaking Trans Bhutan Trail will be reopening to travelers for the first time in 60 years."
• BILL SPEIDER'S UNDERGROUND TOUR - a leisurely, guided walking tour beneath Seattle’s sidewalks and streets.
• birthplace of the US vacation - "Roughly 150 years ago, a priest led Americans to 'vacate' cities and enjoy nature in the Adirondacks. Now, a brand-new trail connecting the US and Canada is hoping to do the same."
• Blue plaque - since 1866. Permanent sign installed in a public place in the United Kingdom and elsewhere to commemorate a link between that location and a famous person or event, serving as a historical marker. The oldest of its kind in the world.
• BLUE RIBAND - unofficial accolade given to the passenger liner crossing the Atlantic Ocean in regular service with the record highest speed.
• Blue spaces: why time spent near water is the secret of happiness - "Coastal environments have been shown to improve our health, body and mind. So should doctors start issuing nature-based prescriptions?"
• BodØ: How a 'boring' Arctic town became Europe's Capital of Culture - "Set in an otherworldly landscape surrounded by glaciers, forests and lakes, this once-sleepy town has transformed into the ultimate gateway to the great outdoors."
• Bonaire: Why so many visitors want to move to this secret island - "Sometimes it only takes one visit to convince visitors to pack up their belongings and move to Bonaire permanently."
• Bonifacio: France's best-kept secret - CNN travel.
• Book clinic: what can I read to help me to reduce my stress levels? - "A health worker seeks a reading cure and is prescribed a wide variety of treatments."
• Bordeaux by train: on the right line for wine - The Guardian.
• Bormio is perfect for winter sports & pampering - "The medieval Lombardy town in the Valtellina Alps will host the skiing in the 2026 Winter Olympics, but for now it’s full of under-the-radar charm."
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• Bose QuietComfort 20i Acoustic Noise Cancelling in-ear headphones - "In-ear. Noise cancelling. Better sound." Shut out the world and lose yourself in your music—or let the world in. These headphones are designed for iPhone, iPad & iPod models.
• Bourges: Situated Between Paris & Lyon Is An Overlooked French Paradise Known As 'City Of Art & History' - "Practically smack-dab in the middle of France, you'll find the ancient city of Bourges, also known as the 'City of Art and History,' which is famous for its stunning cathedral, fantastic museums, and breathtaking natural beauty."
• Braunau in the spotlight: Hitler's birthplace embraces inclusion - The Guardian.
• Brazil Carnival in pictures: Rio & SÃo Paulo - The Telegraph.
• Brecqhou: how windswept eyesore became Barclays' getaway - "Visitors are now allowed to visit the private island where the winds and landscape have been tamed."
• Bridgerton filming locations you can visit - "Bridgerton is back, and from London palaces to Bath ballrooms, here are some of the best places to experience Regency-era England."
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• Briggs & Riley's Baseline Essential Carry-On - "We’ve engineered the Baseline Essential 22" Carry-On Spinner as the ultimate domestic carry-on, built with the incomparable Briggs & Riley construction that guarantees enduring performance. Our patented CX one-touch system expands to accommodate all your wardrobe essentials but compresses for an easy fit in most US overhead bins, while our exterior-mounted Outsider® handle keeps your packing surface flat and your garments pristine."
• Why This Carry-On Bag Continues To Dominate In Best Luggage Lists - "That's why I love Briggs & Riley's Baseline Essential Carry-On, and why so many other media outlets rate the bag as the best carry-on luggage for serious travel. Everything about the bag, from how it rolls and how it zips to the way it expands with a click when you need more space, makes it the perfect carry-on bag."
• Britain's 10 greatest islands - and how to reach them by ferry.
• Britain’s 10 most popular walks - "Ordnance Survey reveals the hikes most enjoyed by the British public over the past 12 months, according to its app."
• Britain's 14 most beautiful churches - The Telegraph.
• Britain's 15 best stately homes - The Telegraph.
• Britain's 15 most beautiful waterfalls - The Telegraph.
• Britain's 21 most beautiful lakes - The Telegraph.
• Britain's answers to the wonders of the world - The Telegraph.
• Britain's best blue plaques - The Telegraph.
• British Airways B747: Club World business-class review - The Telegraph.
• BUDDHA AIR - experience Mount Everest with Buddha Air.
• Bug Out Bag Academy - "Bug Out Bag Resources, Reviews & More."
• Bulkhead Seating: The Pros & Cons [Includes Airline Guide] - "On every aircraft worldwide, there are seats located against a bulkhead - a wall dividing either crew areas, galleys, or other classes of service on the plane. These seats can be coveted for some flyers, providing extra legroom, and, in some cases, extra service. For others, these seats are a dreaded assignment with less legroom and no room to stretch out."
• Bulletproof Fashion for Men: Extreme Clothing for the World Traveler - Forbes
• Bum bag - a small bag attached to a long strap that you fasten around your waist, used for carrying money, keys, etc.
• Burner (mobile application) - mobile application for iOS and Android made by Ad Hoc Labs, Inc. that allows users to create temporary disposable phone numbers in the U.S. and Canada. The app allows smartphone users to have a phone number that is anonymous and can be thrown away, for purposes such as online ads, while traveling, for business projects, or for dating profiles.
• bus trip will take you from Delhi to London in 70 days - "Expedition company Adventures Overland is hoping you'll say yes to its new organized bus trip, which will ferry travelers from the Indian metropolis of Delhi to the UK capital of London - no airplanes involved."
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• Byblos TRAVEL POWER BANK - since 1967. "A stylish and compact coated canvas case designed to carry with a power bank 8000mAh wherever you go. It features a metallic press stud to embellish its minimalist design. Its specific orange colour was created exclusively for our collection. Battery power: 8000mAh. Apple and Android compatibility. Heritage monogram coated cotton canvas. Suede Lining. Silver metal features. Width: 8.5cm. Depth: 3cm. Height: 14cm. Made in Italy."

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• cabins are the 'perfect' holiday home - "In pockets of the British countryside, it's possible to stumble across clusters of beautifully designed, Scandi-style cabins. These aren't a product of the latest trend for off-grid retreats. How did they become gripped by crafting the perfect holiday home? And why were they so inspired by Denmark?"
• Cafe culture returns to France after lockdown - in pictures - "In Paris, contented customers sit outside cafes and sip their morning espressos for the first time in 11 weeks. There are, however, strict rules: bars and restaurants have permission to sprawl across pavements but tables must be 1m apart. In the rest of France, customers can now be served inside while maintaining the same distance."
• Caminito del Rey - (English: The King's little pathway) is a walkway, pinned along the steep walls of a narrow gorge in El Chorro, near Álora in the province of Málaga, Spain. After four years of extensive repairs and renovations, the walkway re-opened in 2015. It has been known in the past as the "world's most dangerous walkway" following five deaths in 1999 and 2000.
• CAMIÑO DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA - the 1000 year old pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is known in English as the Way of St. James and in Galician as the Camiño de Santiago.
• Camino de Santiago: What it's like to experience one of the world's most famous pilgrimages - "The Camino de Santiago is arguably the world’s most famous pilgrimage. At least in terms of ones that must be taken on foot, across hundreds of miles, while carrying your simplified, reduced world in a rucksack on your back. When most people talk about 'the Camino,' they are referring to the 500-mile route from the French village of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port at the base of the Pyrenees."
• campervan trip across Denmark & southern Sweden - "Our writer, partner and dog hit the road to Malmö, joining the locals at campsites and pausing for swims, walks and sauna sessions en route."
• Can Saudi Arabia rebrand itself as a tourism hotspot? - "It's got year-round sunshine. It's got incredible beaches. It's got ancient historical sites. It's got theme parks. It's got luxury hotels. It's got adventure. It's got relaxation. So why isn't this destination a hotspot for tourists?"
• Can the world be saved from overtourism? - "Is it time to stop traveling?"
• Can We Save Venice Before It’s Too Late? - The New York Times.
• Can you identify the city from its skyline? - "The CNN Travel quiz: Who, what, why, when and where in the world?"
• Can you name the 15 locations of these amazing views from plane windows? - The Telegraph.
• Can you pass the US citizenship test? - The Guardian.
• Cancer Council warns against using aerosol sunscreens - "Study finds it takes at least a minute to apply recommended amount for protection and that spraying could dilute product’s effectiveness."
• Cancun: The Mexican fishing village that became one of the world’s hottest party destinations - "21 million visitors headed here in 2023, beating tourism ministry projections and reminding everyone that it is Mexico’s ultimate must-see."
• CANNES - France. Bars, beaches, casinos, cafés, events, filmfestival, hotels, lounges, media, museums, nightlife, restaurants & shopping.
• Canouan Is the Charming Caribbean Island You Need to Visit Next - "Being relatively unfamiliar with the region myself and craving a quiet Caribbean jaunt, I set my eyes on Canouan, a 3.2 square mile island that’s just a 40-minute plane ride from Barbados. Canouan’s neighboring islands - which include Bequia, Mustique and Petit St. Vincent - draw high-profile crowds to its idyllic, yacht-dotted marinas and shores. And while Canouan has its fair share of jet-setting activities, including a $250 million marina full of retail shops and restaurants called Sandy Lane Yacht Club, it's the unobstructed mountainsides and quiet streets that allow the island to unfold slowly."
• Canouan Island's Pink Sands Club, now Trump-free zone - The Telegraph.
• Canouan: The Caribbean's next luxury hot spot - CNN travel.
• CAP D'AGDE TOURIST OFFICE - France. Cap d'Agde is one of the largest leisure ports on the French Mediterranean. Cap d'Agde has a large family-style naturist resort with about 40.000 visitors on a daily basis during high season. The Village Naturiste is a large fenced-off part at the north-eastern edge of Cap d'Agde, although it is accessible along the public beach from the east. It is a self-contained town (although sometimes referred to as the "Naked City"), where nudity is legal and common in the whole resort, including its restaurants and shops, day or night.
• Cap Ferret: Where Parisians Escape to for Secret Beaches & Oyster Cabanas - "A guide to France’s Cap Ferret, with insider tips from Philippe Starck and three other locals."
• Cape Town is one of the world’s most beguiling cities - "Cape Town is the embodiment of multicultural South Africa. Long home to nomadic pastoralists, the country’s oldest city dates its modern history to 1652, when settlers from the Dutch East India Company set up a watering station for vessels heading to Asia. Today, in spite of the dark history of apartheid and the ongoing daily struggle with blackouts, known to locals as 'load shedding,' the Mother City is in the process of raising up its vibrant and fascinating past, much of its multiculturalism a result of the slave trade which brought people from Indonesia, Malaysia and Madagascar to its shores."
• Cape Town's digital nomads: Where idyllic lifestyle clashes with local needs - "Digital nomads - the laptop-wielding new generation of remote workers - have found themselves at the sharp end of a debate in the South African city of Cape Town about whether or not they are good for the more permanent residents."
• Capri: Where to Eat, Sleep & Sunbathe on the Mystical Island - "The mystical, magical island of Capri has bewitched visitors for centuries. Located off the Bay of Naples, the island sits like a generous dollop of volcanic rock in the Tyrrhenian Sea." VOGUE.
• Captain's Table - definition & explanation.
• Carbon calculator: how taking one flight emits as much as many people do in a year - "Even short-haul flights produce huge amounts of CO2, figures show."
• Carnival festivals around the world - "Join the parades and parties in 2019."
• CARRY-ON BAGGAGE - also commonly referred to as cabin or hand luggage. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) sets guidelines for cabin baggage/hand luggage/carry-on luggage. Size measurements & weight of the individual airlines.
• cartographer’s deep dive into Google Maps is fascinating - The Verge.
• Castle couple flushes 160 toilets each day - "Castle employees play house -- and clean toilets -- in grand estate closed to visitors."
• CASTLEEVENTS.COM - "The World's Leading Eyes Wide Shut Parties."
• CASTLES - since 1994. "Castles Magic Experience." Today, thanks to the continuous and meticulous search and visits carried out with dedication and attention, our product has grown and offers the possibility to stay in over 150 magnificent structures in all of Europe, which venture into properties such as Dromoland castle in Ireland or Domaine de Vechant in France, and to travel on authentic antique trains, such as, the most celebrated train in the world, the Orient-Express.
• CASTLES FOR RENT
• CASTLES OF THE WORLD TOURS
• cazenove+loyd - since 1993."Tailor-Made Luxury Trips." cazenove+loyd has been creating extraordinary, truly tailor-made holidays for over 20 years to three challenging and exciting regions of the world.
• Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the first trans-Atlantic jetliner flight - CNN travel.
• Celebrities who demand the impossible: The outrageous travel requests of the world's most famous faces - "'Most things are available for a price.' Secrets of a celebrity travel agent."
• Celebrity Passengers & Caviar at 55,000 Feet: What It Was Like to Fly Concorde in the '70s - "It wasn't just a jet, it was an exclusive club."
• celebrity passport photo office: ‘Errol Flynn just said, Yep! It’s me!’ - "From Uri Geller, who bent the shop’s only spoon, to the Beatles, Arnie and Joan Collins, a small London shop near the US embassy has been taking passport snaps for the famous since 1953."
• Central America travel guide - The Telegraph.
• CENTRAL PARK (NEW YORK CITY) - official website.
• Ceuta: There’s a tiny corner of Europe in North Africa. Here’s what it’s like - "Inside the tiny corner of Spain that lies in the middle of North Africa."
• Champs-Élysées, Paris - Wikipedia.
• Channel Tunnel - Opened 6 May 1994. Sometimes referred to informally as the Chunnel, is a 50.46 km (31.35-mile) undersea railway tunnel, opened in 1994, that connects Folkestone (Kent, England) with Coquelles (Pas-de-Calais, France) beneath the English Channel at the Strait of Dover. It is the only fixed link between the island of Great Britain and the European mainland. At its lowest point, it is 75 m (246 ft) below the sea bed and 115 m (377 ft) below sea level. At 37.9 km (23.5 miles), it has the longest underwater section of any tunnel in the world and is the third-longest railway tunnel in the world. The speed limit for trains through the tunnel is 160 km/h (99 mph).
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• CHARVET - founded in 1838. French high-end men's shirt maker & tailor located at 28, place Vendôme in Paris, France. "Getting a decent amount of shut-eye is key to feeling your best and Charvet's eye mask will make resting easy. It's been crafted in France from houndstooth silk-jacquard and has an elasticated strap for a snug fit. The padded front adds some gentle pressure to help you nod off peacefully."
• cheapest places in the world for drinking, smoking & dating - The Telegraph.
• Check in vs. carry on: Luggage choices get heated - CNN travel.
• China Has a Glass-Bridge Bubble - "What seemed like a can’t-miss tourist attraction now looks like a dangerous and debt-fueled mistake."
• China Says It Has Completed a Navigation Network That Could Rival the U.S. GPS - "China is celebrating the completion of its BeiDou Navigation Satellite System that could rival the U.S. Global Positioning System and significantly boost China’s security and geopolitical clout."
• China’s best new outdoor attractions - "When it comes to tourist attractions, a lot has happened in China over the last few years."
• ‘China’s Cape Canaveral’ is booming, fueled by moon mission & space program - "Hainan, a Chinese island that’s geographically closer to Hanoi than Beijing, is known as the Hawaii of China due to its sandy beaches and temperate weather. But there’s another reason tourists from around China are flocking to Hainan these days: space."
• China’s hottest new tourist attraction is 5,000 feet in the air - "China has 3.7 million square miles of land to explore. But more and more young Chinese travelers are opting to see their country from the sky. The newest of these not-for-the-faint-of-heart structures is called Tianti ('Sky Ladder' in Chinese). It clocks in at 551 feet long (168 meters) and stretches between two cliffs at a height of 5,000 feet, according to Chinese state media."
• China's record-breaking glass bridge closes due to 'overwhelming demand' - CNN Travel.
• China’s Severed Air Links Drain $130 Billion From Global Tourism - "A familiar visitor has retreated from the world's skyways and tourist meccas. Chinese travelers, once the biggest spenders on overseas trips, have been staying close to home since the country reopened its borders 12 months ago from the Covid-19 pandemic."
• Chinese air passengers to rule skies by 2040, ACI forecasts - "Think those lines at the airport are long? Fast-forward a few years and they're going to be waaaay longer according to new forecasts that say the volume of global air passengers is set to more than double over the next two decades."
• Chinese border guards put secret surveillance app on tourists' phones - "Software extracts emails, texts and contacts and could be used to track movements."
• Christmas: 15 of the best places to go for Christmas - "From England to the Philippines, these 15 places around the world traditionally offer up some of the best holiday atmosphere for a Christmas-drenched vacation."
• city banning 'smartphone-walking' - "Can a ban on ‘smartphone-walking’ work if no penalties are attached? Officials in Japan’s Yamato City are optimistic."
• Citi Bike - since 2013. Largest bike sharing program in the United States.
• City of stairs: the interconnecting walkways of Hong Kong - "Hans Leo Maes captures the bridges and stairways that link up the hilly, population-dense city."
• Claim compensation for your flight delay or cancellation - "Flight delays happen, but that doesn’t mean you have to accept them. You may be entitled to as much as $700 in compensation if your flight has been delayed, canceled or overbooked within the last three years."
• Clothing Arts - "Innovating Travelwear Since 2009." Pick-Pocket Proof | Travel Clothing.
• CLUB MED - since 1950. "As the pioneer of all-inclusive resorts, the value of a Club Med vacation is unparalleled. With all-day gourmet dining, premium beverages, and world-class sports and activities, guests of all ages will discover an incredible vacation in the world's most breathtaking locations."
• Coating clothes with this simple material could cool your body by up to 8 degrees - "Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have developed a flexible, chalk-based coating which can be added to fabrics. During tests in scorching summer heat, they found it reduced the temperature underneath clothes by up to 8 degrees Fahrenheit compared to the air, and by up to 15 degrees compared to untreated fabrics."
• Coffee & gold lure visitors to this city - "The best things to do in Bogotá, Colombia."
• Cold War warning sirens are sounding across France. Here's why - "In France, on the first Wednesday of every month, sirens - initially envisaged as Cold War bombing warnings - let rip as a test of the alarms in some 2,000 towns and villages across the country."
• COLUMBIA DIRECT - offer customers the opportunity to visit carefully selected destinations throughout the country.
• Comparing the Cost of Living Around the World - "This graphic compares the cost of living and purchasing power of 578 cities worldwide, using New York City as a benchmark for comparison."
• Complete Guide to Yosemite - Live Once Live Wild.
• Comprehensive Guide to Taking Your Smartphone Abroad for Cheap - "For $15 to $40, you can easily bring your phone to a foreign country and enjoy access to apps, maps and the web. But it takes a lot of steps, hence this travel guide."
• CONCORDE - (02.03.1969 - 26.11.2003) - Wikipedia.
• Confessions of a superyacht stewardess - "Being chief stew you're essentially the face of the entire interior. I'm always around. If guests are up, I'm up. I'm leading every service." The role of a stewardess is broad, they work as cleaners, cocktail mixologists, waiters and even yoga teachers.
• Considering a move abroad in 2024? These are the best countries for expats - "Thanks to the rise of remote work, new visa programs and tax incentives that entice digital nomads, investors and families, people considering an international move have more paths to explore."
• CONTAINER SHIP TOURISM INDUSTRY - Atlas Obscura.
• controversial plan to redevelop Checkpoint Charlie - "Three decades after the Berlin Wall fell, the crossing is a mess of souvenir shops and fast-food restaurants - and time is running out to change things."
• Cook Islands: The paradise islands that don't want to be Hawaii - "The Cook Islands is proving that sustainable tourism isn't just possible - it's essential. Here's how this South Pacific nation is preserving their paradise for generations for come."
• Countries with hardly any tourists - "Why you should go to the world's least-visited countries."
• countries with no airports, railways, trees & World Heritage Sites - The Telegraph.
• Copacabana (Rio de Janeiro) - Wikipedia.
• Copenhagen: 10 Best Things to See, Do & Eat in Copenhagen - "Denmark’s capital of cool is a haven for art, architecture, cuisine, and outdoor adventure - and a model for sustainable tourism. Here’s how best to enjoy all this Scandinavian city has to offer."
• Copenhagen: 30 of the Best Things to Do in Copenhagen for Food & Design Enthusiasts - "Where to eat and stay, what to explore, and how to shop in Denmark's capital city."
• Copenhagen: A neighbourhood guide to Copenhagen - "Each area of Copenhagen offers its own distinct charm, from the historic canals of Christianshavn to the effortlessly cool streets of Nørrebro."
• Copenhagen: Europe's new capital of cool - Brightly colored buildings contrast with pale Scandinavian stone, locals bike along cobbled streets and the sun bounces off the water that slices the city. Welcome to Copenhagen. A big city of 1.3 million in a small country of just 5.6 million, Denmark's capital is the hottest place in Europe right now and - spoiler alert - it isn't down to the weather. The easy everyday life of Scandinavia combined with Nordic style, world-class food, and a safe, clean, green environment makes Copenhagen just as 'wonderful' as the Danny Kaye song always said.
• Copenhagen has been named the world’s safest city - "The Danish capital surpassed former frontrunners like Tokyo, Singapore and Osaka in the fourth edition of the EIU’s biennial Safe Cities Index, which for the first time included environmental security metrics."
• Copenhagen offers tourist rewards as other EU nations clamp down - "The Danish capital hopes to lure climate-friendly and well-behaved travellers with perks such as free drinks and skiing."
• Copenhagen ranked most liveable city for Europeans - The Independent.
• Copenhagen the latest city to fall victim to overtourism? - "Copenhagen has tried to face the challenge of overtourism by introducing new strategies to better manage the influx of visitors but according to some experts, it's not enough."
• Copenhagen’s Latest Draw? An Abandoned Shipyard - "Refshaleoen, a once-forlorn area in the city’s northeastern docklands, is the place to be for creative start-ups."
• Copenhagen's Little Mermaid branded 'racist fish' in graffiti attack - "Expert on Hans Christian Andersen says it is ‘hard to see what is racist’ about fairytale."
• Corfu travel guide - The Telegraph.
• Corleone: the Sicilian town trying to break free of its mobster past - "Mood is changing in town that spent half a century terrorised into silence under mafia bosses."
• Coronavirus journey: The 'last cruise ship on Earth' finally comes home - "The three last cruise ships still sailing will dock today. One of them has had an odyssey like no other."
• COST OF LIVING CITY RANKING 2019 - "Claiming eight of the top 10 spots, Asian cities continue to dominate the list of most expensive locations for working abroad, in our 2019 ranking."
• Cost of Living Index 2018 - Numbeo.
• Costa Navarino: This luxury spot proves that travelers who head straight to Greece’s islands are missing out - "Costa Navarino is making its way onto the jet-set itinerary in the same league as St. Tropez, Capri and Ibiza, but without the crowds. Greece's first Mandarin Oriental hotel opened in August 2023 in the mulit-resort Costa Navarino development on the Peloponnese peninsula."
• COUCHSURFING - Wikipedia.
• COUCHSURFING.ORG - worldwide network for making connections between travelers and the local communities they visit.
• Could phones spell the end for passports? - Daily Mail.
• Countdown to Expo 2020: one year to go - "After six years of preparation and around $8 billion of investment, we are just one year from showtime: October 20, 2020. All systems are go as Dubai gears up for the grand spectacle of Expo 2020."
• countries that American tourists don't go to - "Americans can easily travel almost anywhere - except here."
• countries that have more than one capital - "The wars, revolutions and fallen empires that transformed the world map in the 20th century have a surprising beneficiary: capital cities."
• Countries that speak the best English - "The destinations with the top non-native English speakers."
• COUNTRY CODES AND INTERNATIONAL RESOURCES
• Covid-19 Travel Checklist: What You Need To Know Before You Go - "If you have to travel for the holidays - especially now that infection rates are spiking in America - there’s one smart way to reduce some of the anxiety: Be well-prepared before you go."
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• Cowboy - since 2017. "A new electric bike for urban riders. Designed to feel the road. And beat the commute." Cowboy is the first connected, electric bike that offers urban riders freedom to take the streets. The fastest way to get around your city. And beat the commute.
• Crash course: Aviation expert’s guide to surviving a plane crash could end up saving your life - The Sun.
• Crater Of Diamonds State Park Is The Road Trip Stop That Could Actually Make You Rich - The Huffington Post.
• ‘Cruisezilla’ passenger ships have doubled in size since 2000, environmental group warns - "'Today’s cruisezillas make the Titanic look like a small fishing boat,' Inesa Ulichina, sustainable shipping officer at T&E, said in a statement."
• Cruising the Rhone River in High Style - "On a first-time luxury river cruise in France, our reporter learns why this all-inclusive trip, despite its expense, was worth it."
• Cuba highlights: what to see and do - The Telegraph.
• Cultures traveler: Dostoyevsky vs. Tolstoy: One Family’s Competitive Vacation in Russia - The New York Times.

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• Dark tourism - (also black tourism or grief tourism) has been defined as tourism involving travel to places historically associated with death and tragedy.
• Dark tourism sites around the world - The Telegraph.
• Davos gathering prompts locals to cash-in & leave - The Guardian.
• DAY-TRIPPER - Wikipedia.
• D. B. Cooper - media epithet popularly used to refer to an unidentified man who hijacked a Boeing 727 aircraft in the airspace between Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, on November 24, 1971, extorted $200,000 in ransom, and parachuted to an uncertain fate. Despite an extensive manhunt and an ongoing FBI investigation, the perpetrator has never been located or positively identified. The case remains the only unsolved air piracy in American aviation history.
• DEARLY DEPARTED - "Bus Tours of Hollywood Celebrity, Movies, Movie Filming Sites, Scandals, & Death."
• DEEP OCEAN EXPEDITIONS - "We are the only expedition logistics company in the world to provide individuals and commercial clients with direct personal access to deep sea."
• Deep trouble: can Venice hold back the tide? - "Sea level rise, erosion and cruise ships are worsening Venice’s flood problem. But corruption nearly scuppered the solution."
• DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO HOW MUCH YOU SHOULD TIP WORLDWIDE - Goodhouse Keeping.
• Denmark is the No. 1 country for quality of life - Canada & New Zealand also made the top 10 list - "To rank the 89 countries listed, U.S. News and World Report, global marketing and communication services company WPP and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania surveyed nearly 17,000 people worldwide from March 22 to May 23, 2024. Denmark rose from the No. 4 spot in 2023 to No. 1 on this year's ranking. Denmark - along with Sweden and Norway - is part of the cultural region of northern Europe known as Scandinavia."
• Denmark secret: how it became the world’s most trusting country & why that matters - "There are real benefits to a society where people feel safe enough to leave their babies and bikes on the street. How have the Danes achieved this level of faith in their fellow citizens?"
• Denmark's Best Vacation Spot, As Voted For By Danes - "Although off-the-radar to many international tourists, Bornholm is known among Scandinavians as one of the best places to visit in Denmark. So much so, that Bornholm was crowned Denmark's favorite domestic vacation destination in the most recent Danish Travel Awards for the second consecutive year."
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• DEREK ROSE OF SAVILE ROW - since 1926. Eye Mask. "Lie back and relax with the most discerning eye mask around. The Duke is made to help you while away the hours in indulgent pure cashmere and silk comfort."
• Deserted Venice contemplates a future without tourist hordes after Covid-19 - "'When the city reopens next week, it will still be much like it looks today,' he told CNN in an eerily empty Venice this week. 'Tourists won't really start coming back until the borders are reopened and international travel is allowed.'"
• design lover's guide to Paris - CNN style.
• Devices That Deserve to Go Along on Vacation - The New York Times.
• Did You Pack Too Much? Your Suitcase Knows - The New York Times.
• Difference Between A 'Tourist' & A 'Traveler,' Per Rick Steves - "Rick Steves told the The New York Times that one can travel like a tourist, a traveler, or a pilgrim."
• Digital nomad - a type of people who use telecommunications technologies to earn a living and, more generally, conduct their life in a nomadic manner.
• Digital nomad: How has the digital nomad trend evolved over the years? - "Whether seen as a positive or a negative, the digital nomad trend continues with new visas and organisations aimed at this population popping up around the world."
• Digital nomad: This Country Was Just Named the Best Place to Live for Digital Nomads for Its Affordability & High Quality of Life - "The report identified Spain as the best place to work and live as a digital nomad."
• digital nomad visas luring workers overseas - "More than 25 countries have now launched visa programmes for digital nomads, enabling these travellers to work legally, longer and more freely."
• Dining Impossible - since 2009. "Three day eating extravaganza hosted by culinary ambassador Kristian Brask Thomsen, exploring the world through its finest cuisines in the company of jet setting gourmands and international notabilities."
• Discover old island charm in the Balearics - The Telegraph.
• Discover Some Of The World’s Best Eco-Friendly Hotels - "Low-impact travel and luxury can coexist thanks to an ever-expanding list of properties striving to respect their guest’s desire for environmentally friendly accommodation. Here’s a look at some of the world’s top sustainable hotels."
• Discover the Albanian Riviera for yourself - The Telegraph.
• Discover why there's nothing like Australia - The Telegraph.
• Distance Calculator - tool for calculating distance between cities or places on map. Please write the origin and destination city name, choose the distance unit and press calculate. You can change the unit of distance any time you want, to miles, kilometers or meters.
• Diwali: What to know about Diwali, the Festival of Lights - "More than a billion Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists around the world are celebrating Diwali, the festival of lights. Diwali, also called Deepavali, is one of the biggest festivals in India. It’s also widely celebrated in Nepal, Malaysia, Fiji and other countries with large South Asian diasporas."
• Dizzying glass box observatory to open high above New York - "Why settle for one sky-high attraction when you can have three inside one building? That certainly seems to be the thinking behind Summit One Vanderbilt, which is set to open at Manhattan's One Vanderbilt tower on October 21. Billed as the 'world's most immersive observatory experience,' New York's latest observation deck features an all-glass enclosed elevator that travels to over 1,200 feet, transparent glass boxes and a room covered entirely with mirrors."
• 'Do I risk it?' Your photos of the world's best & worst cycling infrastructure - "From Hong Kong to Cape Town, Seoul to Selly Oak, here are some of the standout examples."
• Don’t forget flight mode: your mobile can rack up £1,000 of roaming charges - "Even if travellers’ phones are in baggage and not used, they can link to a satellite network on premium rates."
• Don't forget your Tabasco! Over 30 little travel tricks that make all the difference - "From eye masks to flannels, AirTags to paddling pools, our travel, fashion and beauty experts share their hard-won hacks, gadgets and tips."
• Don’t let flight ticket fraudsters take off with your cash - Action Fraud.
• Don’t Try This on Vacation: Learning From Other Travelers’ Mistakes - "We’ve all seen misbehavior while traveling - and some of us have even been that tourist. But every misstep can lead to a lesson, so we asked readers to share their stories."
• Don’t You Dare Vacation Without These Must-Have Apps
• Downtown Manhattan Is the New Frontier of the Car-Free City - Wired.
• Dragoman - was an interpreter, translator, and official guide between Turkish, Arabic, and Persian-speaking countries and polities of the Middle East and European embassies, consulates, vice-consulates and trading posts. A dragoman had to have a knowledge of Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and European languages.
• Dubai - Google Street View.
• DUBAI - THE ART OF LIVING - The Luxury Channel.
• Dubai by numbers: Making sense of a city on the move - "Dubai has gone from Middle Eastern upstart to regional powerhouse in the space of a generation, buoyed by its diverse economy - from freight and finance to transport and tourism."
• Dubai Set To Open Heart Of Europe With 6 Outrageous Themed Islands - "Based on six islands that bring the best of Europe to Dubai, The Heart of Europe is located 2 miles from the coast of Dubai and will offer up a variety of European cultural, dining, and hospitality experiences across resorts, cafés, bars, boutiques, and entertainment."
• Dubai's most spectacular money-no-object experiences - "Here, we take a look at some of the most extravagant VIP experiences on offer in Dubai."
• Dubai's next iconic landmark - "Dubai's Museum of the Future: A new world icon?"
• Dubai’s ‘soul’ is about more than historic buildings - "More than malls and skyscrapers: Meet the tour guide showing a ‘different’ side to Dubai."
• DUBAILAND - Dubai snowdome.
• Dubrovnik city break guide - The Telegraph.
• Dubrovnik: It's one of Europe's most popular destinations. Here's how to avoid the crowds - "Like Venice, Barcelona and Prague, Dubrovnik is a victim of its own success."
• Dubrovnik survived disease, war & tourists - "Lord Byron called it the Pearl of the Adriatic when he passed through on his Grand Tour in the early 19th century."
• Dubrovnik: the pearl of the Adriatic - "Turkish baklava, Greek moussaka, Italian pasta - the Croatian city’s complex history is reflected in its food. And then there’s its filmic looks and stunning location."
• Dufl - "Never pack, do laundry or drag a bag through the airport again." DUFL is a premium travel service – a personal valet that simplifies business travel by shipping, cleaning and storing your business attire. DUFL stores your clothing in your personal DUFL closet, and allows you to virtually ‘pack’ by selecting your clothing items from within the app.
• Duty Free: Is It Really Worth It? - The New York Times.
• Duty Free Shopping Stores | DFS T Galleria & Airport Shops - "DFS Duty Free shopping offers a wide range of luxury brands and products in our DFS T Galleria locations and airport duty free stores." The largest retailer of luxury brands in the world.

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• Earth's most beautiful road trip? - "Bucking and weaving along the rugged contours of Norway's fractured coastline, the 670km road to the Artic is a triumph of human ingenuity and perseverance."
• Easter Island moai statue destroyed by truck - "One of Easter Island's world-famous moai statues has been destroyed in an accident."
• Easynest - "Share your hotel room. Share Cost. Make Friends." Why pay for ×2 occupancy when traveling solo.
• Ecuador's largest waterfall has disappeared - "San Rafael Waterfall on the Coca River was a prominent tourist attraction for the country, and according to NASA, drew tens of thousands of people every year. The water dropped 150 feet into a crater-like opening on the other side."
• Egypt's Red Sea resort that's making waves - "On the shore of the Red Sea, the forward-thinking town of El Gouna was founded with a mission: to do its part to protect the environment."
• Eiffel Tower closed as heavy snowfall blankets Paris - CNN.
• Eiffel Tower reopens to visitors after strike by workers who complained of rust - "Paris attraction was closed for six days after union criticised operator for seeking ‘short-term profitability’. The Eiffel Tower has reopened to visitors after a six-day strike by employees demanding changes to the landmark's business model and better maintenance of the 330m (1,083ft) structure, which is showing widespread traces of rust."
• EIGHT-THOUSANDERS - the fourteen independent mountains on Earth that are more than 8,000 metres (26,247 ft) high above sea level.
• 'Eighth World Wonder' - "The 1,300km Karakoram Highway cuts through some of the most astounding rock faces on the planet. It's a road trip of dreams, yet few have ever heard of it or how it came to be."
• Electrolytes: In Extreme Heat, Do You Need More Electrolytes? - "We asked experts when you need to replenish these essential minerals, and how best to do so."
• ELITE LUXURY TRAVEL - "For the discerning traveler." Specializes in luxury resort vacations in Europe, Central America and the U.S. Luxury hotel representation.
• emotional support animal (ESA) - companion animal (pet) that a medical professional says provides some benefit for a person disabled by a mental health condition or emotional disorder. Emotional support animals are typically dogs, but are sometimes cats or other animals.
• End of an era: The big change coming to European travel in November - "Paper mementoes of our travels, from boarding cards to even passports themselves, are fast moving into obsolescence. The inky, smudgy joy of a fresh passport stamp will be a thing of the past for visitors to the 29 countries of the European Union Schengen Area starting November 10. That’s when the new automated Entry/Exit System (EES) comes into effect."
• Endless dunes & beach cabanas - that’s summer on Belgium’s coast - "It only spans 40 miles but the Belgian coast is one long line of fun resorts, nature reserves and beaches, all linked by the world’s longest tramline."
• England's answer to Tuscany - The Telegraph.
• Enjoy Paris Without Letting Language Get in the Way - The New York Times.
• ENTERTAINMENT BOOK & CARD - great savings on dining, shopping, travel, attractions & more.
• Enthralled by Sicily, Again - The New York Times.
• ESCAPE ARTIST - "Living overseas."
• Escape the heatwave: 17 magical destinations that are colder than Britain right now - The Telegraph.
• Escaping the Rat Race - The New York Times.
• Essential Gear for Traveling Solo - "Traveling solo is freeing but offers some unique challenges. These tools help you travel comfortably and securely, and bring home great pictures, too."
• ESTA | ELECTRONIC SYSTEM FOR TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION - U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
• Eternal flame: How Azerbaijan became the 'Land of Fire' - "'This fire has burned 4,000 years and never stopped,' says Aliyeva Rahila. 'Even the rain coming here, snow, wind - it never stops burning.'"
• EU's new hand luggage rule starts next week - here's what you need to know - "Tourists travelling to EU countries this year may face issues and delays at airports regarding their hand luggage, experts have warned."
• Europe is about to start charging for entry. Here’s how that works - "Everything you need to know about ETIAS and Europe’s city taxes. The ETIAS visa waiver program will allow entry into EU countries from $7.70. As the name suggests, it isn’t a visa - it’s a system for visitors from countries who don’t require visas to enter Europe, to preregister their visits. Those who currently need visas to enter will still need them."
• Europe is at its best right now. Here’s where to go - "Why you should be traveling to Europe in fall, not summer."
• Europe wants you to travel by train. But why is it so complex and expensive? - "Across the continent, flights are priced at a fraction of the cost of train tickets, hampering the growing number of people who want to travel sustainably. The big question is: why?"
• Europe's 11 most beautiful rivers - The Telegraph.
• Europe's 16 oldest cities - The Telegraph.
• Europe's 28 best hidden seaside resorts - The Telegraph.
• Europe’s best walking cities: Seven wonders of the wandering world - "From atmospheric Berlin to Joyce’s Trieste, via Marseille’s markets and a wellbeing walk in Copenhagen, city strolls reward the curious rambler."
• Europe’s ‘crazy’ tourism summer 2023 has already started & it’s going to get much worse - "Higher prices haven’t dampened the collective wanderlust. For weeks, many European hubs have been swarmed with tourists, and sold-out hotels, packed museums and overflowing restaurants are increasingly commonplace, especially in in-demand cities like Barcelona, Rome and Paris."
• Europe's longest heated cycle path to connect Dutch cities - The Guardian.
• Europe's most beautiful towns - "Paris, Rome, Barcelona... Europe's cities are bucket list destinations, and rightly so. But the continent's small towns are a dream, too, with all the beautiful architecture and much of the culture you'll find in the big hitters, only with fewer crowds to share them with."
• Europe's most misunderstood capital? - "Luxembourg has been afflicted with a boring and staid reputation - but there’s much more to its dynamic and diverse capital city than meets the eye."
• Europe's most romantic hotel? - The Telegraph.
• Europe's new capital of cool - "Denmark's second city is primed to steal Copenhagen's scene."
• Europe's Second-Smallest Country Is An Underrated Mediterranean Slice Of Coastal Paradise - "A coastal paradise smaller than the footprint of New York City's Central Park, Monaco is a tiny Mediterranean country tucked along the French Riviera."
• Europe’s secret season for travel starts now - "Who can forget this summer’s protests against overtourism in Barcelona and Mallorca, the wildfires that raged across Greece during the country’s hottest June and July on record and selfie stoplights to help control crowds on the clogged streets of Rome and Florence? For travelers looking to avoid all that - as well as break less of a sweat literally and financially - welcome to Europe’s secret season. From roughly mid-October to mid-December."
• EUROPEAN BEST DESTINATIONS 2024 - "Discover the 20 most voted destinations (out of over 500 destinations) awarded the title of 'Best European Destinations 2024'."
• European cities you never thought to visit - but probably should - The Telegraph.
• European destinations you need to see in 2016 - Lonely Planet.
• European Heritage Days - European Heritage Days (EHD) is a joint action of the Council of Europe and the European Commission involving all 50 signatory states of the European Cultural Convention under the motto, Europe: a common heritage. The annual programme offers opportunities to visit buildings, monuments and sites, many of which are not normally accessible to the public. It aims to widen access and foster care for architectural and environmental heritage. These events are also known as Doors Open Days and Open Doors Days in English-speaking countries.
• European Travel Information & Authorisation System (ETIAS) - Expected 2024. A planned electronic authorisation system of the European Union for visa-exempt visitors travelling to the European Union or the Schengen Area (including EFTA countries), as well as Bulgaria, Cyprus, and Romania with the exception of Ireland, which is part of the Common Travel Area. The European Parliament and European Council gave their respective approvals on 12 September 2018.
• EVERY WORLD HERITAGE SITE IN ONE HOLIDAY - 962 sites.
• 'Everyone is in that fine line between death and life': inside Everest's deadliest queue - "A year on from the loss of 11 people on the world’s highest mountain, survivors talk about what went wrong and why."
• Everything you need to know about Rio - The Telegraph.
• Everything you Need to Know About Superyacht Charter - "With the worldwide outbreak of coronavirus causing uncertainty across the travel market, the superyacht industry shares travel advice if you are planning a luxury superyacht charter amid COVID-19."
• excruciating 22-hour train ride that changed my life - "My three-week, life-changing trip to China, which spurred a year of travel."
• Exotic gardens that will banish the winter blues - The Telegraph.
• EXPATIFY.COM - inspiring expatriatism.
• EXPERIENCE PARIS - 6th arrondissement.
• Expert shares clever method to get upgrade to first class for free - "'I've never paid for a first class ticket on flight - here's how I get upgraded for free'. Sitting in a luxurious business class seat, the plane passenger revealed his top tip that works every time."
• EXPLORE LONDON WITH SHERLOCK HOLMES
• EXPLORE TITANIC A CENTURY AFTER ITS SINKING - Deep Ocean Expeditions.
• Exploring the France That Josephine Baker Loved - The New York Times.
• Exploring the Montreal That Leonard Cohen Loved - The New York Times.
• extra legroom on a plane: Asian airline named world’s best for 2025 by AirlineRatings - "How important is extra legroom on a plane? Extremely important, if the results of the AirlineRatings.com annual round-up of the best airlines across the globe is anything to go by. Korean Air has been named Airline of the Year for 2025, beating out last year’s winner Qatar Airways, in the Australia-based aviation safety and product rating agency’s official list of the top 25 full-service airlines."
• Extreme Beauty: Exploring stark & spectacular East Greenland on a one-of-a-kind camping holiday - The Telegraph.

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• FAA | FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION - since 1958. "Our continuing mission is to provide the safest, most efficient aerospace system in the world." The largest transportation agency of the U.S. government and regulates all aspects of civil aviation in the country as well as over surrounding international waters. Its powers include air traffic management, certification of personnel and aircraft, setting standards for airports, and protection of U.S. assets during the launch or re-entry of commercial space vehicles. Powers over neighboring international waters were delegated to the FAA by authority of the International Civil Aviation Organization.
• FAA says Apple AirTags are allowed in checked baggage - "Lufthansa has also denied that it might ban the item tracker."
• FaceCradle Travel Pillow - Upgrade to Sleeping Class! - Kickstarter.
• Fanny pack - small fabric pouch usually secured with a zipper and worn by use of a strap around the hips or waist.
• Faroe Islands: Europe doesn’t get more far-flung, or magical, than this breathtaking place - "European destinations don't get much more far-flung than the Faroe Islands, between Britain and Iceland."
• Faroe Islands: The European nation ruled by sheep - "Meaning 'Sheep Islands', the Faroe Islands owe much of their unique identity to these hardy, tangle-haired creatures."
• Fehmarnbelt: A vast undersea tunnel is being built that will change the road & rail map of Europe - "Linking Denmark and Germany, the Fehmarnbelt will carry two-lane road highways under the water in both directions, plus two electrified rail lines - a multiple tube thoroughfare that will plunge beneath the waves of one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. At 18 kilometers (11.2 miles), it’s nowhere near as long as the 50-kilometer (31-mile) Channel Tunnel, but in many other ways it’s bigger. The project will, in fact, be the world’s longest road and rail tunnel, and the world’s longest immersed tunnel."
• Fiji: They live in paradise. But everyday life is a bit more complicated - "For travelers, there’s a very specific image of Fiji that comes to mind: flawless white stretches of sand, overwater bungalows perfect for honeymooning couples and bright blue sea in every direction. For the people who live in Fiji, though, the picture is more complicated."
• Fiji's most romantic resorts - CNN travel.
• Fiji's unusual appeal to billionaires - "Fiji markets itself as retreat for billionaires during pandemic."
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• FILSON Duffle Pack - "A versatile bag that carries like a duffle or a backpack." Our versatile, lightweight Duffle Pack pulls double-duty as a duffle or a backpack for hands-free carry dockside, in the field or on the tarmac. Warm layers, tackle, ammunition or a laptop–if your expedition requires it, this bag will haul it.
• Finding the Real Prague - "Getting to know Prague beyond its tourist veneer took effort, insider tips and luck. But by the time I left, I had glimpsed a tiny slice of the creativity and cultural pride that courses through the city."
• Finding Yourself in Los Angeles - "The novelist Reif Larsen seeks out sites of reverence in and around this sprawling city, places of quiet contemplation far from the gridlock and glamour."
• Finland Says It Can Teach Tourists to Be Happy. Challenge Accepted - "Can forest walks, cold plunges and talking to trees make you happier? An anxious American went to Helsinki to see if what she learned there could lift her spirits back home."
• Finland: What it's like to live in the happiest country on Earth - "Finland has topped the World Happiness Rankings for the eighth year running - but the real appeal for travellers lies in the country's deeply-lived values of balance, nature and everyday contentment."
• Finnair: This Underrated Airline Has a Sauna in Its Lounge - Plus Especially Comfortable Business-class Seats - "Finnair may not be the first choice for US travelers headed abroad. However, the Helsinki-based carrier should certainly be in the conversation. It makes for a great alternative connecting to Eastern Europe and Asia."
• Fischer Travel - "The current fee to join is $100,000, that’s just to start with us."
• Fitzrovia - district in central London, near London's West End lying partly in the City of Westminster (in the west), and partly in the London Borough of Camden (in the east); and situated between Bloomsbury and Marylebone, and north of Soho. It is characterised by its mixed-use of residential, business, retail, education and healthcare, with no single activity dominating.
• Fjords & seaweed safaris: a new cycle trail along Denmark’s east coast - "A cycling holiday on the Jutland peninsula’s ‘Fjordmino’ is a gentle procession of quiet roads, ferry rides, cute B&Bs and islands."
• FLIGHT ATTENDANT BLOG - The Flying Pinto. "As a Flight Attendant for a major U.S. Airline with over twenty years experience in the travel industry, I am here to offer advice on making your travels through the friendly skies..... well, more friendly! I will share my experiences with you and offer you a glimpse behind the galley curtain."
• Flight attendant shares how to use shower caps to prevent suitcase nightmare - "A flight attendant shared why hotel goers should bring shower caps with them in their suitcases. This simple item can prevent a packing disaster."
• Flights of passion: how the mile-high club became big business - "For those looking for inflight fun, without having to squash into a tiny toilet, a new Las Vegas venture has the answer. But will the idea take off?"
• FLIGHTRADAR24.COM - "Watch Air Traffic - LIVE!"
• Floating hotel’s maiden voyage will be from Monaco - "The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection welcomes its second ultra-luxury superyacht, Ilma, to its fleet after a two-year construction period. With a length of 790ft and 224 suites, each featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces, Ilma sets new standards for luxury and guest experience. The yacht will make its maiden voyage from Monaco on September 2 with a crew to guest ratio of almost one-to-one."
• Florence bans key boxes & tour guide loudspeakers to tackle overtourism - "The historic Italian city of Florence is taking steps to cut overtourism, introducing measures including a ban on key boxes used by short-term rental landlords and tour guide loudspeakers, amid complaints that a surge in visitors has become unsustainable."
• Florence: My Ripley-inspired stay in Florence’s most glamorous apartments - "These new Italian residences have the timeless-luxury look of those in the Netflix series - as well as private chefs, art experiences, and live opera in your lounge."
• Florence: What To Eat & See On Your Next Visit To Florence, Italy - "From Michelangelo’s David and the Duomo, one of the largest churches in the world with its famous Brunelleschi-designed dome, to fashion museums from Gucci and Ferragamo and fabulous Tuscan food (including gelato), Florence offers endless opportunities for exploration and discovery."
• Florence's best-kept secret? - The Telegraph.
• Florence's most romantic hotels - The Telegraph.
• FLYING WITHOUT FEAR - Virgin Atlantic iPhone / iPod touch app by Mental Workout.
• Flying without wings: The world's fastest trains - "As the world faces up to climate change, short-haul flights look increasingly unattractive to many travelers. The flygskam (flight shame) phenomenon that started in Scandinavia is already inspiring many travelers to reduce their reliance on airlines. Until someone proves otherwise, high-speed rail is the most effective alternative to air travel for journeys of up to 1,100 kilometers (700 miles). Shuttling passengers between city centers at speeds of 290 kph (180 mph) or more, it offers a compelling combination of speed and convenience."
• flyer beware: why the customer isn't always right at 40,000ft - The Guardian.
• Fontainebleau: A Forgotten Treasure - The New York Times.
• FORBES TRAVELER
• For $750,000, travelers can visit the deepest spot in the oceans - "For the first time ever, travelers can join an expedition to the deepest spot in the oceans."
• For the first time in 300 years, this island in Cape Cod is open to the public - "Sipson Island has been privately owned since 1711, when it was sold by the Monomoyick people to White settlers. Now, the newly minted Sipson Island Trust, with the help of a local non-profit, hopes to restore and care for the island using the Native American value to see land as a gift for all to use."
• Ford's electric GoBikes have arrived in San Francisco - "The city's bike-sharing program just got an extra boost of pedal power."
• Forget squats - you only need 1 dumbbell and 5 exercises for this full-body workout - "Don’t have time for the gym this week? Try this instead."
• Forget Taormina - Here’s Where You Should Really Be Going in Sicily - Vogue.
• fountains that make up to a MILLION dollars a year from loose change thrown in the water - Daily Mail.
• Four Apps for Mapping Your Walking Routes - The New York Times.
• Four Seasons ditches Boeing for Airbus for new private jet - "'Four Seasons Jet 2.0' to take flight in 2021."
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• Four Seasons Private Jet Experience - "Explore the world, Four Seasons style." Four Seasons is your ticket to the world’s most fascinating destinations. Travel the globe aboard the custom-designed Four Seasons Jet, enjoying personalized itineraries and exceptional service at every point of the journey. Beginning in February 2015, the Four Seasons Jet will transport 52 guests on bespoke journeys, offering discerning travellers a distinctly Four Seasons travel experience from the moment they book their trip. Four Seasons in-flight staff, including a dedicated on-board concierge, will coordinate with local Four Seasons concierges in each destination to ensure that the Four Seasons Private Jet Experience is nothing short of extraordinary.
• France away from the crowds: 10 readers’ travel tips - "Skiing, gorgeous gardens, atmospheric châteaux and villages feature among our tipsters’ discoveries, all linked by delightful wine and places to stay."
• France introduces new rules to 'restore tranquillity' - "France is bringing in new rules for the use of electric scooters following hundreds of incidents involving the vehicles, including several deaths."
• France: 'This is the France you dream of' - "Medieval villages, secret alleyways and Charles de Gaulle’s retreat are just some of our tipsters’ French finds. Climbing towards the basilica from the river, we explored a zigzag of secret staircases and hidden courtyards in Lyon."
• France's 20 best-kept secrets - The Telegraph.
• France's 20 most beautiful villages - The Telegraph.
• free hotel wifi is a hacker’s dream - "Hotel systems are so leaky it’s worth investing in your own virtual private network."
• free things you CAN take from your hotel room (and the ones you should never steal) - Daily Mail.
• Freiburg: Is this Europe's most liveable city? - "Freiburg: Germany's futuristic city set in a forest. This picture-perfect medieval city is celebrating its 900th anniversary, but its innovative design makes it one of the world’s most sustainable and liveable cities."
• FRENCH LINKS TOURS - "Inspired Travel Experiences." Founded in Paris in 1997 by Rachel Kaplan, French Links Tours, (now a division of Events & Company), organizes private, customized tours and events in France and other parts of Europe. French Links Tours is dedicated to the discerning traveller who wants an in depth approach to learning about a country's art, history, food, fashion and craftsmanship. Our international guests are couples, multigenerational families, and select groups.
• FREQUENT FLYER BONUSES - guide to the most frequent flyer guest bonus offers.
• From Bowie to BeyoncÉ: what the stars can teach us about travelling in style - "Mia Farrow opted for a kaftan while Marilyn Monroe went for high heels. What can vintage celebrity fashion tell us about cool, comfortable travel?"
• From Cruise To Craig: Luxury Vacations Inspired By The Latest Blockbuster Movies - "We’ve endured a year with few chances to go on vacation and few new blockbuster movies to keep us entertained at home. But with borders slowly reopening and those long delayed movies getting new release dates, here’s a rundown of the luxury hotels and locations that will take a starring role alongside Messrs Cruise, Craig, Reeves and Blunt in 2021 and 2022, available now through the Inspiring Travel Company."
• From Jericho to Tokyo: the largest cities through history - The Guardian.
• From Oxfordshire to Marrakech, six places to trace the legacy of Winston Churchill - The Telegraph.
• From shark attacks to moped hire – the most dangerous spots for everyday holiday activities - The Sun.
• From Tahiti to Fiji: A 2,000-mile voyage in paradise - The Telegraph.
• funniest travel complaint letters of all time - The Telegraph.
• Future Air Travel: Four-Hour Process, Self Check-In, Disinfection, Immunity Passes - "Once airports and borders open again and people are able to fly freely - a process already in play as airports of all sizes around the world ready strategies to ensure healthy air travel - how much are you ready to change your flying habits?"
• future of travel: 10 concepts that will change the way we experience the world - "Travel has come a long way since the age of Silk Road caravans, daunting sea voyages and steam locomotives - and will continue to transform in years to come. Concepts that feel plucked from sci-fi novels and films are quickly making their way into mainstream travel, shaping every step of the journey."

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• Galapagos Islands to double tourist entry fees amid concerns over rising visitor numbers - "The entry fee will go from $100 to $200 for nationals of almost all countries, except for other members of the South American trade bloc Mercosur, which includes Argentina, Brazil, and Peru."
• Gap year - also known as a sabbatical year, is typically a year-long break before or after college/university during which students engage in various educational and developmental activities, such as travel or some type of regular work. Students who take gap years typically achieve a growth in maturity and are better prepared to benefit from higher education or decide the form of education they wish to pursue. Gap years usually occur between high school and university.
• GAYOT - "The guide to the good life." Travel top best hotels, discount specials, news, cruise vacations.
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• Gego - since 2018. "The golbal tracker for all the things you love." Track your luggage anywhere across the globe. GEGO is a state-of-the-art global tracker that locates all the things you love: kids, purse, bike, car, and valuables! TSA, FAA, IATA Compliant: This GEGO luggage tracker is compliant with all federal and local air travel regulations including TSA, FAA and IATA.
• Genoa - restaurants, nightlife & shopping - "Mixing high art with the down-to-earth feel of an ancient port, Genoa is a treasure trove of fine foods and unpretentious bars."
• George Clooney's suitcase in "Up in the Air" - FlyerTalk.
• Gerber Gear - survival series.
• German foreign office warns citizens about using social media in Turkey - The Local.
• Germany’s best towns & villages, by readers - "Monastery brews, medieval squares and castles loom large among our readers’ picks from Bavaria to the North Sea."
• Germany's railways offered a month of unlimited rides for $9. This happened - "Germany's decision this summer to offer unlimited regional travel for 9 euros per month - which comes to an end a week from today, on August 31 - has been a barnstorming success. Nearly 60 million tickets had been sold by the beginning of August, according to VDV, the Association of German Transporters - in other words, covering June and July."
• Get off the beaten track on a family trip to Spain - The Telegraph.
• Get the most out of your next vacation with these 12 apps - engadget.
• Getting Your Home Holiday-Ready - The New York Times.
• Ghent: Europe's beautiful walkable city that feels like a 'small town' - "A breathtaking city in Europe is one of the continent's most walkable destinations and feels like a town. Ghent, a port city on Belgium's northwest coast, has one of Europe's largest car-free zones. The city pedestrianised vast areas in 1997."
• Giant spiders' web covers Greek beach - "Spiders’ mating season leaves plants at Aitoliko Lagoon covered in 300-metre cobwebs."
• Gibsonton, Florida - unincorporated census-designated place in Hillsborough County, Florida, United States. U.S. Route 41 currently runs through the center of the community. The population was 14,234 at the 2010 census. Gibsonton was famous as a sideshow wintering town, where various people in the carnival business would spend the off season placing it near the winter home for Ringling Brothers Circus at Tampa, Sarasota and Venice in various times. It was home to Percilla the Monkey girl, the Anatomical Wonder, and the Lobster Boy. Siamese twin sisters ran a fruit stand here. At one time, it was the only post office with a counter for dwarves. Aside from the agreeable winter climate, Gibsonton offered unique circus zoning laws that allowed residents to keep elephants and circus trailers on their front lawns.
• Gigapixel timelapse captures a day in the life of London - engadget.
• Glacier tourism: Tourists are rushing to see glaciers before they disappear. The trips are turning deadly - "Glacier tourism has boomed in recent years. The ice attracts people for many reasons: to fulfill a bucket list dream, get up close to a natural phenomenon, or simply for adventure. But there’s also another motivation increasingly present - the desire to see the glaciers before they disappear. It’s called 'last-chance tourism' and it’s a growing market."
• Glamping - portmanteau of "glamorous" and "camping", and describes a style of camping with amenities and, in some cases, resort-style services not usually associated with "traditional" camping. Glamping has become particularly popular with 21st century tourists seeking the luxuries of hotel accommodation alongside "the escapism and adventure recreation of camping".
• Glasgow: a city filled with art, history & fantastic nightlife - The Telegraph.
• Glass-bottom deck opens atop China's 'horizontal skyscraper' - "It's easy to see why 'The Crystal' is one of the most highly anticipated new attractions in China."
• Global Grasshopper - "Travel Tips and Inspiration."
• Global nomad - a person who is living a mobile and international lifestyle. Global nomads aim to live location-independently, seeking detachment from particular geographical locations and the idea of territorial belonging.
• Global Passport Power Rank 2017 - ranked by total visa-free score.
• Global travel slowdown means lots of deals - "Coronavirus has no doubt put the travel industry into a tailspin. Airlines alone could lose $113 billion in sales if the virus continues to spread, according to the International Air Transport Association."
• Global Travel Trends Report 2021 - "'As we look ahead to a return to travel later this year, we asked travelers from seven different countries including Australia, Canada, Mexico, Japan, India, the United Kingdom and the United States, about what’s on their minds as they plan for or dream about their next trip. While individual sentiments differ, one thing is clear: there’s a pent-up demand for travel and a clear appreciation for the benefits that it can bring. In fact, people miss traveling so much that 76% of respondents surveyed are creating their destinations wish list for future travel even though they might not be able to travel yet.'"
• go bag: Everything you need to prepare for wildfires, earthquakes, hurricanes & tornadoes, according to experts - "Here is a round-up of emergency supplies and preparation resources, including recommendations from experts as well as a selection of gear we’ve tested ourselves."
• go bag: What to pack in a ‘go bag’ for when disaster strikes - "When wildfires rage, hurricanes bear down, flood waters rise and that big earthquake finally strikes, it’s critical that you and your family members are ready to evacuate. A basic emergency supply kit should include: One gallon of water per person, per day, Three-day supply of non-perishable food per person and per pet."
• GOBankingRates - "We are here to guide you through every step of your financial journey. We empower our audience to live richer in your bank account, richer in your personal goal fulfillment, and richer in how you explore the world."
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• Gocycle - since 2002. "The Best electric bike in the world." Ergonomic, elegant, lightweight, ingenious and fun. A talking point wherever it goes.
• Going to the Swedish Woods to Live an Instagram Fairy Tale - "Minimalist cabins, flower-dusted salads, a floating sauna: Even the fat flies and creeping spiders can’t undermine the magic of this hidden retreat."
• Golden Visa Programs, Once a Boon, Lose Their Luster - "Spain is the latest European country to end its program, which brought in billions of euros from real estate investors seeking residency status but worsened a housing crisis for locals. Half a dozen eurozone countries offered the visas at the height of Europe’s debt crisis in 2012 to help plug gaping budget deficits. Countries that needed international bailouts - Spain, Ireland, Portugal and Greece among them - were especially desperate for cash to repay creditors, and saw a path to bring in investors while reviving their moribund real estate markets."
• Golf Around the World - October 9-31, 2014. "A Once-in-a-Lifetime Golf Adventure on Five Continents." Join us aboard a private jet on the Golf Around the World journey - sure to be the experience of a lifetime.
• GONOMAD.COM - "Inspiration and links to plan your trip." Alternative travel, around the world travel, destination guides and travel articles.
• Good Part of Town - formerly 'Ghetto Tracker'.
• Google Maps: 10 Expert Tips - "Get the most out of Google Maps with these 10 practical tips. Perfect your navigation skills and explore advanced features. Google Maps is a powerful tool that can help you navigate the world around you. Whether you’re driving, biking, walking, or taking public transportation, Google Maps can provide you with turn-by-turn directions, real-time traffic updates, and a variety of other helpful features."
• GOOGLE MAPS - a basic web mapping service application and technology.
• GOOGLE MAPS: 20 things you didn’t know you could do with Google Maps - "As Google Maps turns 20, we're sharing some of our favorite features and hacks: 1. Drive in style (new!) - 2. Ask Maps for inspiration with Gemini - 3. Get menu ..."
• Google Maps Glanceable navigation on iPhone - "Tapping the blue dot on the map, which pinpoints your current location, is the faster way to enable and disable Glanceable navigation. When the feature is enabled, you'll see the dot change to an arrow."
• Google Maps: How to Organize Your Travel With This Little-Known Google Maps Feature - "If you haven't spent a lot of time inside Google Maps - besides getting from A to B and finding the nearest restaurant or bar - then you might not know about all the various features stuffed into the app since it first launched in 2005. One of those features is lists. Lists can help you in your travels, and you can share them with others."
• Google Maps just got a handy upgrade & it's like an extension of your brain - "Personalize your Google Maps experience with emoji. Google uses the example of a coffee cup for all your favorite coffee places, but that’s just one example. Considering there are thousands of emojis to choose from, you could pick whichever one you like - just as long as you know what it means on the map icon."
• Google Maps just got a welcome redesign - here’s what’s new - "Softer edges and new colors are coming to Maps."
• Google Maps quietly rolled out one of its most-requested features - "Google Maps has added a new feature to its app: traffic lights at intersections in a number of US cities."
• Google Maps vs. Apple Maps: Their Strengths & Weaknesses - "To sum up, here are the differences between Google Maps and Apple Maps: 1. Google Maps is better for reviews and business information. 2. Apple Maps is better at navigation in the US. 3. Google Maps is better at navigation in Europe. 4. Apple Maps is more aesthetically pleasing. 5. Google Maps has better traffic information."
• Google Maps will now help travelers find the most eco-friendly route - "Driving and flying are huge contributors to carbon emissions and climate change. So Google is helping users make more informed decisions about how they travel. The company is releasing features on Google Maps and Google Flights to show how travel plans may contribute to climate change. In addition to showing drivers the fastest way to get to their destination, Google Maps will now show the route that's the most fuel-efficient."
• Google Mapscan tells you best time to travel - The Verge.
• Google to Make Search & Maps More ‘Immersive’ - "From more photo-based results to neighborhood 'vibe' checks, the company announced updates meant to keep two of its most popular products on trend."
• Google’s best travel feature is an orange blob - The Verge.
• gorillas: The vital tradition of naming baby gorillas - "Mountain gorilla conservation in Rwanda is a global success story, partly due to the significance and value placed on gorillas as part of the nation's culture and heritage, with annual celebrations of baby gorillas being born."
• Got a Flight? Don’t Even Think About Checking a Bag - "The ultralight packing trend says a lot about the state of travel these days." The New York Times.
• Grab a Matchbook From Your Favorite Spot & Thank Me Later - "Collecting these small keepsakes can help keep the places you love alive."
• GREAT CITY ATTRACTIONS - global leader in observation wheels.
• Great Wall of China: Tourists scaling the Great Wall of China can now get takeout delivered by drone - "Chinese food delivery giant Meituan says its new drone service, announced last week, will bring food, drinks and other goods such as medical supplies to customers at a far-flung section of the ancient monument on the outskirts of Beijing."
• greatest travel photographs of all time? - The Telegraph.
• Greece: Orange Sahara dust haze descends over Athens - "A dramatic orange haze has descended over Athens as clouds of dust have blown in from the Sahara desert. It is one of the worst such episodes to hit Greece since 2018, according to officials. Greece had already been struck by similar clouds in late March and early April, which also covered areas of Switzerland and southern France. The Sahara releases 60 to 200 million tonnes of mineral dust per year."
• Greece: What It Means To Be Wealthy In Greece - "Being wealthy in Greece is as much about the enticing Mediterranean landscapes and culture as it is about competitive living costs. If you want to move, Greece offers golden and digital nomad visas."
• Greek islands where you can truly get off the beaten track - The Telegraph.
• Greenland: Holiday in Greenland? New airports aim to entice tourists - "A new international airport will soon open in Greenland’s capital Nuuk, allowing larger aircraft to land for the first time - paving the way for direct flights from the US and Europe."
• Greenland: Will you be going on holiday to... Greenland next year? - "Greenland is about to open up to adventure-seeking visitors. How many tourists will come is yet to be seen, but the three new airports will bring profound change."
• Grief Tourism - travel to areas affected by natural disasters, places where people were murdered, etc.
• GSTAAD - Switzerland. Bars, cafés, events, hotels, lounges, nightlife, restaurants & shopping.
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• Gucci Print leather belt bag - men's & women's.
• Guide to Customs: When to Shake Hands, Hug or Kiss - The New York Times.
• Guide to International Carry-On & Luggage Standards - "Prepare for your next adventure by getting all the info you need on international luggage standards, such as international carry on size, weight limits."
• Guide to Paris - "And while the majority of travelers know the iconic tourist spots of Paris - the Eiffel Tower! The Louvre! Notre Dame! - the spots that encompass the soul of the city that so many of us seek are harder to find. With that in mind, Vogue asked its editors where they stay eat, shop, and visit across the arrondissements."
• Guide to St. Barths - "The moment you descend onto St. Barths, you know you’re in for something spectacular. St. Barths has earned a reputation as a playground for the rich and famous."
• guide to summer sun protection & sunburn care - CNN Health.

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• Haiku Stairs: This attraction was closed in 1987. But tourists are still risking their lives to visit it - "‘Someone is going to get hurt or killed’: 14 people arrested for illegal hiking in Hawaii: Hawaii’s famous Haiku Stairs, sometimes called the Stairway to Heaven."
• Hallstatt: The pretty little town frozen in time that's one of Europe's most beautiful - "Named a UNESCO World Heritage site, Hallstatt is rarely visited by tourists but is a great place to go for a day trip."
• Hamburg, Known As The 'Venice Of The North,' Has The Most bridges in Europe - "Sitting around 60 miles from the North Sea, Hamburg features almost 2,500 bridges, with some from the modern era and one from as far back as the 17th century."
• Hana Highway - 64.4-mile (103.6 km) long stretch of Hawaii Routes 36 and 360 which connects Kahului with the town of Hana in east Maui. Although Hana is only about 52 miles (84 km) from Kahului, it takes about 2.5 hours to drive when no stops are made as the highway is very winding and narrow and passes over 59 bridges, 46 of which are only one lane wide. There are approximately 620 curves along Route 360 from just east of Kahului to Hana, virtually all of it through lush, tropical rainforest.
• HAND BAGGAGE - also commonly referred to as carry-on or cabin luggage. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) sets guidelines for cabin baggage/hand luggage/carry-on luggage. Size measurements & weight of the individual airlines.
• Hand luggage rules: 5 everyday essentials banned from hand luggage - "Hand luggage rules can be a headache, especially for passengers looking to save money by travelling without checked baggage. Under mandatory security rules, there is a selection of everyday essentials you may have to leave behind."
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• Harrys of London Travel Pillow - "The inner pillow is surrounded by a layer of Technogel which brings a superior level of comfort to all your journeys. The cover is then hand made using orylag rabbit fur in a rich dark brown colour."
• HAUNTED LONDON - a celebration of the ghosts and legends of London.
• Haunting Abandoned Places That Will Creep You Out - CrazeCentral.
• Havana on its 500th birthday - then & now - "The Cuban government is planning a jubilee week as the capital city celebrates the anniversary of its birth, with hundreds of events at restored monuments and historic sites, a visit from the Spanish royal family and fireworks over the Malecon seaside promenade. Archive photographs show how much, and how little, the capital has changed."
• Hawaii: 6 ways to experience family-friendly Hawaii - "The actress has deep Hawaiian roots and loves sharing her culture via music, films and moments spent with family. Here are her favourite ways to find 'ohana' in Hawaii."
• Hawaii is now paying for visitors to leave - "The Hawaii Tourism Authority is now paying for visitors to leave."
• Hawaii to ban certain sunscreens harmful to coral reefs - BBC.
• Hawaii: Tourists continue to visit Hawaii’s Haiku Stairs even as it gets removed for overtourism - "The soap opera surrounding the Haiku Stairs, a disused staircase in a remote part of eastern Oahu that has become popular on social media, continues even as the local government has begun removing the famed landmark."
• Hawaii’s ‘Stairway to Heaven’ to be torn down over tourist misbehavior - "Haiku Stairs: Hawaii attraction to be removed following bad tourist behavior. A picturesque staircase leading to a Hawaiian beauty spot is being torn down as tourists continued to access the off-limits site."
• Hawaii's ultimate form of gratitude - "They're not as well-known as flower leis - but feather leis are part of a Hawaiian tradition dating back 250 years, one that a local family is working hard to bring back."
• ‘Headphones make food taste better!’: 10 readers’ tips for a better holiday - "From wearing an ‘airport shirt’ to travelling solo, our tipsters share their secrets for easier, stress-free breaks."
• Healthiest Countries in 2024 - "The health of nations is shaped by many interconnected factors, from healthcare system quality to lifestyle and diet. We rank the health of 24 leading nations in 2024. These figures are represented by z-scores, where the number represents how many standard deviations a country is above or below the average."
• Healthy Snacks for Planes, Trains & Automobiles - "Eating well on the road takes a bit of forethought, but it’s doable."
• Heat: How to Stay Safe in Extreme Heat - "We asked emergency room doctors for their advice on protecting yourself from dehydration, heat stroke and other serious health problems: Go to a cooling station or mall, even if only for a couple hours, if you lack air conditioning at home. When you do go out or exercise in the heat, wear loosefitting, light-colored clothing, which will absorb less heat and help keep your body cool. Stay hydrated, even when you don't feel thirsty."
• Heatwave tourism in Death Valley - in pictures - "Hundreds of Europeans touring the American west and adventurers from around the US are being drawn to Death Valley national park, even though the desolate region known as one of Earth’s hottest places is being punished by a dangerous heatwave, which was blamed for a motorcyclist’s recent death."
• Heatwaves, wildfires, air chaos & overcrowding 2023. How this year’s summer vacations fell apart - "From the litany of bad headlines surrounding the world of travel, you could be forgiven thinking it’s been the summer from hell for vacationers. Environmental disasters, aviation industry mishaps and strikes, dirty beaches, soaring temperatures, deluges, price hikes and overcrowding all seem to have conspired to ruin getaways for hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people this year."
• HELI AIR MONACO - helicopter service on the French Riviera: Monaco, Nice, Cannes, St. Tropez, excursions & charter.
• Henley Passport Index 2006-2019 - "The Henley Passport Index is the original ranking of all the world’s passports according to the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa. The ranking is based on exclusive data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which maintains the world’s largest and most accurate database of travel information, and enhanced by ongoing research by the Henley & Partners Research Department."
• Her packing list - since 2010. "Pack Smarter. Travel Confidently. (Paking Tips for Women)." With 200 packing lists to destinations across the globe, hundreds of travel product reviews, and a plethora of packing tips and hacks to get you organized, we really are your one-stop-shop for packing smarter and traveling more confidently.
• Here Are Some Alternatives to Uber - The New York Times.
• Here's What to Do If You Get Anxious About Turbulence - Travel + Leisure.
• heritage tourism: 5 countries helping you reconnect you with your roots - "As DNA ancestry testing kits like Ancestry and 23&Me have become more accessible and affordable, 'heritage tourism', or travel based on reconnecting people with their places of origin, has become more popular than ever."
• Herm: This tiny Channel Island - population 65 - feels like a place cut adrift: exploring car-free Herm - "A short ferry ride from Guernsey takes you to the tranquil beauty of an island where time moves slowly and nature is embraced."
• HIDEAWAYS AFICIONADO CLUB - the world's first global community of savvy travelers.
• hidden cost of visiting Europe - "These European destinations will charge you the most to visit."
• Hidden France: why I fell in love with peaceful, scenic Auvergne - "From volcanoes to Vichy springs, this slice of dramatic rolling countryside below Burgundy is a revelation, complete with medieval villages and Michelin stars."
• hidden interiors of 21 of world's most famous buildings - The Telegraph.
• Highlights of Jordan: readers’ travel tips - The Guardian.
• hilarious one-star reviews of great US attractions - The Telegraph.
• Himalaya's hidden 'paradise valleys' - "According to Tibetan Buddhists, their location will only be revealed at very specific moments in time when the world is under enormous stress and in danger of destruction."
• HISTORICAL TRIPS - intensive eight-day tour - a unique event in Britain’s growing cultural travel industry - covers the entire sobering story of Nazi Germany - from the Nazi party’s birth in the smoky beerhalls of 1919 Munich to the Third Reich’s protracted death, amidst the ruins and despair of 1945 Berlin.
• Hit-and-run tourism is tearing the heart out of Florence - there is a better way - "As I learned from managing Michelangelo’s David, visitors can be nudged away from the joyless in-and-out mission for selfies and souvenirs."
• Hitler's holiday camp: how the sprawling resort of Prora met a truly modern fate - "Having stood for decades as a relic of Nazi hubris, the immense site of the ‘Strength Through Joy’ camp at Prora is being redeveloped and will soon serve its original purpose – housing holidaymakers."
• Hong Kong from the skies - in pictures - "An urban photo essay of the Chinese territory made between October and December 2018."
• Hong Kong: This city has been ranked the most expensive for expats in 2024 - "Hong Kong has once again taken the title of most costly city for overseas workers in the 2024 Mercer Cost of Living Survey, which was released Monday."
• Hong Kong: This city is getting thousands more CCTV cameras despite being among the world’s safest. Why? - "Hong Kong plans to install thousands of surveillance cameras. Critics say it’s more proof the city is moving closer to China."
• Hong Kong's disappearing past - "The photographer who captured Hong Kong's disappearing past."
• honking cruise ships ‘ruining’ Istanbul’s port - "Two years after Galataport opened to fanfare as a tourism success story, not everyone is happy about how it has transformed the Turkish coastline. Even if you don’t see them, the sound is inescapable. Mammoth cruise ships have become so familiar to those living near the Istanbul port that some local people have taken to studying the arrival times to avoid having to look at them. But they can’t escape the noise: a booming horn that ricochets over the surrounding hills. Ships from one particular cruise line even honk the theme to the television show The Love Boat as it pulls into port."
• Honolulu: How to experience the real Honolulu, according to a local lei maker - "Meleana Estes has been called the 'curator of modern aloha'. Here are her picks for Honolulu's best cultural experiences, from haunted lookouts to aloha shirt shopping."
• Hovercrafts were the future of travel, then it all went sideways - "Though not rakishly streamlined like Concorde, there was an air of glamor to these machines, which would whisk you to the continent in 35 minutes and serve you a drink en route. If there was a way to replicate that experience from the UK all the way to the USA's East Coast, travel would never be the same again."
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• How 9/11 changed travel forever - "When this century began, you could pull up to the airport 20 minutes before a domestic flight in the United States and stroll straight over to your gate. Perhaps your partner would come through security to wave you goodbye. You might not have a photo ID in your carry-on, but you could have blades and liquids."
• How a DNA Swab Could Help Plan Your Next Vacation - Travel + Leisure.
• How airlines will stop you losing your bags in the future - "Despite the improvements, there is work still to do. A 2020 report from SITA found that in 2019, 25.4 million pieces of luggage were mishandled around the globe, costing the air transport industry approximately $2.5bn."
• How Amsterdam is fighting back against mass tourism - "Why Amsterdam wants tourists to go elsewhere."
• How Anthony Bourdain’s Longtime Assistant Made His New Book a Reality - "With 'World Travel,' Laurie Woolever makes it possible for fans to travel with Anthony Bourdain once again."
• How Brexit will change your holidays in 2021 - "A simple guide to how leaving the EU will affect travel to Europe."
• How Brighton became an epicentre of freedom - "The English city got the royal stamp of approval as a place to go for hedonism and escaping social restrictions – and has been imbued with inclusivity and tolerance ever since."
• How can we travel 'better'? - "Could carbon-removal tech make travel more sustainable? A new wave of carbon-offsetting platforms invites consumers to remove emissions instantly and permanently. Could travellers be the key to their success?"
• how coffee farms in Costa Rica are mixing wildlife, agriculture & tourism - "A new crop of farming co-ops are finding ways to safely open up untouched landscapes and exotic wildlife to visitors - and grow superb coffee."
• How Coronavirus Will Change Air Travel - "When the coronavirus pandemic eases, it won’t be a quick return to normal. New health screening and safety measures promise to further complicate travel, and airlines will be shrunken versions of their former selves, with reduced route networks and a transformed in-flight experience."
• How Covid Changed Business Travel Forever - "Zoom meetings have fundamentally altered how and why people hit the road for work. Now 'bleisure' and 'return to base' are corporate travel buzzwords in the new normal."
• How Covid Changed the World's Top Tourist Destinations - "The tourism industry is slowly recovering from the pandemic after having experienced its deepest shock in history, according to a newly published UN World Tourism Organization report."
• How does in-flight Wi-Fi work - and why is it so slow? - The Telegraph.
• How Dubrovnik survived disease, war & tourists - "Lord Byron called it the Pearl of the Adriatic when he passed through on his Grand Tour in the early 19th century."
• How early do you get to the airport? - "The great timing debate."
• How expensive will air travel be after the Covid-19 crisis? - CNN Travel.
• How facial recognition is taking over airports - "Why your face is being scanned at airports."
• How Hamburg has become Germany’s second city of cool - The Telegraph.
• How high-speed trains helped kill an airline - "How Italy's high-speed trains helped kill Alitalia."
• How hotels will change after Covid-19 - "Goodbye, breakfast buffets and bellhop service. Hello, temperature screening and keyless check-in."
• How it all went wrong for tourism - "It feels like this was the year that tourism turned nasty – and local communities started pushing back. Venice has started charging daytrippers an entry fee, while one busy Swiss town has announced it wants to follow suit. Locals have staged protests in Mallorca and Barcelona."
• How long-haul travel will change post-Covid - "Airlines are rethinking long-haul travel as passengers cautiously return to flying. What’s likely to change?"
• how Marbella became a magnet for gangsters - "The new international crime organisations have made Marbella their centre of operations. And as violence rises, the police lag far behind."
• How Much 5-Star Hotels Cost in the Top 100 Destinations Around the World - "After having several nightmare experiences with Airbnb, my wife and I thought it would be good to know what it costs for a 5-star luxury hotel as a more reliable alternative to vacation rentals. We’ve created this resource to help you plan your next vacation and to show that it is possible to find affordable opulence if you go to the right place!"
• How Much Are You Willing to Pay for a Few Extra Inches of Legroom? - "Premium economy - offering more space than coach but at a lower fare than business class - is turning out to be popular among fliers and a huge moneymaker for the airlines."
• how Mykonos became the party island of the super-rich - "The Greek island has long attracted a glamorous clique, but the influx of billionaires has transformed it into a haven of absurd luxury."
• How not to be a bad tourist & still travel - "Why it's time to rethink what it means to be a tourist. A new book chronicles the power that travel has to transform places around the world, for better or worse - and asks us to consider that the label 'tourist' can be a good one."
• How Not to Gain Weight on Vacation - The New York Times.
• How one country dominates world's 10 tallest buildings list - "10 tallest buildings in the world."
• How overtourism killed spontaneous travel - "Why spontaneous travel is coming to an end."
• How pilots 'make up time' if the flight is delayed at the airport - Daily Mail.
• How Safe Is Sunscreen? - "A recent study on absorption into the bloodstream has caused concern, but you should be more worried about skin cancer."
• How safe is volcano tourism? - "As far as volcano tourism goes travellers tend to fall into two camps: those who stay clear and those who want to get closer. Volcanos around the world draw millions of visitors every year. Volcanologists say volcano tourism is safe with proper planning and respect."
• How safe is YOUR holiday destination? - Daily Mail.
• How Smart a Traveler Are You? - The New York Times.
• How soon is too soon to visit after a disaster? - "As floods, storms and wildfires intensify around the world, these are a few key questions to ask when considering travelling to a destination recovering from a natural disaster."
• How the 1% are coping. Lifestyles of the rich & famous - "While the rest of us face the pandemic, the wealthy are donning face masks, boarding private jets and heading for the hills."
• How the bucket list ruined travel - The Telegraph.
• How the Channel Tunnel changed Europe forever - "The tunnel that changed Europe forever."
• How the colour of your swimsuit can save your life - "Colours change to a surprising degree when submerged underwater, so what you and your children wear in the water can make a difference in an emergency."
• how the mile-high club became big business - "For those looking for inflight fun, without having to squash into a tiny toilet, a new Las Vegas venture has the answer. But will the idea take off?"
• How to Actually Get Restful Sleep on a Plane - Travel + Leisure.
• How to Avoid Being Fleeced When Using a Credit Card Overseas - The New York Times.
• How to avoid being kidnapped abroad (by someone who was) - The Telegraph.
• How to avoid crying babies - "If you need a seat map to avoid crying babies, you're the problem."
• How to Avoid Pickpockets & Street Scams - "Staying aware, keeping your valuables close and employing 'layers of security' are among the ways to improve your street savvy."
• How To Be A Minimalist While Packing A Suitcase - "Here are the best tips for being a minimalist while packing a suitcase - no matter where you're jetting off to: 1. Make a List. It can be easy to overpack if you don't have a game plan. 2. Wear Neutral Colors. 3. Choose Footwear Carefully. 4. Keep a Pre-Packed Cosmetics Case. 5. Always Bring a Canvas Tote. 6. Bring Half of What You Packed."
• How to Become a Digital Nomad in 8 Steps (by a Digital Nomad) - Unlocking Potential.
• How to blag your way into first class with a standard train ticket - "After a British commuter took a stand against packed trains, here’s how to travel in style without getting escorted off by the transport police."
• How to Book the Cheapest Holiday Travel - The New York Times.
• How to Bring Your Vacation Home With You - The New York Times.
• How to charge your phone abroad with no plug adaptor - "When you are travelling internationally and do not have a travel plug adaptor with you, there still might be a way to charge your phone."
• How to Circle the Globe - on Purpose - The New York Times.
• How to Combine a Business Trip With a Vacation - The New York Times.
• How to Conquer the Challenge of Long-Term Travel - The New York Times.
• How to eat in a heatwave - "When the weather makes food seem daunting, there’s always gazpacho. But don’t reach for a Magnum, they are for children."
• How to eat your way through Italy's most delicious region - The Telegraph.
• How to Explore a City Like a Local Using your Smartphone - The New York Times.
• How to explore the world without harming it: Guardian climate pledge 2019 - "Guardian travel editor Andy Pietrasik explains how a flexitarian approach can enable us to enjoy exploring the planet without increasing our carbon footprint."
• How to get in to an airport lounge - The Telegraph.
• How to Get the Most Out of a Vacation by Train - The New York Times.
• HOW TO GET TSA PRECHECK & GLOBAL ENTRY - TSA Travel Tips.
• How to Get Your Luggage to Arrive First at Baggage Claim - "In a rush to collect your suitcase from baggage claim? These tips might help."
• How to give your hike a high-tech upgrade - "How to enjoy the convenience of modern tech without the distraction from nature."
• How to Have a Happy Vacation With Friends - The New York Times.
• How to Have a High-End Vacation for Less - "You want luxury, but you don’t want to overspend for it. Here’s how to save in five popular and pricey cities without feeling deprived. (No hostels involved.)"
• How to Have a Luxury Vacation for Less - The New York Times.
• How to Have a Luxury Trip for Much Less Than You Think - "A high-end vacation doesn’t have to mean spending big dollars. Here are 10 cities where you can have upscale experiences without paying premium prices."
• How to have the perfect holiday in Peru - The Telegraph.
• How to have the perfect holiday in Provence - The Telegraph.
• How to have the perfect holiday in Rajasthan - The Telegraph.
• How to have the perfect holiday in Sicily - The Telegraph.
• How to have the perfect holiday in South Africa - The Telegraph.
• How to Help Your Body Adjust to Colder Weather - TIME Magazine.
• How to Hire a Quality Private Tour Guide - The New York Times.
• How to holiday like the rich kids of Instagram - The Telegraph.
• How to live like a billionaire in Monaco - Tatler UK | YouTube 4:12.
• How to Make Friends While Traveling Solo - "Even in the best cases, traveling alone can get lonely. Here’s how to connect safely with the people you meet along the way."
• How to make your commute more productive - The Guardian.
• How to Make Your Credit Card Act Like a Debit Card - The New York Times.
• How to Make Your Holiday Air Travel More Bearable - The New York Times.
• How to measure distance in Google Maps on any device to help you create a personal route - "You may know Google Maps as the ubiquitous turn-by-turn navigation software on your phone, but it's surprising how much else you can do with the mapping software."
• How To Move To Sweden - "From work-life balance to income and wealth, Sweden ranks above average in all eleven of the OECD’s ‘better life’ dimensions. The poster child of the Nordic model is a dream move for many people looking to experience the Scandinavian lifestyle. So much so, that more than two million residents of Sweden were foreign-born."
• How to Navigate New Airline Carry-On Rules - The New York Times.
• How to Pack a Carry-on - "Should you fold or roll your clothes? Is a duffel bag better than a backpack or a bag with wheels? Packing light can also be a creative endeavor that helps build excitement for your upcoming getaway. And with fees for checked bags on the rise, it makes economic sense to master the art of packing a carry-on. Here are some tips on how to save space - and your sanity."
• How to Pack a First Aid Kit for Extended International Travel - "We talked to travel health experts and our own 52 Places Travelers to learn what products and medicines should go in your first-aid kit."
• How to Pack a Suitcase - "Packing may seem simple, but it is a science with rules that travelers often learn the hard way over thousands of miles on the road. Doing it strategically can be the difference between a harried vacation with countless detours to local drugstores and a streamlined one with everything you need at your fingertips. Here’s our shortcut to packing the right way: how to find the best suitcase, minimize your load, pack what you need on a beach trip or a business trip and cut down on wrinkles."
• How to Pack for a Two-Week Trip With One Small Suitcase - "Expert advice from professional travelers on what to bring and where to put it. Begin by laying any bulky sweaters flat at the bottom of one half of your suitcase, with the sleeves and any extra fabric flowing over the sides ..."
COLOR="F1CF9D">How to pack like a pro: Travel experts share their tips for making the process less overwhelming - "1. Go heavy on the tops and light on the bottoms. 2. Invest in compression packing cubes. 3. Roll your clothes. 4. Use refillable and easy-to-clean travel bottles for toiletries. 5. Pack by outfit, then roll the outfit. 6. Bring extras of everything."
• How to Pack Like George Clooney: A Beginner’s Guide - Packsmith.
• How to party like a Parisian - The Telegraph.
• How to Pick a Cellphone Plan for Traveling Abroad - The New York Times.
• How to Pick a Group Trip - The New York Times.
• How to Plan a Gap Year - The New York Times.
• How to Plan an Active Vacation - The New York Times.
• How to Plan an Extended Vacation - The New York Times.
• How to plan the perfect round-the-world adventure - The Telegraph.
• How to Protect Your Privacy While Using PokÉmon Go & other apps - The New York Times.
• How to Protect Your Skin This Summer - The New York Times.
• How to Protect Yourself From Sexual Assault on Plane - The New York Times.
• How to Really Experience Paris - The New York Times.
• How to reduce your use of plastic on a trip - "Plastic. Its devastating effect on the environment is making ever bigger headlines, yet curbing our use of it is often forgotten on holiday when the convenience of single-use plastics can be particularly tempting."
• How to Return a Lost Phone - "You stumble across a lost phone, maybe in a bathroom or in the back of a cab. You feel bad for whoever lost it — that could be you someday! - but don’t know how to reunite it with its owner. Here’s how."
• HOW TO ROLL CLOTHES VS HOW TO FOLD CLOTHES FOR PACKING - "The Ultimate Guide to Fold vs Roll Packing."
• How to safely avoid sunburn in the age of coronavirus - "The danger of skin cancer certainly hasn't disappeared during the age of coronavirus, and using sunscreen is more important than ever, experts say."
• HOW TO SAVE MONEY AND SKIP LINES AT THE AIRPORT - Wired.
• How to see the wonders of Venice for £5.50 - The Telegraph.
• How to see the world without leaving your home - "Airlines around the world have grounded their flights. Countries have shut their borders, and ordered everyone indoors. The age of coronavirus has restricted our movement in every way, but it doesn't have to restrict our imagination. Here are 10 ways you can still see the world - all through the wonder of the webcam."
• How to Stay Safe in Extreme Heat - "We asked emergency room doctors for their advice on protecting yourself from dehydration, heat stroke and other serious health problems: Go to a cooling station or mall, even if only for a couple hours, if you lack air conditioning at home. When you do go out or exercise in the heat, wear loosefitting, light-colored clothing, which will absorb less heat and help keep your body cool. Stay hydrated, even when you don't feel thirsty."
• How to Survive Airport Security - The New York Times.
• How to Survive the Apocalypse - The New York Times.
• How to tackle the Taj Mahal - The Telegraph.
• How to Take Better Travel Photos, Without a New Camera - "These tips can help you take better vacation images, and maybe save you from spending big on a new camera."
• How to take the perfect travel photograph - The Telegraph.
• How to tip around the world - "From China to Denmark, countries around the world have different ways to show appreciation. Here's five spots with their own distinctive tipping traits, plus advice on how much to tip."
• How Tour Guides Abroad Learn to Cater to Exotic Americans - The New York Times.
• How to Travel by Cargo Ship Around the World - Transitions Abroad.
• How to Travel the Earth & Protect It, Too - The New York Times.
• How to travel in style - with only hand luggage - The Telegraph.
• How to Travel Using an E-Bike or Scooter - "If you follow the safety precautions, an electric bike, scooter or motorbike is an easy and cheap way to tour most urban centers."
• How to Travel Virtually to U.S. National Parks - "Travel Virtually To U.S. National Parks, Including Ones You Probably Wouldn’t Otherwise Get To. With VR and 360-degree videos, you can now immerse yourself in environments that give you a real sense of place without actually being there."
• How to travel without destroying the planet - CNN travel.
• How to Up the Spontaneity Quotient on Your Next Trip - "Predictable vacations are so, well, predictable. Here are five tips on how to increase your chances of unexpected encounters and surprising moments."
• How to use Google Maps to help someone find you - "Share your location in real time, and make meet-ups easier than ever."
• How to Use Google to Plan Your Trip - The New York Times.
• How to use tech tools to plan a vacation - "You’re ready to get away, so here are the best tools to help you do it."
• How to use your AirPods with an in-flight entertainment system - "You’re going to need a special dongle."
• How to visit Amsterdam while stuck at home in lockdown - "You can still explore this unique city’s culture from your laptop, says Hans Rooseboom, curator of photography at the Rijksmuseum."
• How to wash your hands properly - "The bad bacteria we pick up on our fingertips can lead to infection, but we often miss them when washing. An expert from the Royal College of Nursing advises on how to maintain good hygiene."
• How true are national tourist stereotypes & where do they come from? - The Telegraph.
• How well do you know the world? - The New York Times.
• How well do you know the world's famous hikes & walks? Take our quiz - "Put your best foot forward and have a go at navigating our quiz."
• How well is your luggage really treated at an airport? A peek behind the scenes - The Telegraph.
• How your brain decides what to eat when you travel - "Why it’s OK to crave the taste of home when you travel."
• Huge cruise ships, huge problems in Venice - "The truth about cruise ships in Venice."
• Hurlingham Travel - worldwide bespoke luxury holidays.
• Hydra: The Greek island of calm where cars are banned & time stands still - "What sets Hydra apart is its favored mode of transportation. Locals have resisted the clamor of honking horns, instead embracing the rhythmic sound of horse hooves. Here, cars are not just absent; they’re intentionally kept away. A ban on motorized vehicles (except fire and refuse trucks and ambulances) is enshrined in local legislation. The Greek island’s population of about 2,500 locals get around using mules, donkeys and small horses."
• Hypersonic jet aims to fly London-New York in 90 mins - "Hermeus hypersonic jet aims to fly New York to London in 90 minutes."

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• I am a housesitter & stay in amazing places all over the world for free - "Fancy staying in a mansion or lakeside pad for absolutely nothing? Sign up as a housesitter and the place is yours in return for pet care and plant-watering duties."
• I cycled from Dieppe to Nice & saw a different France - "A 1,000km ride on cycle trails in the Seine, Loire and Rhône valleys takes in a France inaccessible by car - and brings a rare sense of freedom."
• 'I formed the 45 Metre Underground Club': Eurostar stories of sex, celebrity & speed - "From the route’s first driver to the passenger on a train that hit a wild boar: unforgettable memories from the first quarter-century of the cross-channel service."
• I used TikTok to plan my vacation. Here’s how that went - "TikTok doesn’t only cater to those seeking the newest dance trend or funniest comedy skit. I put a stint of endless scrolling to good use by using the app to decide the itinerary for my latest vacation. The hashtag #TravelTok has more than 11.4 billion views on TikTok and #TravelTikTok has 39.3 billion, so there’s no doubt that the app is a popular tool for vacation inspiration and planning."
• I visited Monaco, one of the wealthiest countries in the world - "Here are the 12 most over-the-top examples of luxury I saw."
• I walked the perimeter of Britain - in pictures - "Covering almost 7,000 miles of coast over a period of five years, with only a tent and meagre rations, photographer Quintin Lake set out to capture the beauty of our island nation through all the seasons."
• I was Europe's stupidest tourist - "I was stolen from, beaten up and swindled - it was the best trip ever."
• I Was Lonely In a New City. This Tech Trick Helped Me Belong - "There is a comfort in having somewhere tried and true to go, especially when you’re a stranger in a foreign city."
• IATA AIRPORT CODES
• IC Bellagio - since 1999. "The Art of Travel in Italy." An award-winning destination management company for Italy, IC Bellagio offers bespoke travel experiences & exclusive villa rentals for thousands of discerning travelers each year.
• ICAO | INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION
• ice-cream: How much does an ice-cream cost around the world? - "With inflation rampant in several countries around the world, is the price of cooling down on a hot day creeping up globally?"
• Iceland: I live better in Iceland than in the U.S. - "38-year-old American expat lives on $73,000 in one of the world’s most expensive countries: ‘I feel safe, I feel at home’."
• Iceland Is a Magnet for Tourists. Its First Lady Has Some Advice for Them - "Eliza Reid, a former U.N. tourism ambassador and the wife of President Gudni Johannesson, welcomes her country’s many visitors, and has a few suggestions on safety, respect and how to meet locals." The New York Times.
• Iceland: Looking for a New Way to See Iceland? Bring Your Knitting Needles - "In a country with nearly as many sheep as people, a D.I.Y. wool journey - from sheep farms to yarn shops - makes perfect sense. Our writer brushes up on her knitting on a driving trip from Reykjavik."
• Iceland: ‘No one will save you’: tourists warned as volcanic site reopens in Iceland after six eruptions in a year - "Local safety chief’s stark advice as visitors return to Grindavík - with more activity expected."
• Iceland: The ridiculously beautiful country without a single train station - " Known for its stunning landscapes and natural beauty, Iceland is an extremely popular tourist destination, yet it has no train stations."
• Iceland: Tourist dies after ice collapse in Icelandic glacier - "Ice collapsed as the group of 25 people were visiting an ice cave along with a guide on Sunday."
• Iceland's best geothermal bathing pools - "Spellbinding vistas punctuated by plumes of steam are commonplace while driving Iceland's winding fjords and gravel roads. Marking the country's geothermal activity, this form of energy also ushers in the tradition of soaking in Iceland's geothermal hot pools - an activity revered by locals and tourists alike. From natural, stone-lined craters to luxuriously designed tubs, there's countless soaking spots for every type of visitor, whatever the weather."
• Iceland's First Lady takes you on a tour of her super chill nation - "Eliza Reid moved to Iceland 20 years ago for love and now she's the First Lady. Here are her favourite ways to enjoy a 'chill' Icelandic weekend, from public pools to Icelandic literature."
• Icelanders are happier than ever - "Iceland is one of the few places in the world where happiness is rising. Locals say the secret lies in nature, gender equality and a deep-rooted sense of resilience."
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• ICON OF THE SEAS - It is scheduled to enter service in early 2024 out of PortMiami, and will have a gross tonnage of 250,800, making her the largest cruise ship in the world by gross tonnage. 5,610 passengers (double occupancy). 7,600 passengers (maximum capacity).
• iconic travel destinations criminalize homosexuality - "LGBTQ travelers are split on whether they should visit."
• If you want to travel next year, you may need a vaccine passport - "Now that coronavirus vaccines are starting to roll out in the US and abroad, many people may be dreaming of the day when they can travel, shop and go to the movies again. But in order to do those activities, you may eventually need something in addition to the vaccine: a vaccine passport application."
• IKEA names its furniture for Swedish destinations. This American road tripped to visit them - "Kevin Lynch, from the US, visited all 21 counties in Sweden with his puppy Umlaut, stopping off at places with IKEA products named after them."
• In Cairo, Alone Time With the Pharaohs - The New York Times.
• In case of emergency: The tech that might save you - "There's no replacement for being physically and mentally prepared, but this gear can help."
• In Europe’s Top Destinations, Hotels to Suit Your Wallet - The New York Times.
• In Extreme Heat, Do You Need More Electrolytes? - "We asked experts when you need to replenish these essential minerals, and how best to do so."
• In London, Blue Plaques Mark the Noted & Notorious - The New York Times.
• In Macau, Skipping the Casinos, but Embracing the Past - The New York Times.
• In Rome, Using ‘Roman Holiday’ as a Guide - The New York Times.
• In the Footsteps of Charles Darwin - The New York Times.
• In the Footsteps of Marcel Proust - The New York Times.
• incredible Caribbean island you never thought to visit - The Telegraph.
• Incredible places you probably never knew about - The Telegraph.
• 'Incredible shrinking airline seat' - US court says seat size a safety issue.
• India's 30 most beautiful places for you to visit - CNN travel.
• India’s royals reinvent Rajasthan's forgotten palaces - The Telegraph.
• India's outbound tourism market is booming. Here's where travelers are headed - "India is now the most populous country in the world. And it’s ready to become a tourism force."
• Inside America's Aladdin's cave of dead animals - "Just outside Denver a huge warehouse holds a strange assortment of objects - among them are stuffed tigers, elephant trunks and pangolin cowboy boots. This is the front line in the fight against a deadly global trade."
• Inside David Bowie's Mustique villa - The Telegraph.
• inside Everest's deadliest queue - "A year on from the loss of 11 people on the world’s highest mountain, survivors talk about what went wrong and why."
• inside Sicily's secret palaces - The Telegraph.
• Inside the Italian town that charges tourists an entry fee - "It's Saturday morning in Civita di Bagnoregio, and the locals are patrolling the medieval walls, eyeing the visitors as they make their way toward the village."
• Inside the luxury chalets of Courchevel, playground for the rich & famous - The Telegraph.
• Inside the tiny European town described as a ‘living fairytale’ that inspired Pinocchio & other Disney classics - "In the heart of Germany lies a picturesque town that has inspired a number of Disney classics. Bavarian town Rothenburg is said to have been the inspiration for the Disney classic Pinocchio, as well as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
• Inside the world's best overwater villa - The Telegraph.
• Insider’s Guide To Brussels - "Brussels is synonymous with the bustling Grand-Place, but there’s much to explore beyond one of Europe’s largest and most picturesque squares. The city boasts more than 2,000 restaurants, 500 art nouveau buildings (the architectural style began here), 200 hotels, 100 museums and, of course, 65 chocolatiers."
• Insider's guide to Palermo: mafia architecture, music & lamb guts - The Guardian.
• Interactive Map of London Tourist Attractions - "The Alternative London Tourist Attractions Map will show you all sorts of interesting sights in London that no guidebook will tell you ... The London Helicopter."
• INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
• International tipping: How to cut through the chaos & confusion - "CNN Travel talked to etiquette experts and recent travelers to find out what’s generally expected in popular destinations now and help travelers find ways to make tipping more straightforward and less stressful."
• International Travel - "The highest priority of the Bureau of Consular Affairs is to protect the lives and?serve?the interests of U.S. citizens abroad.?Across the globe, we serve our fellow citizens during some of their most important moments - births, adoptions, medical emergencies, deaths, arrests, and disasters." U.S. Department of State.
• International Visa Restrictions - Henley & Partners.
• InterNations - "Connecting Global Minds." Community for expatriates & global minds. Enjoy the international experience with fellow global minds. Making life easier for expats. Helps expats to feel at home abroad, meet people and find information about their new environment.
• Into Africa: 6 Vacation Ideas From Our Experts - The New York Times.
• Into the Land of Happiness - "A couple hope to experience “something big, something different” on a trip to Nepal and Bhutan. There was only one possible stumbling block: the organized tour they signed up for."
• inventions that ruined travel - The Telegraph.
• iOS 18: How to Create a Route in Maps for Your Next Hike, Walk or Run - "Now you can stay on track no matter where you go. Make a custom route on Apple Maps on iPhone: 1. Open Maps. 2. Long press where you want to start your route to drop a pin. 3. Tap More. 4. Tap Create a Custom Route."
• IPK International - "World Travel Monitor." The world's largest provider of primary int'l tourism & travel data.
• Ireland’s Alcatraz: Spike Island in Cork - The Guardian.
• Is Drinking Alcohol on Airplanes Bad For You? - " Experts suggest caution before ordering an in-air beverage. Drinking alcohol can increase your heart rate, and it has been shown to reduce blood oxygen levels during sleep. Here's what to keep in mind."
• Is Flying Safe With COVID-19 Coronavirus? When Should You Fly Again? - Forbes.
• Is Gascony the Most Delicious Corner of France? - The New York Times.
• Is it all over for the age of cheap air travel? - The Telegraph.
• Is the cruise industry finally out of its depth? - "Accidents, pollution, exploitation... cruise firms were in murky waters even before Covid-19."
• Is the World’s Best Croissant Made in Australia? - The New York Times.
• Is this the best way to disembark an airplane? - CNN travel.
• Is this the most relaxing holiday you can have in France? - The Telegraph.
• Is this the most surprising cycling destination on Earth? - The Telegraph.
• Is this the most unspoiled wilderness in Europe? - The Telegraph.
• Is this the world's most expensive resort? - "Luxurious private island resort opens for business - and a night's stay costs US$100,000."
• Is this the world's wildest skiing destination? - The Telegraph.
• Is Val d’Arly the French Alps' best-kept secret? - The Telegraph.
• Is Venice at war with itself? - "Overwhelmed and underwater, Venice fights for survival."
• Ischia: The paradise island that offers a taste of the real Italy - "A quietly idyllic island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Ischia offers a heartwarming dose of Italian beauty, spirit and hospitality, with a generous splash of nostalgia for the Italy of yesteryear."
• Island encourages locking your phone in a box for an old-school, analog vacation - "The Isle of Man encourages locking your phone in a box for an old-school, analog vacation."
• Island will refund your hotel room if it rains - "Even though there's nothing a destination can do to guarantee perfect weather during vacation season, the Italian island of Elba - best known for being where Napoleon was exiled toward the end of his life - has a new program called 'Elba No Rain,' where guests on the island during May can get their night's hotel fee refunded if it rains."
• Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar: In the world’s most-visited city, here’s a view few tourists have seen - "Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar is one of the most bustling spots in one of the world’s greatest, busiest cities. Close to 50 million people pass through the 21 gates of the venerable marketplace each year, and up to 500,000 per day during peak season."
• Istanbul's plan to save its cultural soul - "An extensive culture and heritage restoration campaign is revealing previously overlooked layers of the world's most visited city."
• IT'S HARD NOT TO BE HAPPY IN COPENHAGEN - USA Today.
• It’s Never Too Late to Pick Up Your Life & Move to Italy - "Holly Herrmann vowed to move to Italy when she was 20. Her dream came true 38 years later."
• Italian cities you'd never thought to visit (but really should) - The Telegraph.
• Italian city where the houses are fit for royalty - "It's the Italian city home to palaces so spectacular that they're UNESCO World Heritage sites. A city that was once home to so much wealth that the local aristocracy lived in environments literally fit for a king, and the place where Rubens began his great artistic career. Rome? Florence? The Grand Canal-facing palaces of Venice? Nope: Genoa."
• Italian town sells off homes with prices starting at just over $3 - "Italy’s cheap homes hot spot puts more up for sale. Dwindling Italian towns have been pulling out all the stops to lure new residents in recent years, with several one-euro home schemes launching across the country."
• Italian town that glows at night - "Walk round Ascoli Piceno, and in some ways it could be any Italian town. There are two big squares where locals watch the days go by, sit in cafes to people-watch, and do their nightly passeggiata stroll. There are centuries-old churches and even ancient remains dating back to the Roman period. But wander round - especially at night - and you'll notice one major difference: Ascoli appears to glow."
• Italian town will pay you $10,000 to move in - "Cash for babies, $10,000 gifts, $1 homes: The battle for the soul of rural Italy."
• Italian vacation hotspot is turning tourists away as it runs out of water - "Set atop a hill on the Italian island of Sicily, Agrigento is a heritage tourist’s paradise. Beneath the archaeological structures and relics of its Valley of the Temples lies an ancient maze-like aqueduct system that still captures water today. But the aqueduct, and others built in modern times, are running dry."
• Italian village being repopulated by Americans - "As foreigners flock to buy old, inexpensive houses in Italy, one group has gone a step further, helping to revive a depopulated town. Irsina, deep in the southern Basilicata region, is home to over 300 non-Italians from 12 different countries, alongside 4,000 local residents."
• Italian village with the 'elixir' of healthy life - "It's a place of terraced lemon groves, a paradoxically warm mountain breeze, and a powerful fat-killing gene carried by a few lucky residents. Limone sul Garda, a picturesque fishing village set on the shores of Lake Garda in Italy's northern Lombardy region, is an unusual destination of barely 1,000 residents."
• Italian Villages That Inspired the Term ‘Riviera’ - The New York Times.
• Italians tussle over their right to lie on the beach - "Sea, sand & sky-high fees: Much of Italy’s beachfront is in the hands of family-run concessions who operate exclusive clubs or charge big money for umbrellas and loungers. But a new ruling is rallying activists on both sides."
• ITALY TOURS
• Italy: I’ve Lived in Italy 15+ Years - Here Are 10 Unspoken Rules to Follow When You Visit - "As a foreigner visiting Italy, you’re probably not going to blend in - but you can still try: Dress nicer. - Eat later. - Don't share single portions of food. - Get out of the way. - Speak more quietly. - Greet people. - Be respectful in ..."
• Italy most Italians don't see - "The Sentiero dei Parchi: A new hiking trail uniting Italy. The country that created the Slow Food movement is now championing slow travel with an ambitious €35m, 13-year plan to connect all of Italy's 25 national parks."
• Italy to run luxury 'Dolce Vita' sleeper train - "The 'Dolce Vita train' is set to run 10 routes through Italy's most famous landscapes, in historic trains with retro luxury, Dolce Vita-era fittings. The itineraries will cover 14 of Italy's 20 regions, and reach 128 cities, covering 10,000 miles of tracks from north to south. Itineraries will range from one to three nights."
• Italy’s Friuli region is one of Europe’s best kept secrets - "Its mountains, canyons, beaches and lagoons make it one of Italy’s most beautiful and varied landscapes, but few people - and that includes Italians - know anything about it. Perhaps because it’s tucked away on the country’s northeastern border with Slovenia and Austria, perhaps because of a history of invasions, including the Austro-Hungarian empire, or perhaps because of the many languages spoken by locals, it barely seems like part of Italy."
• Italy's "Path of Love" reopens after 12 years - "Cinque Terre's most romantic trail has been closed for 12 years, but thanks to new safety measures it's about to reopen to visitors."
• ITB BERLIN - the world's leading travel trade show.
• Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland: A rare look at one of Earth's most remote places - "Frozen in for nine months every year and located 800km from the next town, Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland, offers a fascinating glimpse at life at the edge of the world."

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• Jackie Kennedy's favourite hotels - The Telegraph.
• Jamaica: A dancehall superstar's guide to Jamaica - "From hiking Dunn's River Falls to having bun and cheese, here are international pop artist Shenseea's picks for how to experience the best of her home nation."
• Jamaica, Beyond the Beach - The New York Times.
• James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan is hit with court date for WALKING into 'delicate' & dangerous 'Mammoth Terraces' hot spring tiers at Yellowstone National Park - "Leaving designated paths is punishable by up to six months in jail or $5000 fine. The action star has a court date set for next month."
• JAMES BOND INTERACTIVE TRAVEL MAP - "See where Mr. Bond has traveled to."
• Japan's cherry blossom season: Trip of a Lifetime - The Telegraph.
• Jellyfish spotted in Venice as lockdown leaves canals clear - "A biologist captured mesmerising video of a jellyfish gliding between reflections of Venetian palaces on Easter Sunday."
• Jersey trumps Capri on list of best islands - The Telegraph.
• Jet lag - a physiological condition which results from alterations to the body's circadian rhythms resulting from rapid long-distance transmeridian (east–west or west–east) travel on high-speed aircraft. For example, someone traveling from New York to California feels as if the time were three hours later.
• Jet Lag: Get Back in the Rhythm - "Insomnia, drowsiness and bain fog can all take some of the fun out of your first days in a faraway place. You can't avoid jet lag, but you can follow some tips to bounce back faster." The New York Times.
• JET SET - historically explained.
• JET SET LIFE - "Excuses are over. It's time to live."
• Jetleisure: This Season's Fashion Buzzword - Grazia.
• Jetpacks: why aren't we all flying to work? - The Guardian.
• Joker stairs - and eight other movie locations that are big tourist attractions - "Film fans have made major destinations of all sorts of unlikely places, from Hugh Grant’s door in Notting Hill to the delicatessen in which Sally faked a very enthusiastic orgasm."
• Jonestown: What it’s like visiting Jonestown in Guyana, the settlement where more than 900 Americans died by murder-suicide - "Nearly 50 years ago, followers of the Reverend Jim Jones killed US Congressman Leo Ryan. He had come to the remote settlement of Jonestown to investigate claims that some of the church’s members, nearly all Americans, many from his district in San Francisco, were being held against their will."
• joy of walking in cities at night - The Guardian.
• Joys & Perils of Return Travel - "For those of us who love to travel, the question of whether to revisit a place is a repeated conundrum. You go back to some places to see certain people or to visit in the company of new people. You return to see what you missed or to see it again."
• Julius Caesar: Square where Julius Caesar was killed will open to public in Rome - "Tourists in the city will be able to examine the spot where the Roman dictator was said to have been murdered."
• Junket - pleasure trip, often funded by someone else.
• JUST POSH MASKS - masquerade masks, carnival masks, Venetian masks for parties, fancy dress and special occasions.

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• K2 the new Mount Everest? - "K2 just had its busiest climbing season ever. The world's second highest mountain, K2 in Pakistan, has welcomed a record-breaking number of climbers this year amid a post-pandemic surge of summit fever."
• KALASHNIKOV STORE OPENS AT MOSCOW AIRPORT - Reuters.
• KAT-Walk - "The 'comfortable' long-distance walking trail through the Kitzbühel Alps in Tyrol."
• Kate Moss teaches us how to pose for passport pictures - The Telegraph.
• KAYAK APP - "Cheap Flights, Hotels, Airline Tickets, Cheap Tickets, Cheap ..." The best way to plan and manage your travel on the go. Travel search engine. KAYAK searches hundreds of travel sites to help you find and book the flight or hotel that suits you best.
• Kea: The tiny, idyllic island where Greeks escape the heat - "For generations, this teardrop-shaped isle has been known as a cool summer escape for Greek families from the mainland."
• Kilometre zero - in many countries, Kilometre Zero (also written km 0) or similar terms in other languages (also known as zero mile marker, control stations or control points) is a particular location (usually in the nation's capital city) from which distances are traditionally measured.
• KITZBÜHEL: Ian Fleming - Inventor of 007 & his time in KitzbÜhel - "Ian Fleming left the Royal British Military Academy as a young man after moderate success in the 1920s. His mother sent him to Kitzbühel at the time so he could improve his German for a career in the Foreign Service. The young man took up quarters in the then boarding house, which is now the Hotel Tennerhof, and went to private school."
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• KNEE DEFENDER - helps you stop reclining airplane seatbacks so your knees won't have to. It helps you defend the space you need when confronted by a faceless, determined seat recliner who doesn't care how long your legs are or about anything else that might be "back there".
• Korean Air: Asian airline named world’s best for 2025 by AirlineRatings - "How important is extra legroom on a plane? Extremely important, if the results of the AirlineRatings.com annual round-up of the best airlines across the globe is anything to go by. Korean Air has been named Airline of the Year for 2025, beating out last year’s winner Qatar Airways, in the Australia-based aviation safety and product rating agency’s official list of the top 25 full-service airlines."
• Kystriksveien: Earth's most beautiful road trip? - "Bucking and weaving along the rugged contours of Norway's fractured coastline, the 670km road to the Artic is a triumph of human ingenuity and perseverance."

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• L.A. considers bold makeover for Hollywood Boulevard - "Fewer cars, bike lanes, wider sidewalks."
• LA GANG TOURS - "We will provide customers with a true first-hand encounter of the history and origin of high profile gang areas and the top crime scene locations in South Central, Los Angeles."
• La Rambla, Barcelona - Wikipedia.
• Lake Lugano: The beautiful lake named the 'best in Europe' that belongs to two different countries - "Lake Lugano is one of Europe's most charming holiday destinations for tourists this summer. This stunning body of water stretches across two countries, Switzerland and Italy, seemingly blending in the best aspects of both nations."
• Lakshadweep: Can India's 'alternative Maldives' handle mass tourism? - "Many locals say that what they need is responsible tourism in which they are stakeholders, not large-scale development plans that will overturn their way of life."
• Laptop, wifi, wanderlust: the rise of the digital nomad - "From copywriters to computer programmers, people with online-based jobs are seizing the chance to take their work on their travels."
• Largest, highest, tallest: Record-setters in travel - "Carnival celebrations are taking place around the world ahead of Mardi Gras, and the world's largest cruise ship is poised to set sail. But travel is also being impacted by Covid restrictions and the Ukraine invasion. Here are the biggest stories from CNN Travel this week."
• Las Vegas hotels for pool parties - The Telegraph.
• Las Vegas lake reveals more human remains - "More human remains have been found in Lake Mead, just one week after the body of a suspected murder victim was found in the rapidly shrinking reservoir."
• last-chance tourism: Tourists are rushing to see glaciers before they disappear. The trips are turning deadly - "Glacier tourism has boomed in recent years. The ice attracts people for many reasons: to fulfill a bucket list dream, get up close to a natural phenomenon, or simply for adventure. But there’s also another motivation increasingly present - the desire to see the glaciers before they disappear. It’s called 'last-chance tourism' and it’s a growing market."
• last Inca bridge master - "Nearly 500 years after the collapse of the largest empire in the Americas, a single bridge remains from the Inca's extraordinary road system - and it's rewoven every year from grass."
• 'last paradise on Earth' - "Indonesia's Raja Ampat: 'The last paradise on Earth'. Located in the heart of the Coral Triangle, the Raja Ampat Marine Protected Area Network spans over 4 million hectares and includes around 1,500 islands. Credited with having the richest marine biodiversity on Earth and a relatively remote location that has allowed it to escape mass tourism, it's no surprise that Raja Ampat is often marketed as 'the last paradise on Earth.' It's home to more than 1,600 species of fish, while some 75% of the world's known coral species can be found there."
• Late-Summer Travel Plans? You Might Want to Put On a Mask - "With U.S. Covid-19 cases at very high levels and new vaccines still several weeks away, we asked experts for their advice on when and where to wear a mask."
• Lausanne: Switzerland’s most walkable city is a fairytale gem with gorgeous natural beauty - "A beautiful city on the shores of Lake Geneva is Switzerland's most walkable destination. According to a recent study on walkability, Lausanne is one of the world's most walkable cities and more than 50 percent of its residents walk or cycle to walk. The French-speaking city sits on the shores of Lake Geneva and has a global feel as it's home to the International Olympic Committee headquarters."
• Lausanne: The Swiss city that runs the Olympics - "Set dramatically among a picture-perfect lake, mountains and hillside vineyards, this unassuming city offers a unique glimpse at how the modern Games came to be."
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• Le Noeud Papillon - since 2007. Silk eye shades.
• Le Touquet: old-world glamour on the French coast - "Go for a bit of Hollywood, hedonism and history ... stay for the beach."
• LEADERS CLUB - the leading hotels of the world.
• Learning to Navigate the Venetian Lagoon Like a Pro - The New York Times.
• Leave no traces - "Leave No Trace is an ethical framework designed to help conserve wild spaces. It is not only important for the people who visit these places, but for the habitats themselves. And this includes all of the plants, animals, trees, rocks and microbes dwelling in them."
• Leavism: the troubling truth behind the trend to keep working while on holiday - "Overworked employees are using their annual leave to catch up on tasks they should have left behind at the office. And it isn’t just precarity and smartphones to blame."
• Leonardo Da Vinci's living relatives found: painter, engineer, Oscar nominee - The Guardian.
• Letter of Recommendation: Fanny Packs - The New York Times.
• LIBERTY HELICOPTERS NEW YORK - sightseeing tours.
• Liechtenstein: The beautiful country in Europe that hardly anyone visits - "Nestled in between the popular destinations of Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein is a tiny nation of just 160.5 sq. km and 39,000 people in the heart of the Alps."
• Lily Dale, New York - spiritualist community of the Modern Spiritualist movement located in Chautauqua County, New York, USA. Lily Dale became renowned for Spiritualism when members moved the home of its American founders, Kate and Margaret Fox, to the town after it was purchased in 1927. Lily Dale is a hamlet located in the Town of Pomfret on the east side of Cassadaga Lake, next to the Village of Cassadaga. Located in southwestern New York State, it is one hour south of Buffalo, halfway to the Pennsylvania border. Lily Dale's year-round population is estimated to be 275. Each year approximately 22,000 registered visitors come for classes, workshops, public church services and mediumship demonstrations, lectures, and private appointments with mediums. Typical guest lecturers include John Edward, James Van Praagh, Dr. Wayne Dyer, and Depak Chopra.
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• LifeStraw Personal Water Filter - "For Hiking, Camping, Travel, and Emergency Preparedness." Award-winning LifeStraw water filter is a must-carry tool for hiking, camping, travel, and emergencies; no disaster kit is complete without it; Filters up to 1,000 gallons (4,000 liters) of contaminated water without iodine, chlorine, or other chemicals; does not require batteries and has no moving parts; Removes minimum 99.9999% of waterborne bacteria, 99.9% of waterborne protozoan parasites, and filters to 0.2 microns; surpasses EPA filter standards; An alternative to iodine tablets and bulky purifiers, it weighs 2oz for ultralight portability, and has a high flow rate for drinking from the source.
• LINEN TRACKER - manufacturer of tracking devices that keep tabs on hotel linens.
• Lipizzaner horses at the Spanish Riding School of Vienna – photo essay - The Guardian.
• Lisbon city guide: what to see plus the best bars, restaurants & hotels - The Guardian.
• Lisbon revealed as best-value location for a European city break - "The Portuguese capital wins top spot ahead of budget-friendly eastern European destinations, according to new poll."
• List of international trips made by the President of the United States - Wikipedia.
• Lists of shopping malls - "This is a list of lists of shopping malls and shopping centers by country. A shopping mall is one or more buildings forming a complex of shops representing merchandisers, with interconnecting walkways enabling visitors to walk from unit to unit. Other establishments including movie theaters and restaurants are also often included."
• List of shopping streets and districts by city - "This page lists shopping streets and districts by city. Typically these are open-air street-side upscale shopping districts that are destination locations in cities. They may be located along a designated street, or clustered in mixed-use commercial area within the city. In the large cities, there may be multiple shopping streets or districts, often with distinct characteristics."
• LIST OF TOURIST ATTRACTIONS - Wikipedia.
• living in a tourist attraction under lockdown - "Ana Viladomiu lives in La Pedrera, Gaudí’s modernist masterpiece, and is used to thousands of visitors a day."
• Living on a rock in the North Atlantic - "Tales from the far-flung Faroes."
• Living the Italian dream just got easier, thanks to a new visa - "Packing up your life and making a fresh start abroad is a dream for many, and new visa programs and tax incentives are making it a bit more achievable. Portugal, Spain and Costa Rica are some of the countries with popular digital nomad visas, and now there are two new options for remote workers."
• Loch Ness Monster may be a giant eel, say scientists - "The creatures behind repeated sightings of the fabled Loch Ness Monster may be giant eels, according to scientists. Researchers from New Zealand have tried to catalogue all living species in the loch by extracting DNA from water samples."
• London At Risk Of Becoming A ‘Ghetto Of Wealth’ - "London has been labelled an 'epicentre of the elites' and a 'ghetto of wealth' as social mobility in the U.K. capital plummets to new lows."
• London goes 24-hour - Countdown to a non-stop capital.
• London Helicopter - "Amazing Helicopter Flights & Rides Over London." Experience a unique sightseeing tour of London with our amazing helicopter rides ensuring you have a spectacular bird’s eye view of all the wonderful landmarks of this beautiful city.
• London skyline 1616 v 2016 – interactive - The Guardian.
• London to New York in an hour by hypersonic jet? Yes - but not quite yet - The Telegraph.
• London to NYC in three hours? - The Telegraph.
• LONDON UNDERGROUND - Transport for London home page.
• London's 14 greatest buildings - The Telegraph.
• London's 18 most surprising attractions - The Telegraph.
• London's best brunches - The Telegraph.
• London's most infamous spy locations - The Telegraph.
• London’s Most Scandalous Address - "19 Cleveland Street, famously a house of ill repute for the rich and powerful, was the site of one of London’s most shocking scandals."
• Lonely Planet - since 1972. "At Lonely Planet we tell it like it is, without fear or favour. There's a whole world of amazing sights, hotels, travel companies and gear manufacturers out there - and we want to tell you which ones we think are best. But we never compromise our opinions for commercial gain. If you read something written by a Lonely Planet author, you can guarantee they've been there, had a look for themselves and are telling you what they really think. It's trusted advice from a trusted source."
• Lonely Planet closures point to an uncertain future - "As the travel publisher closes its Melbourne and London offices, a guidebook writer asks what’s next for an industry in crisis."
• Lonely Planet names the best destinations for 2022 - "Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2022 book is now on sale. We have a sneak preview of the places they think you should have on your bucket list, from the hidden gems of the Oman desert to the brilliant blue waters of Belize."
• Lonely Planet reveals its top 30 destinations for 2023 - "30 places to inspire you. Uniquely curated by local experts around the world. Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2023 offers a comprehensive set of itineraries to help you explore the world. For the first time ever, we've sorted the list by trip type - eat, journey, connect, learn, or unwind - to help you find your next adventure."
• Lonely Planet's top 10 cities to visit in 2019 - "With its modern design, 15 Michelin-starred restaurants and extremely bike-friendly culture, it's no surprise that Denmark's capital has topped Lonely Planet's top 10 cities to visit in 2019 list."
• Lonely Planet's top 10 cities to visit in 2020 - CNN travel.
• Lonely Planet’s top places to go in 2024 - Best in Travel 2024.
• Lonely Planet’s top places to go in 2025 - "Grab your passport and your sunscreen, Lonely Planet has just revealed its 30 must-visit destinations for 2025 as well as a brand-new rundown of top 10 travel trends."
• Longest bridges around the world - in pictures - The Guardian.
• Longest suspension footbridge ever opens - 721-meter/2,365 feet-long-span - "Spectacular world's longest suspension footbridge opens in Czech Republic."
• Longyearbyen, Norway - largest settlement and the administrative center of Svalbard, Norway. As of 2008, the town had a population of 2,040. Longyearbyen is located in the valley of Longyeardalen and on the shore of Adventfjorden, a bay of Isfjorden located on the west coast of Spitsbergen. Since 2002, Longyearbyen Community Council has had many of the same responsibilities of a municipality, including utilities, education, cultural facilities, fire department, roads and ports. The town is also the seat of the Governor of Svalbard and is the world's northernmost town. Known as Longyear City until 1926, the town was established by and named after John Munroe Longyear, whose Arctic Coal Company started coal mining operations in 1906. Operations were taken over by Store Norske Spitsbergen Kulkompani (SNSK) in 1916, which still conducts mining. The town was almost completely destroyed by the German Kriegsmarine on 8 August 1943, but was rebuilt after the Second World War. Traditionally, Longyearbyen was a company town, but most mining operations have moved to Sveagruva since the 1990s, while the town has seen a large increase in tourism and research.
• Looking for the Sublime? It’s in This Swiss Valley - The New York Times.
• Looking to emigrate? The nine best countries to suit every need - The Telegraph.
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• L’OrÉal UV Sense - "L'Oréal's UV sensor sticks to your fingernail."
• LORO PIANA - since 1924. My Tris: perfect travel companion containing wallet (for airline ticket and currency), passport cover and credit card holder. Created in Top Natural Calf.
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• LORO PIANA - since 1924. "Travel pillow in warm baby cashmere jersey, exquisitely soft against the skin. The inflatable lining ensures enhanced comfort and neck support during plane journeys. Exclusive yet practical, the ideal present for a frequent flier. Can be gifted alone or together with the coordinating slippers, blanket and sleep mask."
• Los Angeles city guide: what to see, plus the best bars, hotels & restaurants - The Guardian.
• Los Angeles shopping guide: where to shop 'til you drop - The Telegraph.
• Lost at the Louvre? There’s an App for That - The New York Times.
• Louis Vuitton Garment Cover - "This simple and easy garment bag in light canvas protects even your most delicate clothing, allowing you to stay stylish even after a long journey."
• LOUIS VUITTON PÉgase LÉGÈre 55 BUSINESS - Monogram Canvas rolling luggage. Measurements: length: 39 × height: 55 × width: 23 cm / 15.4 × 21.7 × 9.8 inches. Volume: 34.5 L. Weight: 3.9 kg. In accordance with the International Air Transport Association | IATA guidelines for cabin baggage/hand luggage/carry-on luggage size.
• Louis Vuitton's Family Home & Atelier, Just Outside Paris - "At the French fashion house's workshop, meticulous craftsmanship is a way of life. In the mid to late 19th century, Asnières-sur-Seine's streets, lined with elegant brick villas, became a charming refuge from city life for the burgeoning middle class. This was the appeal for a trunk maker named Louis Vuitton, who built a workshop here in 1859. From this base, Vuitton, who became the official packer and box maker for Empress Eugénie de Montijo, wife of Napoleon III, established his leather-goods empire - helped by the advent of train travel and his ingenious courier trunks."
• Louis Vuitton's new Monogram camping tent - "Go Glamping With The Louis Vuitton Tent & Backpack Trunk, Even If Its In Your Backyard."
• Louvre museum in dire state, problems ‘endanger’ art, director warns in plea for help - "The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum and home to Leonardo da Vinci’s 'Mona Lisa,' has requested urgent help from the French government to restore and renovate its ageing exhibition halls and better protect its countless works of art."
• Luggage: People are only just realising how to make sure their suitcase is first off the plane - "The theory is that if you check in last, your bags will be loaded onto the plane last and should therefore be the first off when you reach your destination. A clever tip also suggests requesting a 'fragile' label for your suitcase; it could cut down your wait at the baggage reclaim as these stickers influence how luggage is loaded onto the aircraft."
• Luggage: Why You Should Always Put Your Luggage in the Hotel Bathtub - "'The bathtub not only proves itself to be an efficient use of space if you have a small room, but I have found no unwanted bugs or insects have stowed away in my bags since storing my luggage there. When you check into a hotel room, do not - under any circumstances - put your luggage on your bed.'"
• luggage-free trips the future? - "With sustainably minded destinations and progressive tour operators advising passengers to pack less, are travellers being primed for an ultralight future?"
• Luxembourg makes all public transport free - "With a population of 602,000, Luxembourg is one of Europe's smallest countries - yet it suffers from major traffic jams. But that could be about to change. As of March 1, 2020 all public transport - trains, trams and buses - in the country is now free."
• Luxembourg: 'Quietest city in Europe' named where tourists can explore without being crowded - "Luxembourg has been crowned as Europe's quietest destination by Riviera Travel, indicating it receives the least number of tourists, allowing visitors to explore without the hassle of crowds."
• Luxury hotels in Asia offering stellar deals for travelers amid coronavirus - "As the world continues to ease lockdown measures, opportunities abound for the first wave of intrepid travelers who are willing - and legally able - to hit the road again."
• 'Luxury' skiing in North Korea: the Russians allowed behind the border - "Kim Jong-un's selected few are '100% satisfied' but find a country steeped in hopelessness under sanctions."
• Luxury travel: 50 wealthy tourists, eight countries ... and one giant carbon footprint - "Despite the climate crisis, ‘no emission spared’ round-the-world holidays in private jets are selling out."
• LTI | Luxury Travel Intelligence - "We give you full disclosure on hotels, restaurants, spas, nightlife and more. The truth behind the hype. 24/7 access to our digital up to the minute Intelligence ..."
• Luxury Travel Advisor - since 2005. "Inspiring and Educating Sellers of Affluent Travel." Created to address the needs of luxury travel professionals, Luxury Travel Advisor targets a focused audience of proven bookers. Editorially, Luxury Travel Advisor provides an environment dedicated to the unique requirements and expertise of the carriage-trade agent.
• Luxury VIP jets: How the super-rich fly - "Luxury jets whisk VIPs to their destinations in flying palaces."

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• Macao: What it’s really like to live in Macao - "Macao, the Chinese special administrative region (SAR) often twinned with Hong Kong, is known as the Las Vegas of Asia. As the only place in greater China where gambling is legal, the city’s skyline is a who’s-who of the biggest names in the gaming industry."
• Machu Picchu: An ethical guide to hiking the Inca Trail - "The fabled route leading to Machu Picchu is one of the world's most jaw-droppingly beautiful treks - but it's also plagued by controversies that travellers can avoid."
• Made for travel: When tourists demand something to see - "Tourist trap or travel dream?"
• Madeira: The far-flung 'Hawaii of Europe' - "With its tropical climate, looming volcanic mountains and stunning black-sand beaches, it's no wonder Madeira, Portugal, has been called the'Hawaii of Europe'."
• Majorca travel guide - The Telegraph.
• Make Sure You’re Using That Sunscreen Correctly - The New York Times.
• MÁlaga - A Guide to the Ancient, Now Thriving, City Where Picasso Was Born.
• Maldives faces existential threat from a climate crisis it did little to create. We need the world’s help now - "'Small islands like ours face an uncertain future. We can adapt – but climate finance that we badly need must be unlocked.' - Mohamed Muizzu, president of the Maldives."
• Maldives: It’s expensive to visit the Maldives. Now it’s more expensive to leave, too - "From December 1, exit fees for those flying out of the country will increase as much as four times. The departure tax is broken down per passenger based on the class of service they’re using to fly out of the Maldives. Passengers in economy class will pay $50 (up from $30), business class $120 (from $60), first class $240 (from $90) and private jet travelers $480 per person (up from $120)."
• Maldives shelters sanctioned Russian billionaires’ yachts - "The cautious approach by authorities in Maldives to enforcing the sanctions imposed after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means that the Indian Ocean island nation has emerged as an attractive destination for yacht-owning Russian oligarchs."
• Maldives: The new ‘private jet’-style airline set to fly to Maldives - "Traveling to Maldives - the 1,000-island archipelago off the western coast of India that’s one of the world’s most glamorous beach destinations - is always a special occasion. Now, a new airline aims to make it even more so. Beond - pronounced 'beyond' - aims to create a 'private jet' experience by using narrow-body aircraft (rather than the wide-body often used on routes to the Maldives), and offering an all-premium cabin with lie-flat seats which share components with Ferrari cars."
• Maldives: Why Time Is Running Out Across the Maldives' Lovely Little Islands - "Global tourism brought a modern economy to the country's thousand islands. For many Maldivians, the teeming capital beckons."
• Maldives’ only multi-island destination - "Made up of more than 1,000 islands spread over 90,000 square kilometers, Maldives is a country like no other. The majority of the nation’s 160-plus resorts sit on individual islands, many of which are accessed by float plane from capital Male’s Velana International Airport. A private island paradise in a country that’s 99% water, famed for having some of the world’s most stunning coastal scenery? Not a tough sell for most travelers."
• Maldives’ plan to reclaim atoll land for tourist resorts may ‘choke ecosystem’ - "Vulnerable island nation split over project to dredge millions of tonnes of sand to create land for resorts and industry at Addu Atoll, made a Unesco reserve for its seagrass and mangroves."
• Man who’s lived on cruise ship for more than 20 years reveals cost of his unusual lifestyle - "Living on a cruise ship is getting more appealing in these recent (and very expensive) times, and a man who has done it for decades has broken down his cost of living."
• Manhattanhenge - sometimes referred to as the Manhattan Solstice — is an event during which the setting sun is aligned with the east–west streets of the main street grid of Manhattan, New York City. This occurs twice a year, on dates evenly spaced around the summer solstice. The first Manhattanhenge occurs around May 28, while the second occurs around July 12.
• Map of Everywhere You Shouldn’t Drink the Tap Water - Travel + Leisure.
• map shows europe's most expensive countries from switzerland to iceland - "According to recent statistics, the most expensive country in Europe is Switzerland. In fact data from Numbeo, the world’s largest cost of living database, suggests that Switzerland is second only to Bermuda in terms of the most expensive countries in the world."
• Mapped: The countries that rely most on your money - The Telegraph.
• Mapped: The countries with the most public holidays - The Telegraph.
• Mapped: The world according to life expectancy - The Telegraph.
• Mapped: The world's most - and least - crowded countries - The Telegraph.
• MARBELLA - Spain. Art galleries, bars, cafés, casino, hotels, lounges, museums, nightlife & restaurants.
• MARBELLA GUIDE - launched in 1999 by Craig Edmonds. "Your one stop shop to Marbella information."
• Marble Arch Mound: London's newest attraction is a heap of earth - "It's the home of Tower Bridge, the Houses of Parliament and that great big wheel spinning beside the Thames, but London's newest tourist attraction might just eclipse them all -- at least, in notoriety."
• Marrakech's Top 10 romantic hotels - The Telegraph.
• Marseille: France's 'good natured' city - "A French city that doesn't feel French. 'The city of 100 neighbourhoods' has long been overlooked for the same reasons that make it so great: it's not like Paris, Lyon or Aix."
• Martha’s Vineyard, Off-Season - The New York Times.
• Martin Randall Travel - "Cultural tours." Leading specialist in cultural tours, with over 300 tours and events in 50 different countries.
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• Matador Freerain24 Backpack - since 2014. "The Freerain24 packs away to fit in the palm of your hand when not in use. Ideal for adventure-travel, as a summit pack, and for venturing out in any weather."
• Matera: The Oldest City In Italy Is An Underrated Ancient Gem Where History Lovers Will Thrive - "Matera Is A Must For History-Lovers Visiting Italy. The city of Matera has been inhabited since the Paleolithic Age, and many of those who've resided there over the centuries had dwellings carved right out of the soft tufa rock."
• McDonald’s: Want an Authentic Travel Experience? Try McDonald’s - "It’s a much realer version of the supposed authenticity we so often seek."
• Mdina, Malta: The beautiful European city that's just like Majorca but with hardly any tourists - "Between the Italian island of Sicily and Northern Africa lies the Maltese archipelago, famed for its iconic architecture, hot Mediterranean weather and beautiful beaches. Mdina was Malta’s capital until 1530 and is still confined within its stone walls."
• Meet the man who has visited every country on Earth - The Telegraph.
• Meet the new islands that have emerged in the last decade - The Telegraph.
• meet the VIP travel concierges - The Telegraph.
• Meet Your Next Travel Agent - The New York Times.
• MEN'S CLOTHING SIZE CONVERSIONS - suits, coats, shirts, pants, hats & shoes: European, UK, Japan & USA.
• Menendez brothers: A Los Angeles mansion has become the latest ‘dark tourism’ hot spot - "A new Netflix series about Lyle and Erik Menendez, brothers who were convicted of murdering their parents Jose and Kitty in 1989, has resulted in tourists flocking to the Beverly Hills mansion where the crime took place."
• Menton: The beautiful town dubbed the 'Pearl of the Riviera' that boasts 300 days of sunshine - "The lovely microclimate, which grants the southern France town over 300 days of sunshine each year, allows Menton's famous lemon trees to flourish even in winter, and the town experiences very few rainy days. Nestled on the French Riviera right at the border between France and Italy, this town is renowned for its vibrant buildings and sandy beaches."
• METRO ARTS & ARCHITECTURE - a guide to the fifty most beautiful subway systems in the world.
• METRO BITS - a database, a virtual grid of thousands of chunks of data. Compare the world's currently 176 subways in respect of various topics.
• METRO MUSEUMS - an international list of metro/subway, railway and tram museums.
• Micronations: How To Rule Your Own Country: Inside The Outrageous World Of Micronations - "With political turmoil worldwide, divided beliefs, and mandates facing ordinary citizens, the idea of creating your own country might seem like a dream. But with micronations launching around the world, this dream has become a reality despite not being recognized by governments. According to legal experts, a micronation is a political entity whose representatives claim that they belong to an independent nation or sovereign state, but which lacks legal recognition by any sovereign state. Micronations are classified separately from states and rebel movements and are not considered autonomous or self-governing as they lack the legal basis in international law for their existence."
• Midsummer: The mystical pagan traditions still celebrated in Sweden at Midsummer - "Midsummer is the quintessential Swedish celebration and a highlight in the cultural calendar. Typically, it’s spent with friends and family at someone’s summer house."
• Milan: An F1 racer's guide to Milan - "F1 racer Pierre Gasly loves living in fashion-forward Milan. Here are his top weekend picks, from shopping in Quadrilatero della moda to walking his puppy in Parco Sempione."
• MILE HIGH CLUB - since May 1993. "The term 'Mile High Club' refers to two people engaging in sexual activity (sexual intercourse) at an altitude of no less than 5,280 ft (a mile high above the earth) in an airplane."
• MILEAGE CALCULATOR - find the air mile distance between two locations using this air mileage calculator.
• MILEHAVEN.COM - the leading provider of route-based frequent flyer promotions. The MileMaven.com database contains more than 300 airlines and frequent flyer programs, hundreds of offers, and millions of route combinations.
• Missed out on Vermeer? Try these arty gems across Europe instead - "With the Amsterdam blockbuster all sold out, our writer picks 10 alternative arty must-sees in Europe - all reachable by train."
• Mistakes? In 3 Months on the Road, I’ve Made a Few - "A quarter of the way through a yearlong trip, the 52 Places Traveler reflects on some of things he’s done wrong - and what he’s learned from them."
• ‘Moai designs are getting lost’: extreme weather chips away at Easter Island statues - "Experts call for conservation action as the features on Rapa Nui’s famous monoliths are eroded by fire and rain."
• MOBILE WEALTHY RESIDENCY INDEX | MWRI - see the 11 preferred jurisdictions.
• MOLORI PRVATE RETREATS - luxury retreats.
• MONACO - official website.
• MONACO - bars, casinos, cafés, events, hotels, lounges, media, museums, nightlife, restaurants & shopping.
• Monaco: 'I love waking up to a view of the Côte d’Azur' - The Telegraph.
• Monaco named Best European Destination 2025 - "This recognition solidifies Monaco's reputation as a premier travel destination on the international stage."
• Monegasque tourist tax dramatically reduced - "Instead of charging a lofty 14 euros per person per night at one of Monaco’s five star hotels, prospective guests can expect to pay seven euros for each night at the Hôtel de Paris, Hôtel Hermitage or Hôtel Métropole."
• Mongolia - "It's home to vast, open steppes and an ancient nomadic culture, but as the nation rapidly urbanises, can the landlocked nation hold onto its roots?"
• MONKEY CLASS - definition & explanation.
• Monowi, Nebraska - incorporated village in Boyd County, Nebraska, United States. The village is notable because, according to the 2010 census, it has a population of just one person, the only incorporated municipality in the United States with such a population. The only remaining resident of the village is Elsie Eiler.
• Mont Blanc: French mayor wants Mont Blanc climbers to pay €15,000 rescue & funeral deposit - "Anyone wanting to summit Europe's tallest peak, Mont Blanc, may soon have to put up a €15,000 (about $15,300) deposit to cover possible rescue and funeral costs under plans announced by a local mayor fed up with the 'contempt' of risk-taking climbers. Jean-Marc Peillex, mayor of Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, a town on the French side, says too many unqualified climbers are gambling with their lives on the mountain, where recent hot weather has made conditions more treacherous."
• Mont-Saint-Michel's 1,000-Year History, in Photos - "Photos show how France's tidal island treasure of Mont-Saint-Michel has endured for 1,000 years."
• Monte-Carlo Legend - "The Legendary Story of Monte-Carlo." The history of the Principality of Monaco.
• Monte-Carlo rolls out red carpet for cigar connoisseurs with lavish new club - "In a move that could make even James Bond jealous, Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer is lighting up the Riviera’s luxury scene with the launch of the Monte-Carlo Cigar Club - an opulent retreat for cigar aficionados set to open on Wednesday, May 28 inside the storied Casino de Monte-Carlo. Award-winning design duo Bruno Moinard and Claire Bétaille have transformed the former office of François Blanc - the Casino’s original visionary -into a sanctuary of style."
• Montecito, Harry & Meghan’s super-rich home town - "When the Sussexes left Britain for Montecito, few had heard of this small Californian enclave. Now Gwyneth’s just moved in to her new eco-mansion there. But the locals are complaining about their royal neighbours."
• Montenegro: Oasis on the Adriatic where Ukrainians & Russians have gone to escape war - "Beyond the EU, Montenegro has let in in more than 200,000 Ukrainians, making it the highest per capita Ukrainian refugee population in the world. Since February 2022, Ukrainian refugees and Russian exiles have fanned out across Europe, fleeing war, conscription and Vladimir Putin’s rule."
• More & more travelers are visiting every country in the world. Some are having second thoughts about it - "While the number of people who've been able to achieve this is still relatively small - reportedly estimated at around 400 or so - more and more are going all out to achieve this feat."
• More Than Coffee: New York’s Vanishing Diner Culture - The New York Times.
• Most Dangerous & Safest Countries Index - "Travel Safe - Abroad. Click on the name of the country to see more information regarding its safety."
• most overrated tourist attractions based on TripAdvisor reviews - INSIDER.
• Most popular cruise destinations - "Cruise Critic's most popular cruise ship destinations for 2018."
• MOUNT EVEREST - gigapixel image of the Khumbu glacier.
• MOUNT EVEREST: Dead bodies are left behind on Mount Everest - "Why are hundreds of climbers heading into the ‘death zone’ this spring?"
• Mount Fuji in trouble: How Japan’s highest peak fell victim to overtourism - "They are scenes few would associate with Japan’s highest peak: human traffic jams, foothills littered with garbage and inappropriately attired hikers - some attempting the ascent in sandals. When Mount Fuji was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites in 2013, the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), UNESCO’s advisory organ, urged mountain officials to manage the crowds."
• Mount Fuji: Japan blocks iconic view to deter tourists - "The snowy 3,776m-peak forms a stunning backdrop for those in search of their next favourite selfie or instagrammable moment. The once-busy vantage point - the pavement - is now behind a black mesh screen, about the same length as a cricket pitch."
• Mount Fuji: New rules for Mount Fuji climbers start today - "Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage site and an icon of Japan, has put new regulations in place for climbers amid concerns about overcrowding. Beginning July 1, climbers must pay 2,000 yen ($12.40) per person, with a daily maximum of 4,000 climbers per day."
• Mount Fuji: Peak Japan: why foreign tourists are going mad for Mount Fuji - "An unencumbered view of Fuji is something to treasure - so much so that a real estate developer this week agreed to tear down a nearly completed apartment block in western Tokyo because it blocked residents’ view of the mountain."
• Mount Rushmore turns 75: why you should visit this iconic monument - The Telegraph.
• Move Over, Copenhagen: In Denmark, It’s All About Aarhus - Travel + Leisure.
• Munich: Germany's most walkable city has fairytale-inspired buildings & a famous beer festival - "Munich, Germany's most pedestrian-friendly city, with its fairytale-like architecture and renowned festival, offers a unique holiday experience."
• MÜrren: The stunning car-free village reached by cable car - "Throughout history, this medieval hamlet has remained relatively secluded from the outside world. But now, the world's steepest cable car whisks travellers to the 430-person village. Perched on a natural terrace at the foot of the Schilthorn summit (2970m) overlooking the Lauterbrunnen valley, Mürren is a 13th-Century village with traditional stone and timber cottages in Switzerland."
• museum culture: take your time - "The crowds being hurried through galleries too often miss out on the experience they came for - but opportunities remain."
• My $120,000 Vacation - Four Seasons’ new 24-day, round-the-world fantasy trip.
• My Beijing: The Sacred City - The New York Times.
• My hammock was my window on to the valley: a new type of walking trail in the Swiss Alps - "The world's first hammock hiking trail in southern Switzerland takes hikers into quiet corners of the Alps - with their beds in their backpack for lazy pit stops and overnight stays."
• My lockdown fantasy: I wish I was back in the bustling, mind-blowing beauty of Phnom Penh - "From its sublime palaces and museums to its divine art deco markets, the city’s glorious architecture is lovingly captured in a thrilling new book. But can it survive a tidal wave of foreign investment?"
• MY NIKKI BEACH - Nikki Beach hotels, clubs, music, clothing companies, and the Jet Set social network.
• MY TRIS - perfect travel companion containing wallet (for airline ticket and currency), passport cover and credit card holder. Created in Top Natural Calf by Loro Piana.
• MY YACHT F1 - "Indulge in a lifestyle of extraordinary F1 proportions. Feel the speed, meet celebrities and enjoy top hospitality on a luxury yacht. The ultimate luxury Grand Prix hospitality and VIP party experience for the elite traveler!"

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• Nantucket: An insider’s guide to chic Nantucket & that Perfect Couple scene - "US correspondent Josie Ensor shares the best of this Hamptons-esque Massachusetts island with unspoilt beaches - and where the hit Netflix thriller was filmed."
• Naomi Campbell's amazing airplane ritual - CNN travel.
• Naples, Italy: This Italian City Is the Birthplace of Pizza & Its Historic Center Is One of the Largest in Europe - "Here's everything you need to know about planning a trip to Naples, Italy."
• NAPLES UNDERGROUND - guided tours.
• Napoleon's gravity-defying 325km road - "The Route Napoleon gives visitors the chance to put themselves in the boots of the emperor, deep dive into Gallic culture and unlock the beauty of unspoiled natural landscapes."
• Nasa map of Earth's seasons over 20 years highlights climate change - "The visualization shows spring coming earlier and the Arctic ice caps receding over time."
• National Geographic: The Cool List 2024 - "The 30 most exciting destinations to visit in 2024. From Argentina to Australia and Norway to Nova Scotia."
• NAUTICAL MILE - conversion calculator (nm to km).
• Navigating the New Airbnb - The New York Times.
• near-extinct species our children may never see - The Telegraph.
• Nepal issues record number of permits to climb Mount Everest - "Nepal has issued permits for a record 463 climbers so far for this spring season’s expeditions to Mount Everest even as experts worry about dangerous overcrowding at the summit. Some 367 male and 96 female climbers from 65 countries have received permission so far to scale the tallest mountain in the world from Nepal’s side, Yubaraj Khatiwada, the director of Nepal’s Tourism Department, told CNN. American and Chinese mountaineers top the list."
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• Nest Ultimate Memory Foam Travel Pillow - "Carefully designed to offer you the best comfort in travel." Exclusive non-slip backing holds pillow in place! The high quality, thermo-sensitive memory foam molds perfectly to the contours your neck and shoulders to help maintain natural alignment while sleeping.
• Never been to India? - "This is how to experience its 24-karat heart in eight days."
• Never Drink Bad Airplane Coffee Again, and Other Travel Tips - "Broadway’s Schele Williams is a traveling pro from a life spent on tour. This is how she keeps her priorities straight, from always packing a swimsuit to embracing the bus (or a cruise) in a new city."
• New bus trip will take you from Delhi to London in 70 days - "Expedition company Adventures Overland is hoping you'll say yes to its new organized bus trip, which will ferry travelers from the Indian metropolis of Delhi to the UK capital of London -- no airplanes involved."
• New flights open up Napoleon's hidden Atlantic island to international visitors - "New flight reaches airport at end of Earth. A tiny volcanic island located right in the middle of the South Atlantic, St. Helena is without a doubt one of the world's hardest-to-reach places."
• New legislation to clamp down on unruly airplane passengers from 2020 - "Whether they're pretending to be an airplane captain or becoming aggressive and forcing an airplane to divert, badly behaved airplane travelers continue to hit headlines."
• new rules of air travel - "Masks on airplanes: Where things stand on personal protection and social distancing."
• New Rules to Know for Your Carry-On Luggage - The New York Times.
• New Ways to Find & Book the Perfect Vacation Rental - The New York Times.
• New Ways to Help Speed Up Your Travel Planning - The New York Times.
• NEW YORK CITY ATTRACTIONS
• New York Pass - Fast Track and Free Entry to over 55 attractions in New York City.
• New York to Tahiti (or Laos or Nairobi) Without Spending a Fortune - "Some flights are trickier to book than others. For these, budget travelers need to go beyond the major search engines."
• NEW YORK TRANSIT MUSEUM - largest museum in the United States devoted to urban public transportation history.
• New York's New Year's Eve secret - "The invention that inspired a New York tradition. A British Royal Navy officer named Robert Wauchope is credited with creating the time ball, an ingenious Victorian-era contraption that inspired New York’s New Year’s Eve ball drop."
• New Zealand & Australia's 'travel bubble' could be a model for the future - "Politicians from Australia and New Zealand are discussing the possibility of opening up borders to each other, creating a travel corridor -- or "travel bubble" -- between the two nations."
• New Zealand public toilet lures in thousands of tourists - "It may look like a regular loo, but this humble bathroom in New Zealand attracts more than 250,000 visitors every year."
• NIAGARA FALLS - Wikipedia.
• Nice & easy: a leisurely cycle, with dog, along the final stage of the Tour de France - "The riders won’t have time to take in the beauty of Nice’s Promenade des Anglais, but they’re missing two centuries of seaside architectural treasures."
• Night lights: can you identify these cities from space? - The Guardian.
• Nightlife reports: clubbing in Berlin - The Guardian.
• NO FLY LIST - TSA | Transportation Security Administration (U.S.A.). List, created and maintained by the United States government's Terrorist Screening Center (TSC), of people who are not permitted to board a commercial aircraft for travel in or out of the United States.
• No luggage, last to board: How basic economy air fares are taking over the world - The Telegraph.
• No one wants the middle seat on airplanes. This design could change that - CNN travel.
• ‘No one will save you’: tourists warned as volcanic site reopens in Iceland after six eruptions in a year - "Local safety chief’s stark advice as visitors return to Grindavík - with more activity expected."
• Nomad cruise - "All-inclusive Digital Nomad Conference on Cruise Ship." The world's first floating Digital Nomad Conference. Join 250+ digital nomads, entrepreneurs, remote workers and enjoy journey of a lifetime on all-inclusive-cruise across the Atlantic.
• North Korea hints at tourism reopening, but doubts remain - "North Korea may be known as the hermit kingdom, but the isolated nation could be edging toward opening its borders to small numbers of tourists for the first time since the pandemic."
• North Korea is reopening to tourists after almost five years, but will anyone go? - "After the isolated country closed its borders to keep out Covid-19, tour companies are celebrating the resumption of travel. Experts have warned that the long-awaited opening up could fall victim to political tensions and the country’s brutal winters."
• North Korea: 'Luxury' skiing in North Korea: the Russians allowed behind the border - "Kim Jong-un's selected few are '100% satisfied' but find a country steeped in hopelessness under sanctions."
• North Korea: Tourists have returned to North Korea for the first time since the pandemic. Here's what they saw - "Many Russian tourists have found themselves locked out of tourism destinations. But North Korea - as a key Russian ally - offered a rare opportunity to travel."
• North Korea: What it’s like to go to summer camp in North Korea - "Russian teen shares his experience at North Korea summer camp."
• Northern Lights 2025: best places in the world to see the upcoming ‘once-in-a-decade’ Northern Lights 2025 - "We’re set to be experiencing the ‘solar maximum’ until summer 2025 – here’s how to make the most of it. The safest bets are your classic Northern Lights destinations: think Iceland, Norway, Swedish Lapland, Finland, Greenland, Scotland and Canada (in fact, we’ve got a whole guide to these here)."
• northern lights replace street lights in Reykjavik, Iceland - The Guardian.
• Norway is shying away from tourism & other countries could learn from it - "Norwegians are putting their natural environment (and weekend activities) ahead of tourism’s economic benefits."
• ‘Norway of Arabia’ is home to the world’s only desert fjords - "The Musandam Peninsula, at the northeastern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, has sometimes been compared to Norway, and not just because it happens to be next to oil-rich waters."
• Norway, the Journey Is the Destination - The New York Times.
• Norway’s Arctic north: eco-cabins & sea eagles - The Guardian.
• Norway's new ad has attracted nearly 20 million views since its release in late June - "How a viral ad campaign is teaching us to 'life-see', not sightsee. In a summer of overtourism, a viral Oslo travel advert with nearly 20 million views is turning the tables on what travellers want."
• Norway's soaring mountain staircases - "Many people don't know that Norway is the world capital of outdoor stairways: superbly engineered wooden and concrete steps that lead to the country's most beautiful viewpoints."
• Norwegian outdoor tourism campaign shelved over environmental fears - "State-owned company halts initiative after warnings over opening up ‘right to roam’ laws to large numbers of visitors."
• Notting Hill Yummy Mummy - "I am a self-confessed sybarite, who loves the pleasures of eating out in great restaurants, traveling to awe-inspiring places and staying in amazing hotels."
• NyLon - the portmanteau NYLON, also spelled NYLon or, less often, NY-Lon, starts with the concept of New York City, USA, and London, England, as twin cities — the financial and cultural capitals of the Anglo-American 'world' — and takes the concept a step further, treating the two cities as "a single city separated by an ocean".

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• Oh No! My Boarding Pass Has the Dreaded SSSS! - Frugal Travel Guy.
• Oktoberfest - "The official site for the 188th Oktoberfest from September 16 to October 3, 2023." The Oktoberfest is the largest folk festival in the world, a unique synthesis of the arts, a piece of Munich's soul. It is tradition that customs and the Bavarian way of life experience a lively renewal here in particular. The Oktoberfest stands for a sense of home and the hospitality of the people of Munich - a funfair for everyone, with a variety of pleasurable moments for all the senses at the highest level of quality. The brand essence of the Oktoberfest stands for encounters, shared experiences and the joy of life.
• Oktoberfest: Germany's sophisticated alternative to Oktoberfest - "Every September, millions of tourists flock to Munich for Oktoberfest. However, the true centre of German beer culture lies three hours north in the medieval town of Bamberg."
• Olivia Palermo tells us how to look polished on holiday and at the airport - The Telegraph.
• Oman: 9 reasons to visit this amazing desert destination - "This desert haven wrapped by mountains is a peaceful and uncrowded spot with five-star hotels, white sand beaches and warm waters. Oman is opening to tourism, and some of its greatest treasures are found only a day or so away from the capital. Here's a pick of highlights when touring one of the world's most intriguing destinations."
• On board the Trans-Siberian Railway for a centenary ride - The Guardian.
• On Eating Alone in Paris - The New York Times.
• On the Bauhaus Trail in Germany - The New York Times.
• On the French Riviera, Fitzgerald Found His Place in the Sun - The New York Times.
• On the Nordic Trail in Scotland - The New York Times.
• On the Trail of Nabokov in the American West - "On his cross-country trips chasing butterflies and researching 'Lolita,' the Russian-born novelist saw more of the United States than did Fitzgerald, Kerouac or Steinbeck."
• On the Water, and Into the Wild - The New York Times.
• On Vacation? Here’s How to SET AWAY MESSAGES ON YOUR PHONE - Wired.
• On your bike: the best and the worst of city cycle schemes - The Guardian.
• One Mile at a Time - "Tips, tricks, and travel with Lucky."
• one of Europe’s largest mazes - "Totes a maze! How a forester turned his financial crisis into an eco-friendly puzzle."
• One of the world's smallest capital cities - "Built on land reclaimed from the sea, Seychelles' tiny capital city can't get any bigger - but with a vibrant culture and fascinating history, it doesn't need to."
• One Second | Every Nation - Graham Hughes - the first person to visit all 201 nations of the world without flying. YouTube, 4:01.
• One-star Reviews for Attraction That No Longer Exists - Travel + Leisure.
• Ooberluxe - is a super-intuitive, reservation-making, order-taking travel and virtual assistant. We're your personal assistant, anytime, anywhere.
• Oracle of Delphi, Greece - "The Oracle of Delphi, the Pythia, who was also referred to as the sibyl, was a priestess who would prophesy from the tripod in the sunken adyton of the Temple of Apollo. The god himself was believed to speak through this oracle."
• Ordering coffee in Italy: the 10 commandments - The Telegraph.
• ORIENT-EXPRESS - luxury hotels, resorts, trains, restaurants, riverboats.
• 'Orient Express' is a real train & taking a ride is not cheap - "Before the dawn of private jets and business class flights, royalty and high society members traveled through Europe onboard luxury trains. Now anyone can do it - if they are willing and able to spend $2,300 for a one-night trip. That’s the starting rate to go from Florence to Paris aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, a historic luxury train operated by the LVMH-owned Belmond travel brand. Other routes cost more - much more."
• Orient Express’ New Sailing Yacht - "Luxury travel brand Orient Express unveils new details about their sailing yacht, Orient Express Corinthian, slated to hit the seas in the summer of 2026."
• ORSOS ISLANDS - "An exciting new Home or Holiday experience." ORSOS Islands stands for an easy going, relaxed and personal holiday experience that combines all the positive aspects of mainland real estate and luxury yachts.
• Ostend - coastal city and municipality, located in the province of West Flanders, Belgium. In 1838, a railway connection with Brussels was constructed. Ostend became a transit harbour to England in 1846 when the first ferry sailed to Dover. Important for the image of the town was the attention it started to receive from the Belgian kings Leopold I and Leopold II. Both monarchs liked to spend their holidays in Ostend. Important monuments and villas were built to please the Royal Family, including the Hippodrome Wellington horse racing track and the Royal Galleries. The rest of aristocratic Belgium followed and soon Ostend became known as "the queen of the Belgian sea-side resorts".
• Ostrichpillow Light - the sleep turban that has transformed my long-haul journeys - "Far more presentable than the frankly ridiculous original Ostrichpillow, and offering the total darkness an eye mask can never match, this is the only way to fly."
• Our favorite travel photos of 2019 so far - CNN travel.
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• Outlery - Collapsible Cutlery - since 2018. "The world's smallest cutlery set!" Plastic-free | reusable | forking awesome. It all started with a thought to replace single-use plastic cutlery...for Mother needs us to step up and take a stand! Outlery is portable and designed to be your pocket-sized partner for life.
• Outrage after picturesque Wanaka tree attacked with saw - "Wanaka's world-famous willow tree - whose crooked branches are captured in camera lenses from across the globe - has been attacked with a saw."
• Overnight in the world's tallest treehouses - "Spend the night in the world's tallest treehouses."
• overrated tourist sights - The Guardian.
• Overseas Attractions - "We Get To The Point." Cheap Tour Deals & Activities. Find tour deals, attraction tickets, and travel packages for a special price. We'll show you the most popular, strange, and unique tourist attractions around the world.
• Overtourism: a growing global problem - The Conversation.
• Overtourism in Europe's historic cities sparks backlash - "Angry protests from residents in popular areas force city hall officials to take action."
• ‘Overtourism’ Worries Europe. How Much Did Technology Help Get Us There? - The New York Times.
• 'Overweight' tourists hit with ban in Greece - "Greece bans 'overweight' tourists from riding donkeys. The country has banned "overweight" tourists from riding the animals on the popular island of Santorini, after activists complained that they were suffering spinal injuries."
• Oxford Street review - a bravura history, but also an obituary? - "From public hangings to Primark ... a lively account of the capital’s famous shopping street."
• Oxford: UK's most walkable city that's constantly named one of the prettiest - "The site named Oxford the UK's most walkable city as there are just 1.1 miles between the city's five biggest tourist attractions, and you could get between them in just 22 minutes."

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• Pacific Island Hopper: The world's most scenic flight? - "That's Honolulu -- Majuro -- Kwajalein -- Kosrae -- Pohnpei -- Chuuk -- Guam."
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• Packing Cubes at Amazon.com - as of March 31, 2022: 470 results.
• Packing Tips From Travel Pros - The New York Times.
• Pacsafe - "Smart Travel Gear." Anti-Theft Travel Bags and Travel Accessories.
• Palma: a new lease of life for Majorca's unduly overlooked capital - The Telegraph.
• PANORAMIO - "Photos of the World." Also show photos not selected for Google Earth.
• Parador - in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries, is a kind of luxury hotel, usually located in a converted historic building such as a monastery or castle.
• Paris: 12 Hidden Gems in Paris You Won't Find in Guidebooks - "From under-the-radar boulangeries to Seine-side seafood spots and underground jazz clubs, here’s how to navigate the City of Light like a Parisian."
• Paris: 13 Unwritten Rules to Know Before Traveling to Paris - "Everything Parisians want you to know before you visit, from dining etiquette to public transportation tips."
• Paris Bridge’s Love Locks Are Taken Down - The New York Times.
• Paris, Chicago and Beyond: How to Have a Luxury Trip for Much Less Than You Think - "A high-end vacation doesn’t have to mean spending big dollars. Here are 10 cities where you can have upscale experiences without paying premium prices."
• Paris hopes €1bn revamp of Les Halles can become city's 'beating heart' - The Guardian.
• Paris’ Louvre museum in dire state, problems ‘endanger’ art, director warns in plea for help - "The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum and home to Leonardo da Vinci’s 'Mona Lisa,' has requested urgent help from the French government to restore and renovate its ageing exhibition halls and better protect its countless works of art."
• Paris plans €250m Champs-ÉlysÉes makeover - "Avenue in French capital, often called the world’s most beautiful, has seen better days."
• Paris Public Transit On Your Trip Without Spending All Your Euros - "Fortunately, there is a quicker, more convenient, and often cheaper solution: a Navigo Easy Travel Card. These convenient transit cards only cost about $2, and you can load them up with more rides at any ticket machine."
• Paris: Seduced by the Past - The New York Times.
• Paris slams on the brakes & sets 30 kph speed limit to reduce pollution - "Authorities in the French capital of Paris are forcing drivers to slow down, setting a speed limit on almost all the city's roads, in a bid to reduce pollution and improve road safety."
• Paris syndrome - transient mental disorder exhibited by some individuals when visiting or going on vacation to Paris, as a result of extreme shock derived from their discovery that Paris is not what they had expected it to be.
• Paris: The secret vineyard in the middle of Paris where the wine has ‘an air of mystery’ - "The vineyards of Paris were lost centuries ago. One survives hidden in the heart of the city. The Clos Montmartre vineyard is tucked away in the center of Paris, the last remnant of an ancient wine-making region."
• PARIS TOURIST OFFICE - "Welcome to the official Paris Tourist Office page. Find inspiration & tips to plan your trip to Paris!"
• Paris tourists warned about thieves who prey on hotel guests - The Local.
• PARIS WALK - Rick Steves' Europe.
• Parisian car ban now planned for 2024 - "Paris officials plan to ban private vehicles from the historic heart of the city by early 2024 in a move designed to decrease congestion and improve air quality in the French capital, the city has announced. Targeting 2024 represents a two year delay on the original 2022 timeline, which was announced last May by the city’s mayor, and French presidential hopeful, Anne Hidalgo. The ban is part of a wider push to improve conditions in the city ahead of it hosting the 2024 Olympic Games."
• Parisians Are Choosing Bikes Over Cars. Will New Yorkers Do That, Too? - "The transformation of cycling access in Paris over the past few years may have lessons for New York and its car-clogged streets. Copenhagen still has the 'gold standard' of bike infrastructure design, he said, and it does a better job of considering bikes, pedestrians and cars at intersections. 'Paris lacks that.'"
• Parisians take part in free picnic on the Champs-ÉlysÉes - "Event aims to reverse decline in local people visiting boulevard, which has become hub for wealthy tourists and designer stores."
• Parnassus Travel Group - 'Unparalleled connections deliver exceptional possibilities across the globe'. Creating bespoke, tailor-made luxury holidays for discerning clients in all four corners of the world. We have a team of dedicated travel specialists who have up to date information and first-hand experience of their specialist areas. We provide exceptional attention to detail, to ensure that our clients have unique and unforgettable experiences.
• Parts Unknown | Anthony Bourdain - since 2012. "Join Anthony Bourdain as he travels the globe to uncover little-known destinations and diverse cultures."
• Passenger Freighters Voyage List - Maris Freighter Cruises. "On a Freighter Even the Routine is Extraordinary. And the Destinations are Some of the Most Exotic in the World."
• PASSENGER SHAMING - "Are these assholes serious? Photos taken by anonymous flight attendants & passengers from all over the world. Don't end up here."
• Passenger Shaming humiliates inconsiderate travellers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram - The Independent.
• Passengers spooked by airplane seat cameras - "Can airplane seat cameras spy on passengers?"
• Passport Index 2017 - "Passports of the world ranked by their total visa-free score."
• Passports for purchase: How the elite get through a pandemic - "Super-rich families are buying multiple citizenships to prepare for the next lockdown. For most people, the coronavirus pandemic has meant fewer travel options. Not so for super-rich families who are increasingly using their money to cross borders that would otherwise be closed to them."
• "Path of Love" reopens after 12 years - "Cinque Terre's most romantic trail has been closed for 12 years, but thanks to new safety measures it's about to reopen to visitors."
• People are angry at Gen Z taking photos of airport trays. Here’s what’s really going on - "Curating collections of travel accessories is a new viral trend. No sooner have airports introduced new scanning machines so you don’t need to unpack your carry-on bags, than a trend emerges where you photograph all your loose items in your airport security tray. The 'airport tray aesthetic' has taken off on TikTok, Instagram and Pinterest."
• People have a clever way of making money off airlines to essentially travel for free - "It’s all about looking for an overbooked flight."
• People only just realising how to make sure your suitcase is FIRST off the plane - "If you hate waiting for your luggage at the airport, you'll do anything to make the process speed up - and thankfully, there are some clever tricks you can try this summer."
• PER DIEM - daily allowance for expenses - a specific amount of money an organization gives an individual, often an employee, per day to cover living expenses when traveling for work.
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• Perilogics Universal In-Flight Airplane Phone Mount - "Hands Free Viewing with Multi-Directional Dual 360 Degree Rotation. Pocket Size Must Have Travel Essential Accessory for Flying." Hands-free Convenience: Keep your phone within reach and in sight, whether you're on a plane, at your desk, or working out at the gym. Versatile Mounting: The strong clamp can attach to tables, luggage handles, gym equipment, and more, up to 1.5 inches wide. Flexible Viewing: Dual joints with 360-degree rotation allow for the best viewing angle, whether you prefer vertical or horizontal orientation.
• Photos from NASA that will change the way you look at the planet - The Telegraph.
• Pick-Pocket Proof | Travel Clothing - "Clothing Arts: Innovating Travelwear Since 2009."
• Pickpockets Are Most Likely to Rob You at These 10 Tourist Attractions - "Tourists can become easy targets. Once you make an impression that you’re not a local, the prices inflate, and you’re suddenly paying more for taxis and products in shops. But it goes further than rip-offs, and one of the most common problems you’ll face, especially in crowded tourist places, is pickpocketing."
• Pickpockets: Beautiful holiday destination is the worst European country for pickpockets - not Spain - "The worst country in Europe for pickpockets has been named, and it's bad news for Britons heading to popular holiday destinations this summer. The Trevi Fountain in Rome is pinpointed as the worst offender for pickpocketing with over 470 mentions of 'pickpockets' in Tripadvisor critiques."
• Picture essay 'Overtourism’ & the curse of the cruise ships - "In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports."
• PIERS MORGAN ON DUBAI - YouTube.
• PIERS MORGAN ON HOLLYWOOD - YouTube.
• PIERS MORGAN ON LAS VEGAS - YouTube.
• PIERS MORGAN ON MARBELLA - YouTube.
• PIERS MORGAN ON MONTE-CARLO - YouTube.
• PIERS MORGAN ON SHANGHAI - YouTube.
• Pilot shares the essential item to pack in cabin luggage - ‘your best friend’ - "Jonathan Franklin is a pilot at KLM. He shared his best packing advice with Express.co.uk and why denim can be your 'best friend'."
• Pilot’s top tips on beating jet lag - "After years of flying all over the world, a Qantas pilot has shared his tips on the best things you can do to beat jet lag."
• Pirates, pollution & secret codes: 12 things you didn't know about cruise holidays - The Telegraph.
• Planning a Trip With the Help of Google Home - The New York Times.
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• Plemo Upgraded Sleep Mask - "100% Pure Silk Eye Cover with Reusable Ice Pack for Hot & Cold Therapy, Comfortable & Super Soft Eye Mask With Adjustable Strap."
• PodShare Los Angeles - "Co-living Across a Shared Network." By purchasing a pass to one location, you gain access to PodShare's entire network of locations. Our goal is to share pods across the world because we believe ...
• PokÉmon Go: How to Use It as a Tour Guide - The New York Times.
• Poland's most beautiful places - "Stretching from the amber beaches of the Baltic Sea to the breathtaking peaks of the High Tatra mountains, Poland is as expansive as it is beautiful."
• Pompeii is limiting its daily visitor numbers - "Authorities at Pompeii in southern Italy are introducing a daily limit of 20,000 visitors as part of efforts to protect the ancient site. The measure, which will come into force from November 15, will see the introduction of personalized tickets bearing the name of each visitor, according to a statement from the Pompeii archaeological park published Friday."
• popular tourist attractions you haven't even heard of - The Telegraph.
• Portofino has become a living nightmare - "Nestled in the Italian Riviera, the picturesque Portofino has long been a playground for the world’s rich and famous. Portofino, then, is a perfect example in microcosm of the carcinogenic effect of tourism on the soul and spirit of a place."
• Post-Pandemic Active Travel: Your Best All-Inclusive Adventure Vacations - "As the travel industry begins to recover from the global pandemic, one of the fastest growing segments is my favorite one, active travel. Tour operators and hotels specializing in active travel are seeing high demand, and in many cases, record reservations, especially for 2022."
• Power Bank: Is it Allowed to Carry Power Banks in Flights? - "It is allowed to carry power banks in your cabin luggage, but not in your checked-in luggage."
• Power Bank: Why are a growing number of airlines banning power banks on flights? - "Several airlines in Asia are tightening rules on carrying lithium batteries on planes following a series of overheating and fire incidents on board."
• PRIORITY PASS - since 1992. "Priority Pass is the world’s largest independent airport lounge access program. Membership offers great value for money and allows you to use any of 1300+ airport lounges (600 cities across 148 countries) whenever you travel."
• PRIVATE ISLANDS MAGAZINE - islands for sale, luxury travel and lifestyles.
• PRIVATE JET CLUB - "The Jetpooling Community." Website where private jet travelers can find listings of popular private jet routes from a range of charter companies. Website visitors also have the opportunity to connect with other private jet travelers interested similar flights who wish to "jetpool" and share the costs of a particular private jet flight.
• Pro Tips For Finding All Your Lost Airline Luggage - "Don't let your airline lose your checked baggage this summer. Here are some pro tips for finding your lost airline luggage."
• PS LAX | The Private Suite - "The most vip way through the airport." PS reimagines the airport experience for the seasoned and discerning traveler. Located in a private terminal far away from the traffic and bustle of the public terminal, we offer a back door to your aircraft, along with seamless security and Customs clearance, as well as luxury amenities before and after your flight.
• Puducherry, India: Reasons why international tourists find Puducherry so irresistible - "Over two centuries of French influence is visible in the town's architecture, cuisine, and way of life. The French Quarter in Puducherry is one of the few well-preserved historic quarters in India. One can still walk on its cobbled streets and walk past the pastel-coloured colonial buildings, and charming boutiques."
• Punta del Este - "Saint-Tropez of South America."
• PURE ENTERTAINMENT GROUP - based in Montreal, Canada. "Pure Conciergerie offers tailor made luxury concierge services and bespoke experiences to non-member's clients wherever they are. We eliminate all the hassles and worries of having to organize your journey as we offer the finest luxury lifestyle experiences for you to choose from all in one place."
• Purple Passport - "Our mission is to offer you the most honest, up-to-date, handpicked travel information for the world's most exciting cities." Web-based collection of chic, one-stop-shop guides to experiencing the world's cities in style. The site was born out of a passion for travel, a love of the world's great cities, and a desire to spread the word.
• Putin’s war is forcing Russians to ditch a favorite holiday destination - "For more than nine years, Russian tourists vacationing in Crimea didn’t need to give much thought to the fact that their country was waging war on Ukraine - or that their sun lounger was parked on occupied territory. But with Kyiv’s counteroffensive underway, the southern Ukrainian peninsula is no longer the safe haven such holidaymakers had become accustomed to since Moscow annexed it in 2014."
• Pyeongchang 2018 Travel Guide - The New York Times.

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• Qantas offers a seven-hour flight to nowhere - "But as travel bans, closed borders and shelter-in-place orders confined many to our homes, some travelers have been daydreaming not only about the far-flung destinations currently off limits, but the flying experience itself -- from the thrill of the take-off to the unmatched views of the earth from above from the cabin window. That's where 'flights to nowhere' come in -- air travel that takes place purely for the purpose of the journey, not the destination."
• QUINTESSENTIALLY TRAVEL - "We provide the ultimate tailor-made luxury experience whether you are travelling for business or leisure."
• Quito: This underrated capital city was the first to become a UNESCO site - "Travelers willing to give Quito a chance will quickly discover a beguiling place brimming with culture, eclectic museums and flavorful cuisine, much of which can be found in its remarkably well-preserved UNESCO-recognized historic center."
• Quiz: Which passport stamps can you identify? - The Telegraph.

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• Record-setters in travel - "Carnival celebrations are taking place around the world ahead of Mardi Gras, and the world's largest cruise ship is poised to set sail. But travel is also being impacted by Covid restrictions and the Ukraine invasion. Here are the biggest stories from CNN Travel this week."
• Red Sea Diving Resort: The holiday village run by spies - "Arous was an idyllic holiday resort in the Sudanese desert, on the shores of the Red Sea. But this glamorous destination was also a base for Israeli agents with a secret mission. The events inspired a newly released Netflix film, Red Sea Diving Resort - and the real story is in many ways more remarkable."
• Rail & sail: how to book the perfect holiday - without any flying - "More than half of Britons plan to travel to mainland Europe this year. Here’s how to have a great time, while minimising your carbon footprint."
• rarest passport in the world has only three holders - News.com.au.
• RCI | RESORT CONDOMINIUMS INTERNATIONAL - the largest timeshare vacation exchange network in the world.
• Resort Pass - "Get pool, spa, and amenity access at luxurious hotels." Book a Day Pass, Spa Pass, or Cabana at a luxury resort starting at only $25. Take a daycation and enjoy the pool, spa, and amenities!
• Red-eye flight - is any flight departing late at night and arriving early the next morning. The term red-eye, common in North America, derives from the fatigue symptom of having red eyes, which can be caused or aggravated by late-night travel. The red-eye flight usually flies eastbound. The flight is usually four to six hours, less than seven-hour full sleep, but due to time differences, a red-eye flight that departs around midnight arrives around 6am or 7am. Westbound flights that depart around midnight and arrive in the early morning are also colloquically called red-eye flights, despite the fact that those flights are significantly longer than seven or eight hours.
• RED TOURISM - definition & explanation.
• Regent Seven Seas 2025 World Cruise To Stop In 97 Ports, Here’s How Much It Will Cost - "Here’s your chance to see the entire world! You just have to be willing to spend about 5 months on a cruise ship and fork over some serious money."
• Rembrandt’s Holland: exploring Amsterdam & Leiden - "It is 350 years since the artist’s death but visiting these two Dutch cities you can still feel the echoes of his work, and follow in his footsteps."
• Rennes-le-ChÂteau - commune in the Aude department in Languedoc in southern France. This small French hilltop village is known internationally, and receives tens of thousands of visitors per year, for being at the center of various conspiracy theories, and for being the location of an alleged buried treasure discovered by its 19th-century priest Bérenger Saunière, the precise nature of which is disputed by those who believe in its existence, because of the sheer diversity of conflicting theories. The village received up to around 100,000 tourists each year during the height of popularity of Dan Brown's bestselling novel The Da Vinci Code. The modern reputation of Rennes-le-Château rises mainly from claims and stories dating from the mid-1950s concerning the local 19th-century priest Father Bérenger Saunière. These stories influenced the authors of the worldwide bestseller The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail in 1982, and that work in turn influenced Dan Brown when he wrote The Da Vinci Code, published in 2003.
• Renting a Car? Know the Rules of the Road - The New York Times.
• RESERVE AMERICA - campgrounds and camping reservations.
• revisiting the enduring charms of St Tropez - The Telegraph.
• ReykjavÍk, Iceland - A local’s guide - "The best bars, cafes, beaches and geothermal pools."
• Rick Steves refuses to get cynical about the world - "The guidebook writer and television personality reflects on his cancer diagnosis, social media’s corrosive effect on tourism and the transformative power of travel."
• Ride the Emirates Air Line cable car with this 360° video - The Telegraph.
• ride the world's newest cycling routes - The Guardian.
• Ridiculous travel deals you can't find anywhere else - "Find flights the airlines don’t want you to see. We’re exposing loopholes in airfare pricing to save you money."
• Riga: This Baltic capital has 700 Art Nouveau buildings (more than Paris or Barcelona) - "Riga’s Art Nouveau facades glow golden in the Baltic sunset, showcasing the world’s richest collection of this ornate architectural style. While Paris and Barcelona flaunt their Art Nouveau treasures, Latvia’s capital quietly houses over 700 such buildings - the highest concentration on Earth."
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• RIMOWA Essential Lite Suitcase Collection - "Combining flexibility with high manoeuvrability, the Essential Lite suitcase is our lightest suitcase ever."
• RIO DE JANEIRO - official site.
• RIO DE JANEIRO: A samba queen's guide to Rio de Janeiro - "Mayara Lima is famous for her hypnotising samba style. Here, she shares the best samba experiences in Rio, from traditional school events to samba circles."
• RIO DE JANEIRO: From religious propaganda to symbol of a nation: The story of Rio’s Christ Redeemer statue - "It stands nearly 100 foot tall on a perilous peak: Here’s how they built Rio’s Christ the Redeemer."
• Ripley-inspired stay in Florence’s most glamorous apartments - "These new Italian residences have the timeless-luxury look of those in the Netflix series - as well as private chefs, art experiences, and live opera in your lounge."
• Rise in number of world's rich buying UK 'golden visas' - "The number of wealthy foreigners investing at least £2m in the UK in exchange for a 'golden visa' has risen to a five-year high, despite a clampdown on the scheme in the aftermath of the Skripal novichok poisoning attack."
• rise of perpetual cruises that offer the very wealthy a new home at sea - "After numerous delays, the Odyssey finally sets sail from Belfast for three-and- a-half years - but what drives people to spend a fortune living full-time on luxury liners?"
• Rising high: the evolving skyline of New York City - in pictures - "Manhattan’s skyline is the most famous in the world. Its horizon has been interrupted by verticals from the first 10-storey office buildings in the late 1800s, and will only continue to rise higher."
• Riviera cycling made much easier than it looks - "Veronica Larsson is on a mission to get as many people from Monaco as possible to hop on a bike and explore the beauty of this area and to live an active and healthy lifestyle."
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• Ritz Paris Essentials - "Cashmere travel sets." Lovingly enclosed within a Ritz Paris zip-up case, this beige eye mask and throw set will provide you with comfort and warmth on your travels.
• Road Map to Shopping Like a Royal in London - The New York Times.
• Rodrigues: The Indian Ocean island time forgot - "Marooned 600km north-east of Mauritius, and close to no other landform, Rodrigues is a world unto itself. It is also one of the world's most remote inhabited islands."
• Rome city council & Church row over coins from Trevi fountain - "A row has broken out between the mayor of Rome and the Roman Catholic Church over what should happen to coins retrieved from the Trevi fountain."
• Romantic Road - (German: Romantische Straße) is a "theme route" devised by promotion-minded travel agents in the 1950s. It describes the 350 kilometres (220 mi) of surface roads between Würzburg and Füssen in southern Germany, specifically in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, linking a number of picturesque towns and castles. In medieval times, it was a trade route that connected the center of Germany with the south. Today, this region is thought by many international travellers to possess "quintessentially German" scenery and culture, in towns and cities such as Nördlingen, Dinkelsbühl and Rothenburg ob der Tauber and in castles such as Burg Harburg and the famous Neuschwanstein. The Romantic Road is marked along the way with brown signs. The Romantic Road is located in Southern Germany.
• Rome: An Italian cultural ambassador's guide to Rome - "Alberto Angela has made a career out of exploring his hometown. Here are his favourite spots to unearth Rome's millennia of secrets, from the Vatican Museums to Ostia Antica."
• Rome expert guide - best places to stay, eat & top attractions.
• Rome in Italy took top spot in a list of the best cities to be explored by foot - "This European capital city has been named the most walkable city in the whole world."
• Rome, Through the Eyes of Flavius Josephus - The New York Times.
• Rome's Trevi Fountain burst back into life after £1.4 million Fendi transformation - Daily Mail.
• Roswell, New Mexico - city in, and the county seat of, Chaves County in the southeastern quarter of the state of New Mexico, United States. The population was 48,366 at the 2010 census. It is a center for irrigation farming, dairying, ranching, manufacturing, distribution, and petroleum production. It is also the home of New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI), founded in 1891. Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge is located a few miles northeast of the city on the Pecos River. Bottomless Lakes State Park is located twelve miles east of Roswell on US 380. Roswell is most popularly known for having its name attached to what is now called the 1947 Roswell UFO incident, even though the crash site of the alleged UFO was some 75 miles from Roswell and closer to Corona. The investigation and debris recovery was handled by the local Roswell Army Air Field.
• Route 66 put on list of 11 endangered historic places - The Guardian.
• Route NapolÉon - the route taken by Napoléon in 1815 on his return from Elba. It is now concurrent with sections of routes N85, D1085, D4085, and D6085.
• RTW PLANNER - round the world travel guide. Around the world tickets.
• Rude hand gestures of the world (don't try these on holiday) - The Telegraph.
• Rush Hour Traffic Worldwide, Worst Cities ranked - "This chart shows the 15 worst cities around the world for traffic congestion in 2023, ranked by the average number of hours lost to traffic congestion per driver when driving during peak commute hours compared to driving during off-peak hours in 2023."
• Russian cities you're not allowed to visit - The Telegraph.
• Ryanair's new hand luggage rules - "And the bags to beat them."
• Rwanda: The vital tradition of naming baby gorillas - "Mountain gorilla conservation in Rwanda is a global success story, partly due to the significance and value placed on gorillas as part of the nation's culture and heritage, with annual celebrations of baby gorillas being born."

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• SACRED DESTINATIONS - "Discover religious and cultural destinations around the world."
• Safaris: Why travellers are seeking out guilt-free safaris - "The African elephant in the room: Is there such a thing as guilt-free safari? Electric Jeeps and carbon credits are unlikely to make up for gas-guzzling private flights and building mini towns in the remote savannah. So, what should travellers be looking for?"
• Safest & Most Effective Sunscreens - TIME Magazine.
• safest countries in the world to visit in 2020 - "For those who are planning a holiday for next year and wondering which countries are the safest, a risk map published by an organization specializing in travel security may be of help."
• Saint-Malo - historic walled port city and commune (with the commune expanded beyond the walls in 1968), in Brittany on the English Channel coastline of northwestern France. The city is a major tourist destination, with many ancient structures.
• SAINT-TROPEZ - France. Bars, beaches, cafés, hotels, lounges, media, museums, nightlife, restaurants & shopping.
• SAINT-TROPEZ TOURIST OFFICE - official site.
• SALMON JUNKIES - "We are hooked!"
• samba queen's guide to Rio de Janeiro - "Mayara Lima is famous for her hypnotising samba style. Here, she shares the best samba experiences in Rio, from traditional school events to samba circles."
• San Andres: You Haven't Seen Blue Until You've Seen San Andres - "The island, close to Nicaragua but part of Colombia, boasts waters in seven shades of the color. Counting them - from a boat, from a cay, from the shade of a coconut tree - is a meditative experience."
• San Marino: World's Oldest Country Is A Tiny But Mighty Beauty Called Europe's 'Best-Kept Secret' - "Founded in 301 AD, San Marino is one of the world's oldest sovereign states, and history buffs will relish the chance to wander through the city's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site paved with cobblestones."
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• Sardinia: The Mediterranean isle where hikers stay for free - "An enticing new programme is seeking to transform a rugged corner of the Italian island into an outdoor lover's paradise."
• Sardinia’s Blue Zone Lessons - Blue Zones. "Live Longer, Better."
• Saudi Arabia, Magnificent & Forbidding to Tourists - The New York Times.
• Saudi Arabia: Surprising, Unsettling, Surreal: Roaming Through Saudi Arabia - "Will the kingdom’s $800 billion bet on tourism pay off? To witness the kingdom’s profound transformation and assess its ambitious tourism projects, a Times journalist spent a month on the road there. Here’s what he saw."
• Saudi Arabia the next big heritage tourism destination? - CNN Travel.
• Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast could be the next big luxury tourism destination - "Travelers are running out of new places to discover, but there could be one treasure hidden in plain sight. Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast stretches for more than a thousand miles, from the northern border with Jordan in the Gulf of Aqaba to Yemen in the far south. Much of that, outside of big cities like Jeddah, is undeveloped coastline of turquoise water, offshore islands, pristine beaches and coral reefs."
• Saudi Arabia's travel highlights - The Telegraph.
• Saudi tourist spots you can now visit - "Saudi Arabia's tourist spots you are now free to visit."
• SAVEUR - authentic recipes, food, drinks, and travel.
• Savouring the best of Scotland at spectacular Skibo Castle - The Telegraph.
• Say hello to hygge: The Danish secret to happiness - The Telegraph.
• Say hello to the world's new greetings - "As social distancing lingers, many cultures around the world are adapting their distinct greetings to fit the new normal."
• Scary streets: which are world's most haunted cities? - The Guardian.
• Schedule padding: Is this why air travel is getting slower? - "British Airways, Easyjet, Ryanair and Virgin Atlantic claim it’s taking longer to get from A to B."
• science behind making your holiday last longer - The Telegraph.
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• Sea to Summit - Spark Ultralight Backpacking Sleeping Bag - "So light and tiny you might think you left it at home."
• Seat Guru: Airline Seat Maps, Flights shopping & Flight Information - "The ultimate source for airplane seating, in-flight amenities, flights shopping and airline information."
• Secret London: 14 odd attractions you never knew were there - The Telegraph.
• Secret Places, Hidden Sanctuaries Uncovering Mysterious Sights, Symbols, and Societies by Klimczuk, Stephen, Warner, Gerald - Amazon.com.
• Security Lines: How to Speed Through - "To speed your way, it can help to sign up for one of the programs offered by the government or Clear, a private company. But time is running out." The New York Times.
• 'Set-jetting': How on-screen locations are becoming travel destinations - "Increasing numbers of travellers are seeking out the real-life filming locations of their favourite shows, even if the reality of life there is very different than how it's portrayed."
• Setenil de las Bodegas - town (pueblo) in the province of Cádiz, Spain, famous for its dwellings built into rock overhangs above the Rio Trejo. According to the 2005 census, the city has a population of 3,016 inhabitants. It has an exact antipodal city: Auckland, New Zealand. This small town (pueblo) is located 157 kilometres (98 mi) northeast of Cadiz. It has a distinctive setting along a narrow river gorge. The town extends along the course of the Rio Trejo with some houses being built into the rock walls of the gorge itself, created by enlarging natural caves or overhangs and adding an external wall. Given the evidence of other nearby cave-dwelling societies, such as those at the Cueva de la Pileta west of Ronda, where habitation has been tracked back more than 25,000 years, it is possible that Setenil was occupied much much earlier. Most evidence of this would have been erased by continuous habitation.
• Seychelles has reopened to tourists - but only to those travelling by private jet - "The Indian Ocean destination is welcoming back the 1 per cent."
• Seychelles island where travelers stay for months - "North Island: Travel operator Natucate sets up sabbatical breaks for people on the Seychelles' North Island. During stays ranging from weeks to months - and even years - travelers help out with conservation projects."
• Shakespeare’s birthplace to be ‘decolonised’ over ‘white supremacy’ fears - "Academics said presenting the playwright as a universal genius 'benefits the ideology of white European supremacy'."
• Sheffield, Tasmania - town 23 km inland from Devonport on the north-west coast of Tasmania, Australia's island state. Sheffield has long been the rural hub for the Mount Roland area. The Sheffield area is well known for its high quality butterfat production via dairy farming. The area is suitable for lamb and beef production. Inspired by the story of Chemainus, a small Canadian town that had through mural art, rescued itself from ruin, the Kentish Association for Tourism (KAT) worked valiantly on the vision to combine the arts and tourism to revive and reinvent the town of Sheffield. Sheffield has become a major tourist attraction due to it being promoted as a "Town of Murals", based upon the instrumental contributions of the Kentish Association for Tourism (currently known as Sheffield Inc) and local tourism pioneer Brian Inder. The first town mural was painted in Sheffield in December 1986. Since then over 60 murals depicting the area's rich history and beautiful natural scenery are painted on walls scattered throughout the town and buildings along the roadside. The murals attract an estimated 200,000 people to the town annually.
• Shibuya Crossing - or Shibuya Scramble Crossing, is a popular scramble crossing in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. It is located in front of the Shibuya Station Hachiko exit and stops vehicles in all directions to allow pedestrians to inundate the entire intersection. Shibuya Crossing is the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing, with as many as 2,500 people crossing at a time.
• Shikoku Pilgrimage - multi-site pilgrimage of 88 temples associated with the Buddhist monk K?kai on the island of Shikoku, Japan. A popular and distinctive feature of the island's cultural landscape, and with a long history, large numbers of pilgrims still undertake the journey for a variety of ascetic, pious, and tourism-related purposes. The pilgrimage is traditionally completed on foot, but modern pilgrims use cars, taxis, buses, bicycles, or motorcycles. The standard walking course is approximately 1,200 kilometres (750 mi) long and can take anywhere from 30 to 60 days to complete.
• Should you give money to beggars on your holiday? - The Telegraph.
• SHVOONG.COM - "The Global Source for Summaries & Reviews". Shvoong is a global hub for Summaries & Reviews on virtually every topic imaginable. On Shvoong you’ll find book reviews, book summaries, movie reviews, website reviews, make money online reviews, business reviews, product reviews, travel reviews, and much more.
• Sienna Charles - since 2008. "Luxury Travel & Lifestyle Services." Sienna Charles curates and designs the ultimate ultra-luxury travel & lifestyle experiences, exclusively for family offices & CEO’s. With unparalleled taste & expertise in all aspects of luxury, our Black Book encompasses the finest experiences money can buy. Our success lies in Jaclyn Sienna India’s rigorous travels unearthing the sublime, coupled with her insight into the complex needs of ultra-high net worth individuals, informing our personalized approach.
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• SIMO Solis Lite 4G LTE WiFi Mobile Hotspot - "Portable WiFi Hotspot for Travel: Experience seamless connectivity with the Solis Lite, your pocket-friendly companion that offers secure and reliable mobile WiFi hotspot coverage in over 135 countries. Ideal as a hotspot device for your global adventures or business trips. But that's not all; with every Solis hotspot, we're thrilled to include our groundbreaking Lifetime Data* plan, which features 1GB of Global Data per month for the life of your hotspot." Local & International Coverage Router, Multi-Carrier Access, No Contract or SIM Card Required, 10 Connected Devices, 1GB/Month Lifetime Data. Power bank included.
• simple trick to ensuring your bag is first at the carousel - The Telegraph.
• sin city: cheapest places in the world for drinking, smoking & dating - The Telegraph.
• Singapore, for Those Who Aren’t Crazy Rich - "In the hit movie 'Crazy Rich Asians,' the country looks luxe. But it’s easy to have a great time (and eat memorably well) without spending much."
• Singapore: the country where residents live longer than ever: Why Singapore values both quantity & quality of life - "When it comes to longevity, few places in the world have seen such a drastic jump in life expectancy as the island city-state in Southeast Asia."
• Singapore values both quantity & quality of life - "When it comes to longevity, few places in the world have seen such a drastic jump in life expectancy as the island city-state in Southeast Asia."
• Sinking city: how Venice is managing Europe's worst tourism crisis - "Venice’s booming tourism industry is threatening the city’s very survival. But grassroots initiatives are making a difference - and may even help other cities."
• Skiing vacations be a thing of the pastLove skiing? - "Love skiing? Enjoy it while it lasts."
• Skincare must-haves for long-haul flights - The Telegraph.
• skiplagged - "The smart way to find cheap flights."
• 'skiplagging'? Airlines Hate ‘skiplagging.’ Meet the Man Who Helps Travelers Pull It Off - "Aktarer Zaman is the founder of a controversial website that unearths airfare hacks, most notably skipping the last leg of a flight for a cheaper price."
• Skross Online Shop - "Adapt to the World." Use your devices in over 150 countries worldwide.
• SKROSS TRAVEL ADAPTERS - Swiss travel products. Travel adapters, USB chargers, cables.
• Skyline webcams - since 2011. "Discover the world through the panoramic windows of SkylineWebcams. One click and you can visit the most beautiful places of the planet."
• SKYSCANNER - travel search site that helps thousands of people find the cheapest flights every day. "We provide instant comparison on flight prices for over 1000 airlines and millions of routes, as well as price comparison for car hire, hotels and holidays."
• SKYTRAX - airline reviews, airport reviews, flight rights, seat reviews and Skytrax airline and airport star ranking.
• Sleep in your favourite author's home - "From Agatha Christie to Ian Fleming to Jane Austen, here are five famous author homes-turned hotels where bookworms can lay their heads."
• Sleep tourism is booming. Here's why - "Interest has skyrocketed since the pandemic, with a number of high profile establishments focusing their attention on those suffering from sleep-deprivation. Over the past 12 months, Park Hyatt New York has opened the Bryte Restorative Sleep Suite, a 900-square-foot suite filled with sleep-enhancing amenities, while Rosewood Hotels & Resorts recently launched a collection of retreats called the Alchemy of Sleep, which are designed to 'promote rest.'"
• Sleeping on long-haul flights: Here are the top tips for snoozing in the sky - "The first tip for sleep in this setting is to relax your expectations a little. Humans are just not well designed to sleep in an almost upright position. Unless you’re lucky to fly in a class with a lie-flat seat, you’re very unlikely to step off a long-haul flight having had a solid eight hours of sleep."
• slow travel: 20 adventures to take at a leisurely pace - The Telegram.
• Smythson of Bond Street - since 1887. Panama Notebook Emerald 'Travel and Experiences'.
• Snacks for Planes, Trains & Automobiles - "Eating well on the road takes a bit of forethought, but it’s doable."
• Sneaky trick for making sure your bag comes off the plane first - "Often the fragile tagged luggage goes into the plane last and as a result, it comes onto the belt first."
• Snowbird - North American term for a person who moves from the higher latitudes and colder climates of the northern United States and Canada and migrates southward in winter to warmer locales such as Florida, California, Arizona, Texas, or elsewhere along the Sun Belt of the southern United States, Mexico, and areas of the Caribbean.
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• Soarigami armrest divider - end to armrest wars? The Soarigami divider aims to end all in-flight armrest battles on planes by creating space for two elbows.
• South Africa: The country with epic hikes around every corner - "South Africa’s most epic hikes. Mount Kilimanjaro may be the ultimate quest. But the undisputed champ of African hiking is that big country at the bottom end of the continent - South Africa. One of the country’s greatest strengths is sheer volume. The global hiking app AllTrails lists more than 3,700 trekking trails and routes in South Africa compared to other top African trekking destinations: Kenya (20 trails), Tanzania (21), Namibia (33) and Morocco (18)."
• Spain tops world’s best tourist villages ranking with three awards - "UN World Tourism Organization’s list of 32 best places worldwide for small community tourism also includes villages in China, Morocco and Ecuador."
• Spain: Tourists Need To Pay Very Close Attention To Spain's Latest Travel Law - "When renting a vehicle or checking into a hotel, Airbnb, campsite, or other accommodation. Travelers aged 14 and over must now provide the following: full name, gender, nationality, passport number, date of birth, home address, landline and mobile phone number, and email address."
• Spain's holiday islands shake off party image - "After experiencing life without tourism, some want to change the way the Balearic islands work."
• Spain's worst seaside towns named - "A new ranking by Which? Travel readers has uncovered Spain's worst seaside towns and some British favourites are on the list."
• Spanish beach town to fine tourists €750 for urinating in the sea - "The city council in Vigo, Galicia, has passed legislation banning 'physiological evacuation on the beach or in the sea', slapping a fine of €750 on anyone caught short while in the shallows."
• Speakers' Corner - the original and most noted is in the north-east corner of Hyde Park in London, U.K.
• Sphere - since 2007. "Quarterly, luxury lifestyle publication for affluent travellers travelling across Europe. Curates the world’s finest experiences and products for its well-travelled readers."
• Spectacular new step-bridge 'floats' over Norwegian waterfall - "Rushing water cascades below an elevated footbridge that looks like it's floating on air, with panoramic views of hazy mountains and a plunging, deep valley underneath."
• SPF | sun protection factor & how much sunscreen do you really need? Experts answer - "Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US and while sunscreen abounds in aisles, many aren’t applying it correctly."
• St. Barths Reopens For Summer Travel - "While the European Union seems to be planning to bar American travelers from visiting the continent this summer, the island of St. Barths, the most glamorous of France’s Caribbean islands has just reopened its borders to all visitors. As of this week, the island is reachable from North America through San Juan, P.R. only, but the airport of nearby St. Martin is poised to reopen on July 1st."
• St John: The tiny island where Robert Oppenheimer escaped his legacy - "A new biopic is shedding light on rise and fall of 'the father of the atomic bomb'. But few people know that he spent many of his final days as a Caribbean castaway."
• ST. MORITZ - Switzerland. Bars, cafés, casino, events, hotels, lounges, media, museums, nightlife, railways, restaurants, shopping & sports.
• St Tropez's famed beach 'losing its soul' warns Brigitte Bardot amid battle to cater to the rich and famous - The Telegraph.
• St-Tropez lifeboat crew say luxury boat owners too mean to help out - "Tycoons moored on Riviera branded uncaring as lifeboat appeal ‘sinks without trace’."
• St-Tropez: The town telling visitors to stay away this summer - "Once a sleepy fishing village, this picture-perfect town on the French Riviera has transformed into one of the Mediterranean's most overcrowded summer destinations."
• STAR ALLIANCE - the first truly global airline alliance to offer worldwide reach with 17,000 daily flights to 916 destinations in 160 countries.
• Stay on the Ecuador farm that produces the world’s most expensive chocolate - The Guardian.
• Stay Out of Trouble Traveling Abroad With These Apps - Wired.
• STAYCATION - (a portmanteau of "stay" and "vacation"), also known as a holistay (a portmanteau of "holiday" and "stay"), is a period in which an individual or family stays home and participates in leisure activities within driving distance, sleeping in their own beds at night. They might make day trips to local tourist sites, swimming venues, or engage in fun activities such as horseback riding, paintball, hiking or visiting museums.
• Staying Healthy While Traveling the Globe - The New York Times.
• Stendhal syndrome: The travel syndrome that causes panic - "Affecting travellers every year, this bizarre phenomenon sees visitors to Florence suffer psychological breakdowns after being overwhelmed by the city's abundance of great art."
• Stonehenge may be next UK site to lose world heritage status - "Britain is eroding global reputation for conserving its historic assets, culture bodies are warning."
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• Stow - "The Travel Tech Collection."
• STRATUS REWARDS VISA CARD PROGRAM - Stratus Rewards is an intimate by-invitation only club catering to a relatively small number of people who appreciate priviliged access. As a member you earn points for every dollar spent on the card, and in turn, receive reciprocal benefits from a number of world-class niche lifestyle clubs and luxury oriented companies, redeem them for private jet travel, difficult to obtain items, unique services, rare auction items or life-inspiring experiences.
• Stressful, tiring & bad for the planet - why we should ditch our addiction to city breaks - The Telegraph.
• Suitcase packing tips: 'Stop rolling' - The wrinkle-free 'folding' method to 'carry more' - "Travel restrictions have eased around the world. But how can you fit more into your luggage allowance?"
• Sukhothai: The ancient UNESCO-listed city that’s considered the cradle of Thai culture - "Sukhothai was the first capital of the Kingdom of Siam, in the 13th and 14th centuries. Today, its impressive Buddhist monasteries can be explored in Thailand's Sukhothai Historical Park."
• Summer Gear Guide - The New York Times.
• Summer in the Hamptons - The New York Times.
• Summer solstice: Everything you need to know about the longest day of the year - "The summer solstice is Wednesday, June 21. It’s the longest day and shortest night in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s also the first official day of summer."
• Sun Protection: What Dermatologists Wish You Knew About Sun Protection - "For starters: Don’t spray sunscreen like perfume." The New York Times.
• Sunscreen: Are You Wearing Sunscreen the Right Way? - "You should wear sunscreen on any exposed parts of your body year-round, regardless of your skin tone, and even on days that are cloudy or cold."
• SUNSCREEN CHEMICALS SOAK ALL THE WAY INTO YOUR BLOODSTREAM - Wired.
• Sunscreen: Do You Really Need Sunscreen Every Day? - "Some worry it robs you of the benefits of sunshine, like vitamin D. We asked experts to weigh in."
• Sunscreen is Damaging Coral Reefs - Everything You Should Know About It - "With up to 14,000 tons of sunscreen being washed off people into oceans each year, it’s time for all of us to understand how sunscreen damages coral reefs. Our simple and allegedly healthy habit of putting on lotion before exposing ourselves to UV radiations is indeed taking its toll on marine life and biodiversity."
• sunsets - "What paints the Dolomites pink? The magic of the legendary 'enrosadira'. In Italy’s Dolomites, the ancient coral peaks glow pink at dawn and dusk in a rare natural phenomenon called the enrosadira - a magical moment that makes skiing here unforgettable"
• Super-high sky deck opens over New York - "Highest sky deck in Western Hemisphere dares visitors to live on the edge."
• Supersonic, nuclear, with lasers: the future of flight - CNN travel.
• Supilinn - (Estonian for "Soup town") is a neighbourhood of Tartu, Estonia. It's located just north of the city centre, on the right bank of Emajõgi River. Supilinn has a population of 1,790 (as of 31 December 2011). With an area of 0.48 km² (0.19 sq mi) it's the smallest neighbourhood of Tartu. Supilinn is especially famous for being a slum, mostly consisting of 1–2 floored wooden apartment buildings.
• surprising reasons behind the colour of your passport - The Telegraph.
• Swarovski Optik’s new AX Visio binoculars - World’s First AI-Powered Binoculars - "Swarovski Optik’s new AX Visio binoculars use image-recognition algorithms and GPS data to discern the species of whatever bird you point them at. And they work anywhere in the world."
• Sweden & Norway rethink cashless society plans over Russia security fears - "Rise in hybrid warfare and cyber-attacks blamed on pro-Russia groups prompt Nordic neighbours to backpedal."
• Swedish staycation obsession - "Swedes have long embraced their version of staycations: hemester. Now, Covid-19 travel restrictions and remote working are reshaping the tradition."
• Swimming holidays are the ultimate in slow travel - "Since the pandemic, they've become more popular than ever."
• Swiss limit tourist access in bid to bring back edelweiss - "One of Switzerland’s most stunning spots has become the latest to try to limit tourist access, in a bid to protect the environment from becoming overrun by Instagrammers. Above the famous resort of Zermatt, the Riffelsee lake is more than picture perfect. Not only can you see the iconic Matterhorn in all its glory, you can capture its reflection in the glacial waters of the lake."
• Swiss 'passports' for €20 - CNN style.
• Swiss Travel Pass - allows unlimited travel on the Swiss public transport network (trains, buses, ships and tramways) for a certain number of days (3, 4, 8 or 15 consecutive days), as well as free or discounted entry to most Swiss museums. Discounts apply to mountain transport (lifts, funiculars, cogwheel trains). Some mountain transport is free of charge.
• Swiss Travel System - "More than just travelling." By train, bus and boat.
• Switzerland: 10 of the best places to visit - "Dramatic mountains, beautiful lakes and landmark cities, luxe resort towns, peak wine and train experiences - this country is the definition of an Alpine wonderland: 1. Gstaad - 2. Lake Lucerne - 3. Zermatt - 4. Zurich - 5. Appenzell - 6. Ticino - 7. Jungfraujoch - the Top of Europe - 8. Murren - 9. Lavaux Vineyards - 10. St Moritz."
• Switzerland: Best Country in the World - The New York Times.
• Switzerland: ‘It feels safe here’: Why this couple moved their family from the US to Switzerland - "'Life here runs smoothly.'"
• Switzerland targets rich tourists but at what cost? - "In Switzerland, which has long cultivated a reputation for understated luxury, the number of five-star hotels is increasing faster than any other category. Many of them were built in the early 20th century - grand belle epoque palaces serving a then emerging class of privileged, primarily English tourists. Today, renovated to the highest standards, those hotels leave no guest's wish unmet. There are luxury spas, gourmet restaurants, and designer suites with panoramic views of the alps. Some offer 'ski butlers' to ferry guests to and from the slopes, carry the skis, and even help put on their boots."
• Switzerland travel guide - "When to go, what to do and why you’ll love it."
• Switzerland’s 11 stunning Unesco World Heritage sites - in pics - The Local.
• Switzerland's gravity-defying solution - "Switzerland's 15th-Century farmers and vintners had a dangerously creative solution to irrigating their mountainous land that's still in use today."
• Switzerland's ingenious cooling caves - "Nothing is more representative of Ticino life than its 'grottos', village taverns whose forerunners were natural caves used to store wine, cheese and meat."
• SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE CLIMB - "For The Climb Of Your Life." Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• Sydney to London with 7 stops along the way? Qantas’ historic Kangaroo Route is back (sort of) - "Taking off on February 3, 2026, it will follow a similar flight path as the one Qantas first wholly operated in 1947, promising guests 'a journey born of nostalgia, yet one enhanced by the conveniences of the modern era.' Passengers will fly on a chartered Qantas Airbus A330-300, making stops in Darwin, Singapore, Kolkata, Colombo, Cairo, Toulouse and Rome, staying in luxury hotels and experiencing the highlights of each destination along the way."
• SZÉCHENYI THERMAL BATH & SPA - since 1881. Europe's largest.

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• TABLET HOTELS - hotels for global nomads: luxury & boutique hotels.
• Taiwan announces plan to pay tourists to visit - "As travel returns with a bang, but rising airfares are making long-haul journeys difficult for many, destinations are doing all they can to encourage visitors to come and boost their economies. The latest is Taiwan, which is planning to offer tourists $165 each to vacation there. Cash rewards will also be offered to tour groups to encourage them to visit the island."
• Take a Year Off & Travel Without Going Broke - "With a bit of planning, knowledge and frugal travel, you can take off a year, or more or less, and travel. If you want to get away - really away - you don’t need to be rich. Here’s how."
• Taking the $57-a-Day Challenge in Prague - "That’s what a typical resident of the city earns. Can you get a real taste of the Czech capital for that much? Without skimping on the beer or the sights?"
• Taking your Wallet on Vacation? Here’s How to Keep It Safe - The New York Times.
• Tangier’s new dawn – from artists' haven to boom town - "Loved by Matisse and Jagger, Tangier is trying to reinvent itself as a Moroccan Saint-Tropez with a new port, marina and vast hotels."
• Tarragona: The human towers of Tarragona - in pictures - "Catalans compete to build the biggest human towers in Spain."
• Tech You Need to Travel Better - The New York Times.
• TEMPELHOF AIRPORT BERLIN - sightseeing.
• Test: Are you well travelled? - "If you've visited one of these countries, you're doing ok."
• Thailand's remote island paradise - "In a remote corner of Thailand, tree pod dining and luxury villas await."
• Thames Town, China - English name for a new town in Songjiang District, about 30 kilometres (19 mi) from central Shanghai, China. It is named after the River Thames in England. The architecture is themed according to classic English market town styles. There are cobbled streets, Victorian terraces and corner shops.
• Thanksgiving Travel Guide - The New York Times.
• The $2,000-a-Day Berlin - The New York Times.
• The adoration of Ghent: art, history &flavours in Flanders - "Medieval and magical, vibrant and edgy - the Belgian city is a sensory overload."
• THE ADVENTURERS CLUB OF LOS ANGELES
• THE AFRICAN PARKS NETWORK - manages parks in public-private partnerships with Governments on a long term basis, by combining world class conservation practice with business expertise.
• The ancient art of the hammam - "Bathing in Baku: How to hammam like a local."
• THE BAHAMAS - explore the islands of the Bahamas.
• The At-Home Cocktail To Make, Based On Your Favorite Vacation Spot - "With travel on hold for the foreseeable future, you’re missing out on those champagne sabering rituals in hotel lobbies, rum punches served at the swim-up bars and finely crafted Italian cocktails."
• The Azores: Nine island gems with a volcanic past & a magical present - "Traveling to a paradise on Earth doesn't necessarily require a long, arduous or perilous journey."
• The beautiful islands where it's always springtime - "Are these Spanish islands the next adventure hotspot?"
• The beautiful paradise for walkers you'd never thought to visit - The Telegraph.
• The beautiful town you've probably never heard named one of Europe's best places to live - "This town mixes old and new in a unique way, and is a perfect destination for lovers of history and art."
• The Best Luxury Luggage for Traveling in Style - "Bring back the golden age of travel with these gorgeous designer suitcases and weekenders."
• The Best Passports To Have For Unrestricted Travel Around The World - The Henley & Partners Visa Restrictions Index.
• The Best Travel Mug - The Sweethome.
• The bonkers world of celebrities who live in hotels - The Telegraph.
• The Brando - "Unique luxury resort in French Polynesia."
• The 'can do' attitude that defines Hong Kong - "Many of Hong Kong's 7.4 million residents remain proud of their 'Lion Rock Spirit': a collective determination to better their lives against seemingly insurmountable odds."
• THE CARIBBEAN HOME PAGE - one of the most comprehensive Internet Directories relating to this beautiful region.
• The cities that need a warning label? - "Some cities seem to inspire psychotic breaks so frequently among their visitors, mental health syndromes have been named after them. But are conditions like Jerusalem or Paris syndrome real?"
• The cities trying to ban cars - "What happens when a city bans cars from its streets? Many modern urban areas have been built around cars, with huge amounts of space set aside for roads and parking. But what happens when you take them out of the equation?"
• The Complicated Truth About What U.S. Citizenship Means Today - TIME Magazine.
• The country calling 2022 the 'year of coffee' - "Coffee isn't just a drink in Saudi Arabia, it's an ancient tradition of hospitality - and as the country opens to tourism, it's also one of its most interesting draws."
• The curious history of Times Square - The Telegraph.
• The dark airplanes 'ruining' air travel - "You should always leave your window shade open on an airplane."
• The death of Venice? City’s battles with tourism and flooding reach crisis level - "A tax on daytrippers has hit the headlines, but La Serenissima’s mounting problems also include rising waters, angry locals and a potential black mark from Unesco."
• The end of tourism? - "The pandemic has devastated global tourism, and many will say ‘good riddance’ to overcrowded cities and rubbish-strewn natural wonders. Is there any way to reinvent an industry that does so much damage?"
• The era of big passenger jets is over - CNN Business.
• The Eternal Magic of Beirut - The New York Times.
• The Explorers Club - founded on October 25, 1905. American-based international multidisciplinary professional society dedicated to the advancement of field research. The club was founded in New York City, and has served as a meeting point for explorers and scientists worldwide, all of whom are united in the ideal that it is vital to preserve the instinct to explore.
• The fascinating hidden history of London's lost rivers - The Telegraph.
• The fashion line designed to trick surveillance cameras - "Adversarial Fashion garments are covered in license plates, aimed at bamboozling a device’s databases."
• The forest of dilapidated mansions - "Yucatan's lost hacienda trail. Hundreds of plantations once symbolised the peninsula's wealth but were abandoned in the 1950s after a sudden downturn of fortune. Over the years, the jungle has taken them back."
• The gorgeous city that has it all - "30 best things to do in Cape Town, South Africa."
• The Griff Rhys Jones guide to Venice - The Telegraph.
• The Guide to Sleeping in Airports - online since 1996. Airport Reviews.
• The Hague: This European City Has the Highest Quality of Life in the World for Climate, Safety & Health Care - "As of the mid-year 2024 review, The Hague (Den Haag), a city located near the North Sea in the Netherlands, is at the top of the list. And it's a position it's held for more than a year. As the findings show, The Hague scored an overall 223.8, with its highest marks in climate, health care, and safety."
• the haven for honeymooners where everyone gets divorced - The Telegraph.
• The hidden cost of visiting Europe - "These European destinations will charge you the most to visit."
• The holiday for your 'second brain' – which might just change your life - The Telegraph.
• THE JET SET PETS - "The luxury travel source for pampered pets on the go."
• THE KNOWLEDGE - the world's most demanding training course for taxicab-drivers.
• The Knowledge, London’s Legendary Taxi-Driver Test, Puts Up a Fight in the Age of GPS - The New York Times.
• The last unexplored places on Earth - The Telegraph.
• THE LEADING HOTELS OF THE WORLD - since 1928. Global hospitality consortium of more than 375 hotels and resorts in over 75 countries.
• The Legend and Lore of Notre-Dame de Reims - The New York Times.
• The Little Mermaid - "Now you can have her in your own garden or hall. The original Little Mermaid made by Edvard Eriksen. The Little Mermaid is sold in 3 sizes S, M and L - All made in bronze. The Little Mermaid is delivered all over the world."
• The Loathe Boat: the honking cruise ships ‘ruining’ Istanbul’s port - "Two years after Galataport opened to fanfare as a tourism success story, not everyone is happy about how it has transformed the Turkish coastline. Even if you don’t see them, the sound is inescapable. Mammoth cruise ships have become so familiar to those living near the Istanbul port that some local people have taken to studying the arrival times to avoid having to look at them. But they can’t escape the noise: a booming horn that ricochets over the surrounding hills. Ships from one particular cruise line even honk the theme to the television show The Love Boat as it pulls into port."
• The London Helicopter - "Take a flight with The London Helicopter and enjoy breathtaking, uninterrupted panoramic views of London."
• the man who visited every country in the world - without boarding a plane - "At 34, Torbjørn Pedersen embarked on a seemingly impossible journey that would take 10 years - and involve cerebral malaria and being held up at gunpoint. He reflects on the highs, the lows and the joy of getting married en route."
• The mini Venices around Europe - "If there's one thing we know about Venice, it's that it's unique. What other city is built on water, or packed with its signature flamboyant architecture? It turns out, quite a few."
• THE MOODIE REPORT - indispensable source of reliable and real-time business intelligence on the global travel retail sector.
• The most amazing attractions & experiences in Copenhagen - The Telegraph.
• The most beautiful places in Australia - "From jaw-dropping natural formations to modern man-made wonders, Australia fits a whole lot of beauty into one diverse country."
• The Most Expensive Mile of Subway Track on Earth - "How excessive staffing, little competition, generous contracts and archaic rules dramatically inflate capital costs for transit in New York."
• The most extreme adventures on Earth - "Spanning multiple continents and oceans, these adventures will make you feel alive -- albeit in some cases terrified you might not be among the living much longer."
• The Most Liveable Cities in the World in 2024: Discover Top Quality of Life Locations Globally - "The pursuit of an ideal city has long been a topic of debate among architects and urban planners. In addition to aesthetic identity and cultural heritage, the quality of life in every city represents perhaps the most important marker in this pursuit."
• The most remote fine dining experience in the world? - CNN style.
• The most remote places on Earth - CNN travel.
• The most ridiculous complaints made by tourists
• The most visited cities in the world 2019 - "The most popular city for tourists revealed."
• The mountain town at the heart of time - "La Chaux-de-Fonds, a small Swiss town deep in the Jura mountains, was the world capital of the watch-making industry for over a hundred years. Today, it still produces some of the most exquisite and pricey timepieces on the globe."
• The Next Great Scandinavian Destination - The New York Times.
• The New York of Mad Men - CN Traveller.
• The Night Manager in Majorca - The Telegraph.
• The one mistake to avoid if your hand luggage gets relegated to the hold - The Telegraph.
• The Pakt Coffee Kit is a nearly perfect pour-over solution for travel - "Skip the hotel lobby on your next trip."
• The perfect places for a May escape - The Telegraph.
• THE PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES - August is the most popular month for pilgrimages to Lourdes.
• The popular tourist hotspots where you could be fined or JAILED for wearing a bikini - The Sun.
• The problem of London towers - "What London's skyscrapers say about the City's worship of money."
• ‘The real life of Athens is here’ - hidden gems beyond & beneath the Acropolis - "The Acropolis Museum’s underground lab, the ancient Hadrian aqueduct and an arts festival in an old factory offer a more personal view of the Greek capital."
• The Real Reasons an All-Inclusive Vacation Is a Waste of Money - The Cheat Sheet.
• The real Versailles: 10 things you must see in Louis XIV's palace - The Telegraph.
• THE RELAIS & CHÂTEAUX GUIDE - presents the Association’s 453 hotels and restaurants in over 50 countries.
• The revival of a historic journey across Spain - "A resurgence in pastoralism, one of the world's more sustainable food systems, could help Spain adapt to climate change and revitalise depopulated rural areas."
• The right way to settle a restaurant check - "How to split a check: Evenly or itemize?"
• The Rise Of The Six-Figure Vacation - "The ultra-rich are spending extravagantly on travel - and high-end tour operators are seeing an unprecedented rise in trips with price tags of $100,000 or more." Forbes.
• The rise of the unruly airplane passenger - "Outrage in the skies: Are airline passengers getting more unruly?"
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• The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection - "Set sail on a journey of discovery with The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. Designed to combine the luxury lifestyle of The Ritz-Carlton and the casual freedom of a yachting vacation, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection will offer bespoke voyages on the first of three custom-built yachts in 2022. Most voyages range from seven to ten nights, offering many overnight calls and uniquely curated experiences ashore. Each yacht will feature 149 suites, each with its own private terrace, and accommodate up to 298 guests in a relaxed, casually elegant atmosphere. As with The Ritz-Carlton on land, each yacht will feature personalized service, elevated dining and luxury amenities. The yachts are also available for private charter."
• The Rockies, the Alps, the Caucasus? Georgia Plans for the Future - "This country has beautiful mountains, dependable snow, hearty food and welcoming people. Now they just need to decide how to build a tourism industry."
• The secret of immersive travel - "The celebrated writer, Pico Iyer, reflects on how this once-in-a-lifetime experiment of global stillness can teach us to see the world with new eyes."
• The secret to picking the perfect plane seat - The Telegraph.
• The secret to skipping the queues at the world's most crowded attractions - The Telegraph.
• The secret travel club that's been everywhere - "New York’s Explorers Club has inspired adventurers, aquanauts and astronauts for more than a century. But it’s now evolving to inspire everyone to make the world a better place."
• The secrets of London's most famous bridges - CNN travel.
• The secret stretch of coastal France that's nicer than Nice - "Think of the south of France and postcard images of the lavender fields of Provence and tony spots with yachts - Nice, Cannes and St. Tropez - likely spring to mind. But look at a map of France and trace a finger down from Paris to the Mediterranean Sea and you'll land in the region of Occitanie, where the department of Aude and the coastal city of Narbonne and surrounds offer up a very different, more relaxed view of the country's south."
• The Secrets to Being a Great Hotel Guest - And Having the Best Possible Stay - "Travelers often expect a host of amenities, but it’s as much on the guest as it is hotel employees to foster a pleasant experience."
• The secret's out on London's most underrated park - The Telegraph.
• The Stunning Skylines of China's Megacities - Wired.
• 'The sun barely sets': Why Scandinavia does summer better than anywhere else in the world - The Telegraph.
• The surprising destinations where tourism is booming - The Telegraph.
• The Time Now - "Major place to look for the current time of any location in the world, based on the accurate US network of cesium clocks synchronized time. We also provide other information such as daylight saving time, time zones, currencies, country calling codes, detailed weather and forecast, sunrise & sunset, moonrise & moonset, coordinates, nearby cities, nearby airports and local businesses opening times and other information when available."
• The surprising history of Sentosa, Singapore's staycation island - " It used to be known as Pulau Blakang Mati. Some translate the name politely as 'the island of woe,' but the most cited translation is 'the island behind which lies death.' Now, it's called Sentosa, from the Malay word for peaceful. Filled with theme parks, beaches, luxury resorts, casinos and other amusements, it's Singapore's primary island for staycations and is one of the city's most popular destinations for international tourists."
• THE TIPPING EQUATION - The New York Times.
• The trampling of Venice shows why tourism must change after Covid-19 - "Coronavirus has given hotspots like the besieged Italian port breathing space - and a vision of a new, greener kind of tourism."
• The ultimate luxury guide to Dubai - CNN travel.
• The ultimate luxury spa guide to Budapest - "Steamy city has 118 natural spring spas."
• The unsung hero of the worst aviation disaster of all time - The Telegraph.
• The woman who travels the world with only a tiny bag - It's been a year of airport chaos and problems with baggage handling have left many travelers struggling to reunite with their luggage. Flying with only carry-on is as desirable as ever. But for one traveler, even that isn't minimalist enough. She's hitting the road with only a small, 12-liter (3-gallon) shoulder bag.
• The woman who travels with only carry-on - "She has visited every corner of the world, but photographer Jill Paider always travels light - with only a carry-on case as luggage."
• The wood life: my four days immersed in Latvia's forests - "Half of Latvia is woodland ... so no wonder its people derive so much wellbeing from foraging, ancient forest crafts and being at one with nature."
• THE WORLD'S 400 VERY BEST HOTELS & RESORTS - Forbes Traveler.
• The world's most spacious airplane seats revealed - "How to find the world's roomiest airplane seats. One of the greatest luxuries when we fly is space: the space to stretch out, relax, work and sleep while flying seven miles above the Earth at nearly the speed of sound. These days, that's international business class, with fully-flat beds longer than most people are tall. But some are roomier than others. So which airline will give you the biggest bang for your buck?"
• The world's scariest in-flight announcements - The Telegraph.
• There’s a Phone Booth in Japan Where People Can Call the Dead - Travel + Leisure.
• There’s more to St Tropez than a glitzy playground for the rich - "This pretty French town still retains plenty of its original fishing village charm, if you know where to look."
• These Are The Best Cities In The World For Wellbeing - "European cities are the well-est. But U.S. cities are not so well, according to a new ranking of city wellbeing by the Knight Frank Wealth Report."
• These Are the Most & Least Stressful Cities to Live In, According to a New Study - Travel + Leisure.
• These cities will be very rich in 10 years - CNN Money.
• These Countries Have the Most Powerful Passports in the World - "Some passports are more powerful than others, granting visa-free access to more countries for headache-free travel. Here's how each country's passport stacks up."
• These Smart Devices Protect Your Home While You’re on Vacation - "Take these steps to protect your home from mishaps and intruders when you leave for vacation."
• These Vibrating Shoes Guide Your Steps as You Play Tourist - Wired.
• Things to bring on every international flight - Daily Star.
• Things you can't bring through airport security & alternatives that are TSA-approved - "It can be a bit confusing figuring out what you can or can’t bring, especially as it relates to your toiletries. We’ll walk you through the basics and what you can - and should - pack in your carry-on for your next trip."
• Things You're Doing Wrong When You Travel, According to Anthony Bourdain - TIME Magazine.
• This is the most in-demand Airbnb on the planet - The Telegraph.
• This is the travel bag you need right now - "Travel bags are back (seriously)."
• This is why you should always take a tennis ball on your flight - Daily Star.
• This slim shoulder bag is my new best friend in travel - "There’s nothing like a good bag that can hold everything you need and still remain small enough to tuck under your coat, should the need arise. I’m always on the hunt for a great bag, and since I travel a lot for work, I have a specific set of features that I’m looking for. The EcoSmile Messenger Bag checks every box."
• This Under-The-Radar Town Is The Caribbean Of Greece - "The Caribbean Of Greece, Lefkada Remains Delightfully Anonymous To Most Americans."
• This was once the most glamorous way to fly - "Revisiting the luxury and glamour of Concorde."
• Thomas Cook collapses, stranding travelers - "Action leaves hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded and sets up Britian's biggest peacetime repatriation."
• Thrillist - "Digital Lifestyle for men - Everything worth caring about in drink, food, and travel."
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• TIFFANY & CO. - since 1837. Blanket & Sleeping Mask Set.
• TIME AND DATE - the world clock, times zones, et al.
• Time Out picks the 'world's coolest' neighborhood for 2021 - "Nørrebro, Copenhagen topped the global media brand's 2021 list, which was compiled via a survey of some 27,000 people living in cities across the world and narrowed down by Time Out's global team of editors."
• Time Out reveals world's best cities for 2024 - "Perhaps it's no wonder, then, that media company Time Out has named New York City as its best city for 2024. Time Out surveyed some 20,000 city-dwellers across the world, alongside its network of global writers and editors, to compile its latest round-up of the best cities in the globe. Factors including cities’ food scenes, architecture and cultural happenings were taken into account."
• Time zones: How railroads inspired the creation of time zones - "The invention of railroads ushered in a new era of land travel, and forever changed the way humans perceive time. On this day in 1883, railroad companies in the United States and Canada transformed time in both countries, leading to the ground-breaking concept of time zones around the world."
• Timeshare - (sometimes called vacation ownership) is a property with a particular form of ownership or use rights. These properties are typically resort condominium units, in which multiple parties hold rights to use the property, and each sharer is allotted a period of time (typically one week and almost always the same time every year) in which they may use the property. Units may be on a partial ownership, lease, or "right to use" basis, in which the sharer holds no claim to ownership of the property.
• Timeshifter - since 2018. "The Jet Lag App. Travel is part of your life. Jet lag doesn't need to be." Optimize your sleep, health, and quality of life. Timeshifter Apps for Jet Lag & Shift Work. Discover circadian science with Timeshifter, and learn more about our popular jet lag app and our upcoming app for shift workers.
• Tips for Travelers Entering the U.S. Now: Check Your Visa, Turn Off Your Phone - "With increasing news reports of travelers being denied entry, understanding what might prompt extra scrutiny is key. Here’s what to know."
• Tips for Traveling Cheaply in Any City - "Staying comfortable and staying connected away from home can be expensive, but it doesn’t have to be."
• Tips For Traveling With Only Carry-On Luggage - "If you’ve been following the news, you likely have heard that airports worldwide have been having issues regarding limited staff, which has led to delays, cancelations, and even a backlog of checked luggage. Knowing that, you may decide to fly only with a carry-on to avoid checked baggage fees and risk losing your bag. These tips can help you efficiently get everything you need into your carry-on for a stressless flight."
• Tired of Jet Lag? This App Will Help Reset Your Clock - "Timeshifter cribs NASA-backed science to help you recalibrate your biorhythms after switching time zones."
• Titanic for tourists: London tour company booking trips to explore the world's most famous shipwreck - The Telegraph.
• Titanic II scheduled to set sail in 2027 - "The ship is scheduled to set sail in June of 2027, although tickets are not yet available. First, Blue Star Line, of which Palmer is CEO, has to build Titanic II. That's something the mining billionaire and politician has hoped to do for more than a decade."
• To Find Cheap Flights, the Day (Kind of) Matters - The New York Times.
• To Reduce Travel Stress, Plan Less - "It may seem counterintuitive, but one of the best ways to reduce stress while traveling is to just plan less and let spontaneity take over."
• TO STAY HEALTHY ON YOUR NEXT FLIGHT, AVOID AISLES & STAY PUT - Wired.
• To Tip or Not to Tip Your Uber Drive - The New York Times.
• Tokyo’s incredible path to redevelopment - "As extensive preparations for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games steam ahead, we look at the city’s history of urban redesign and rapid development."
• Tokyo's Shibuya Crossing: Welcome to the world's wildest intersection - CNN travel.
• Tolkien trail: Where to find the real-life Middle-earth - "While Tolkien's stories take place in the fictional realm of Middle-earth, the awe-inspiring landscapes of the books, films and TV shows are closer than you might imagine."
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• Tom Bihn - 3-D Organizer Cube, Clear.
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• Tom Bihn - travel tray.
• Tools for Sleeping Well While Traveling - The New York Times.
• Top 10 attractions & amusement parks for 2022, according to Tripadvisor - "A dreamy, uniquely designed cathedral in Europe that's been under construction since 1882 is the top attraction in the world for 2022, according to Tripadvisor's reviewers."
• Top 10 best beach hotels in Italy - The Telegraph.
• Top 10 best Lake Como hotels - The Telegraph.
• Top 10 Cities In The World For Work-Life Balance - "An increasing amount of people are craving remote-work positions to allow for a better work-life balance."
• top 10 cities to visit in 2019 - "With its modern design, 15 Michelin-starred restaurants and extremely bike-friendly culture, it's no surprise that Denmark's capital has topped Lonely Planet's top 10 cities to visit in 2019 list."
• Top 10 European Cities to Move to in 2024 for a Satisfactory Life - "About 90 per cent of EU residents expressed satisfaction with their life in their city, according to the EU 2023 Report on Quality of Life in European Cities."
• Top 10 Most Luxurious Hotels in the World - Reader's Digest.
• Top 10 places to visit in Provence - The Telegraph.
• Top 10 Safest Countries In The World To Visit - "The Institute for Economics and Peace conducts an annual ranking of which countries in the world are the safest, called the Global Peace Index. The 2020 report showed that the world was less peaceful than it was the year before, due to the pandemic, and the most recent report for 2021 shows that the world is still deteriorating in terms of global peacefulness, if only by 0.07% - it is the ninth year that global peace has deteriorated."
• Top 10 seawater swimming pools in Europe - The Guardian.
• Top 20 Most Expensive Shopping Streets in the World - BusinessTech.
• top-secret holidays for people who hate planning - The Telegraph.
• tour companies changing group travel for the better - "Group travel used to have a bad reputation. Not anymore. Often associated with traffic-blocking buses, screechy megaphones and overcrowded landmarks, group tours don’t exactly have the best reputation. But a new crop of travel companies is totally redefining the concept, catering to millennials and Generation Z."
• Touring Europe in the Footsteps of van Gogh - The New York Times.
• tourism experience costs $800 for an hour. Here’s why it’s worth it - "One country is easily forgotten when it comes to spending time in true wilderness and getting up close to nature: Uganda. This East African gem has it all for the wildlife obsessive: the plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park, home to tree-climbing lions and leopards; the Kazinga Channel with its hippos, elephants, crocodiles and stunning fish eagles; and Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Quite simply, it’s underrated and waiting to be explored - especially one profound tourism experience that costs $800 an hour, but is said to be worth every single dollar."
• TOURISM: How not to be a bad tourist & still travel - "Why it's time to rethink what it means to be a tourist. A new book chronicles the power that travel has to transform places around the world, for better or worse - and asks us to consider that the label 'tourist' can be a good one."
• TOURISM: The world's revolt against 'bad tourists' - "As Ibiza and Mallorca say no to tourists coming to party, it's becoming increasingly clear that expectations on travellers in the world's most popular destinations are changing."
• 'Tourist' & A 'Traveler' - The Massive Difference Between, Per Rick Steves - "Rick Steves told the The New York Times that one can travel like a tourist, a traveler, or a pilgrim."
• Tourist Attractions That Disappointed Me Most After Seeing 40 countries - "These are 6 of the most overrated tourist attractions I've ever seen."
• Tourist Attractions: Travellers rank the world’s most disappointing tourist attractions. The top five are in Europe - "Travellers’ reviews suggest many of Europe’s bucket-list attractions are underwhelming and too crowded."
• TOURIST DESTINATION - Wikipedia.
• Tourists face €250 fines for sitting on Spanish Steps in Rome - "Police patrol 18th-century marble steps, blowing whistles at visitors sitting down."
• Tourists flock to 'Parasite' filming locations - "'Parasite' filming locations you can visit in Seoul"
• tourists warned as volcanic site reopens in Iceland after six eruptions in a year - "Local safety chief’s stark advice as visitors return to Grindavík - with more activity expected."
• Tourists: Why do tourists behave badly on holiday? - "Stories of travellers behaving badly seem to be on the rise. But why do people misbehave when they're on holiday?"
• Tracking devices keep tabs on hotel linens - CNN.com.
• Train case - is a piece of luggage, used especially for personal grooming articles, usually smaller and boxlike. Nécessaire de voyage (fr) predate train cases but contain similar tools, such as brushes, and consumables, such as cosmetics. A train case lid has a carry handle on the outside center of the lid, a mirror on the inside of the lid, with a removable insert tray for smaller items suspended over the larger, main compartment.
• Train versus plane - "With many domestic flights banned in France, we test its rail network. Visionary policy or pipe dream? An 18-day, 3,000km loop from Paris to the Atlantic and Mediterranean and back should tell us."
• Transportation Security Administration | TSA - "When I fly can I bring my..."
• Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2017 - World Economic Forum.
• Travel 101: Our Favorite Hacks, Hints & How-Tos - "Successful trips take thorough preparation, from picking the right destination to nailing down all the details. We’ve done the homework so you don’t have to."
• travel advisories - "As a first step in planning any trip abroad, check the Travel Advisories for your intended destination. You can see the world at a glance on our color-coded map."
• TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD - RTW planner. Round the world travel guide. Around the world tickets.
• Travel chaos is ‘the new normal’ after Brexit, British tourists are warned - "Anger over lack of cash for Dover upgrade as Tory candidates vie to blame France for delays."
• TRAVEL CLASSES - Wikipedia.
• Travel Coloring Books for Grown-Ups - The New York Times.
• Travel expert reveals why you should NEVER book a holiday online - "Only 52 per cent of all the available inventory is online - it is only there as the travel providers want to make it available."
• Travel Gear - "From packing cubes to toiletry bags, compression socks, backpacks and more, our team is always testing the newest travel essentials to help you find the best products needed to get to your destination comfortably, well-organized, and with room in your bag to spare." CNN Underscored.
• Travel Green: Discover Some Of The World’s Best Eco-Friendly Hotels - "Low-impact travel and luxury can coexist thanks to an ever-expanding list of properties striving to respect their guest’s desire for environmentally friendly accommodation. Here’s a look at some of the world’s top sustainable hotels."
• Travel guru Rick Steves never checks a bag. Here are the 25 things he always packs in his carry-on - "Steves spends four months out of the year traveling Europe for work, and he only brings a carry-on bag. Steves' must-haves include hemp shorts, Bose headphones, Patagonia pants, and bags he designed."
• Travel Insurance: What It Covers & When to Buy It - "In the wake of Covid, travel insurance sales have spiked with the rebound in travel as people seek to protect their investments against flight delays and cancellations, extreme weather events and the persistence of the virus. But travel insurance is complicated with a range of benefits, inclusions and prices. Here’s what you need to know before you buy."
• Travel Photographer of the Year - "The premier travel photography awards. Your showcase to the world."
• Travel psychology: Why do we visit the same places over & over again? - "Travelers have different reasons for going back to the destinations they know and love. Sometimes those reasons aren't even things they can put into words -- how a certain place stirs our emotions in a way nothing else can."
• TRAVEL RISK MAP 2016 - Global health & travel security risks review.
• Travel Sentry - "The Global Standard for Travel Security." Company that develops and licenses standards used in travel security, including a standard for luggage locks that can be opened by aviation security agencies such as the Transportation Security Administration.
• Travel shaming - another trend of 2020 - "Travelers who choose to share what they're getting up to on vacation right now may find themselves beset with a case of 2020's latest plague: travel shaming."
• Travel tips: Best suitcases & luggage - L'Amour de Paris.
• Travel Tips for Seeing the World’s Best Places - "From fake wedding bands to decoy wallets, here's some advice for safely roaming our planet."
• Travel Tips Issue - The New York Times.
• Travel to the North Pole on board a luxury airship - "The 16 passengers will be lodged in eight spacious hotel-like double cabins. The airship will carry a crew of seven, including a chef."
• Travel TrickS. Don't forget your Tabasco! Over 30 little travel tricks that make all the difference - "From eye masks to flannels, AirTags to paddling pools, our travel, fashion and beauty experts share their hard-won hacks, gadgets and tips."
• Traveler's Guide to Customs: When to Shake Hands, Hug or Kiss - The New York Times.
• Travelers in Europe are giving up flying to go green. Is the U.S. next? - "In Europe, the Movement to Give Up Air Travel Is Taking Off. Could the U.S. Be Next?"
• Travelers Seek Havens in Wake of Europe Attacks - The New York Times.
• ‘Travelers who were lost forever’: why tourists experience ‘India syndrome’ - "Some travelers who spend longer periods of time in India exhibit a curious condition: a spectrum of behavioral and psychological changes that can be all-consuming."
• TRAVELERS' HEALTH | CDC - offers information to assist travelers and their health-care providers in deciding the vaccines, medications, and other measures necessary to prevent illness and injury during international travel.
• Traveling Light: How to Pack a Carry-on - "Should you fold or roll your clothes? Is a duffel bag better than a backpack or a bag with wheels? Packing light can also be a creative endeavor that helps build excitement for your upcoming getaway. And with fees for checked bags on the rise, it makes economic sense to master the art of packing a carry-on. Here are some tips on how to save space - and your sanity."
• Traveling Together? Apps to Help Split (and Pay) the Bills - The New York Times.
• Travelogue
• Travellers at risk of 'disgraceful' 'exchange rate profiteering' at airports - The Telegraph.
• Travelling Life: Ian Schrager - The Telegraph.
• treasure hunters on a deadly quest for an eccentric's $2m bounty - The Guardian.
• Trevi Fountain: Rome may limit tourist access to Trevi Fountain - "City authorities are considering introducing paid reservations to visit the Trevi Fountain."
• Trevi Fountain: Tourists get a bird’s eye view of Trevi Fountain during restoration works - "Rome’s baroque Trevi Fountain opened Saturday morning with selfie-takers lining a newly installed metal walkway, as workers start the painstaking process of carefully cleaning the 18th-century masterpiece."
• Trick for cheap tickets is widely practised by travellers - "Lufthansa sues passenger for not taking booked flight."
• Trieste: Italy's surprising capital of coffee - "Home to the Mediterranean's biggest coffee port and one of Italy's biggest coffee brands, Trieste is a city built on caffeine."
• TripAdvisor - since 2000. "World's most trusted travel advice." American travel and restaurant website company providing hotel and restaurant reviews, accommodation bookings and other travel-related content. It also includes interactive travel forums. An early adopter of user-generated content.
• Tripadvisor's most popular world destination for 2022 is ... - "While ultramodern Dubai snags the top spot, it's not the only Middle Eastern entry. And this year's list ranges from European stalwarts to coveted tropical and desert getaways."
• Trips That Encourage You to Lose Your Phone - The New York Times.
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• TSA accepted locks - in the United States the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) requires access to luggage without the passenger being present; to allow travelers to lock their luggage they have accepted certain locks which they can open and relock. The TSA recommend that TSA accepted locks be used, as luggage locked using other methods must be opened by force in order to be inspected.
• TSA battery rules: approved power banks & chargers - "Traveling this summer? Stay charged with 10 power banks that pass the TSA’s battery rules."
• TSA Rules Vary From Airport to Airport - "Shoes on or off? Laptop in a separate bin or left in your bag? ID and boarding pass, or just ID? It has nothing to do with whether your TSA agent is feeling lazy that day. The security protocol at any given airport comes down to how up-to-date the technology is."
• TSA rules: What’s allowed in - and prohibited from - your carry-on bag this holiday season - "If you’re hoping to optimize the way you pack your hand luggage, read on. We’ve outlined everything you need to know about what’s allowed in a carry-on bag."
• TSA | TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - US Department of Homeland Security.
• Turkey’s hidden alpine wonderland - "Rize province, on the Black Sea coast near Turkey’s northeast border with Georgia, is still largely unknown to many international travelers. Yet it is here that some of the country’s most untouched alpine terrains continue to fascinate nature lovers who want to take the road less traveled."
• Turku: Finland's under-the-radar Nordic destination - "Considered the gateway to the world's largest archipelago and renowned for its food scene, Finland's second city is well worth a detour."
• Tuscany: Want To Live In Italy? Tuscany Will Pay You $32,000 To Move There - "With the program, “Residenzialità in Montagna 2024” (Residentiality in the Mountains 2024), Tuscany is trying to lure new residents to its rural mountain communities with grants ranging from €10,000 (around $10,715) to €30,000 (around $32,145) to help cover the costs of purchasing and renovating a home."
• Tuscany's 'unattractive', unmissable town - "In the 1800s, Livorno boasted Italy's top seaside resorts and most famous guests. These days, it's largely ignored - and tourists are missing out on a vibrant city full of surprises."
• TWEET TRAVELERS - a place for travelers to connect. A travel free social network focused on travel and includes user-generated travel blogs, photos, videos, and travel info.
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• Twelve South AirFly Pro Bluetooth Wireless Audio Transmitter - "Receiver for up to 2 AirPods/Wireless Headphones; Use with any 3.5 mm Jack on Airplanes, Gym Equipment, TVs, iPad/Tablets and Auto. NO MORE CORDS: Wirelessly transmit audio from in-flight entertainment, gym equipment, gaming devices, TV's or any 3.5 audio jack. Use your AirPods, earbuds or wireless headphones anywhere with no more cords in the way. Now you don't have to sacrifice audio quality/comfort in flight. NEVER RUN OUT OF BATTERY LIFE : AirFly Pro has a battery life of 25+ hours to cover even the longest flight. If you forget to charge before take off, AirFly Pro can be used while charging with the included cable." I’ll never travel without the Twelve South AirFly Bluetooth adapter again. Here’s why. Very seldom does a product come along that completely changes how we travel. With this Bluetooth wireless transmitter, it becomes possible to watch and listen to films, TV shows and more from an in-flight entertainment system via your own wireless headphones. In other words, you can say goodbye to the often-terrible airline-supplied wired headphones and keep your favorite noise-canceling Bluetooth headphones in your ears.

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• UAE Explore Travel Blog - "A travel blog sharing travel tips on how to travel to UAE. Travel tips. Travel more."
• 'Uber for private jets' launches on-demand service between London and Europe - The Telegraph.
• Udaipur, India's magical, marble city of lakes - The Telegraph.
• ULTIMATE AVIATION LINKS
• ultimate luxury guide to Dubai - CNN travel.
• Ultimate Passport Ranking - GoEuro.
• ultimate six item packing list - The Telegraph.
• ultimate travel bucket list: 25 things to do before you die - The Telegraph.
• ultimate travel bucket list: 31 things to do before you die - The Telegraph.
• Ultimate Travel Guide to Rome - Best Things to Do, See, and Enjoy! - "The capital city of Italy is one of the most romantic and historic places in the world. Rome has a lot for you to explore and discover with its plethora of cobbled streets, beautiful architecture, Ancient ruins, and relics dating back over 2000 years."
• ultimate UK bucket list: 20 things to do before you die - The Telegraph.
• Ultimate world cruise - "World's longest cruise sets sail from London. Viking Cruises has just launched its "Ultimate World Cruise," a 245-day luxury journey aimed at setting the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous passenger cruise. The 930-guest Viking Sun set sail from London's Greenwich Pier on August 31, 2019."
• Under the Tuscan Sun - The Guardian.
• undersea tunnels connect remote islands halfway between Iceland & Scotland - "In the Faroe Islands, wild, unpredictable weather - fierce winds and rain, and thick fog that settles like a curtain - can sometimes make travel by car or ferry problematic. No wonder the Faroese love their tunnels. They’ve built 17 of them on land and four subsea - including the world’s only subsea tunnel with a roundabout that’s underwater."
• UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE CENTRE - the official site.
• United said it had this woman's missing bag. She tracked it to a residential address - "The story she has to tell of how her bag was lost and found, and how United Airlines dealt with her case, is enough to make you never check a bag again."
• Unlimited alcohol WILL be banned in all-inclusive resorts in Majorca & Ibiza in war against 'uncivic tourism' - Daily Mail.
• unspoken airplane etiquette rules everyone should follow - "Airports are truly a microcosm of humanity, showcasing the wide range of human personalities in one area. As we step into an airport’s stressful, bustling atmosphere, we become one of several specific archetypes. Keep reading for the unspoken travel rules our editors believe everyone should follow on a flight."
• Unter den Linden, Berlin - Wikipedia.
• UNWTO WORLD TOURISM BAROMETER - "Tourism Trends and Marketing Strategies UNWTO."
• UNWTO | WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION - "Commited to Tourism, Travel and the Millennium Development Goals." United Nations agency dealing with questions relating to tourism. It also compiles the World Tourism rankings.
• Up in the Air: Meet the Man Who Flies Around the World for Free - Rolling Stone.
• US is the top country for tourism in 2024 - "A new report published by the World Economic Forum highlights the nation's promotion of natural and cultural resources and commitment to sustainability and tourism."
• US passport is now as weak as Mexico's - "Henley Index: Japan tops 2020 list of world's most powerful passports."
• US: Tips for Travelers Entering the U.S. 2025: Check Your Visa, Turn Off Your Phone - "With increasing news reports of travelers being denied entry, understanding what might prompt extra scrutiny is key. Here’s what to know."
• US tourist fined $450 for eating & drinking on a Roman fountain - "An American visitor to Rome has been fined €450 ($450) for eating and drinking while sitting on the side of a fountain, under rules designed to maintain the 'decorum' of the city in the face of overtourism."
• US tourists have a reputation for being ‘stupid’ - "How to avoid the ‘stupid American’ stereotype while traveling abroad."

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• Vacation Disafter preparation safety guide for travellers - PostCard Travel.
• Vacations as we know it are over - "As wildfires, driven by record-breaking heat, tinder-box conditions and strong winds, raged across the islands of Rhodes, Corfu and Evia, thousands of visitors, along with residents, had to flee the flames - many with just the clothes they were wearing. It would be a big mistake to regard these as freak events and to continue holidaying as usual in the years ahead. On the contrary, the extreme weather conditions across southern Europe this summer are a wake-up call - a reminder that not even our vacations are insulated from the growing consequences of global heating."
• Valencia: home of paella, one of Europe’s best food markets & a unique green space - "Architect and graphic artist Juan Suay on the city’s rainbow-coloured market, bistros, bars and its unifying riverbed greenbelt."
• Vanuatu presidential palace funded by China stirs debt fears - "Beijing says ‘no strings attached’ to the complex unveiled last month amid wider concerns over loans the Pacific country owes to China."
• VÉLIB - "Discovering Paris with thousands of bicycles..." 20,000 bikes available 24/7 in over 1,800 bike stations. "Take a bike, return it where you like, Vélib’ is a self-service bike system available 24 hours a day, all year round. To access the service, buy a 1-day or a 7-day ticket online or at any Vélib’ station or sign-up for a long-term subscription!"
• Var: the quieter corner of the French Riviera - "The less-visited Var region of the Côte d’Azur is full of glorious beaches, heritage-rich towns and bucolic vineyards."
• Venice: A unique way to see a hidden side of Venice - "Smaller than gondolas, 'sandoli' are ancient boats that have been used by everyday Venetians for centuries. Today, they whisk travellers to quiet corners Venice where other boats can't go."
• Venice asks other ports to help find solution to cruise ship problems - "Italian city’s port authority asks eight other port cities to ‘join forces’ to combat problem."
• Venice authorities step in after four tourists charged £1,000 for meal - The Guardian.
• Venice awaits Unesco heritage ruling as beds for tourists outnumber residents for first time - "‘We feel like foreigners in our own home,’ says activist as city’s population dwarfed by visitors."
• Venice bans large tourist groups & loudspeakers - "New rules banning loudspeakers and limiting tour group sizes to 25 people have come into force in Venice. The canals of Venice's historic quarter make the city one of the most visited places in Europe. Venice introduced a €5 daily entry fee earlier this year, after initially banning cruise ships from docking in the quarter in 2021."
• Venice canals almost dry, two months after severe floods - "Low tides have left canals in Venice almost dry, just two months after severe flooding left much of the Italian city under water."
• Venice floods: Climate change behind highest tide in 50 years, says mayor "Severe flooding in Venice that has left much of the Italian city under water is a direct result of climate change, the mayor says."
• Venice is under water. Can its landmarks be saved? - "Venice is flooding -- what lies ahead for its cultural and historical sites?"
• Venice opens to tourists - "As Italy eases restrictions further, we report from Venice, where hotels and restaurants are eager to welcome back overseas visitors but some fear a return to mass tourism."
• Venice residents protest as city starts charging visitors to enter - "Day-trippers will have to pay €5 to visit Italian city under scheme designed to protect it from excess tourism."
• Venice says no to wheeled suitcases - "For years, Venice has battled the effects of rising waters on its historic architecture, but now it's facing a new threat: wheeled suitcases."
• Venice: The ancient forest that supports Venice - "Mud, water and wood: The system that kept a 1604-year-old city afloat. Most modern structures are built to last 50 years or so, but ingenious ancient engineering has kept this watery city afloat for more than 1,600 years - using only wood."
• Venice to back €5 fee for day-trip tourists - "The Italian city of Venice is expected to approve the trial of a €5 ($5.35) fee for daily visitors, in a bid to control tourism."
• Venice to ban large tourist groups & loudspeakers - "Venice is to ban loudspeakers and tourist groups of more than 25 people, in a bid to ease the impact of mass tourism on the Italian city. The new rules will come into effect from June, the city said in a statement."
• Venice to charge daytrippers up to €10 to enter in 2023 - "As the poster child for overtourism, Venice has long been a city of mounting lines, uncomfortable crowding and mushrooming Airbnbs which are blamed for pricing locals out of the city. Now, the city's mayor has announced that visitors can make reservations from this summer, with an entrance fee due from January 2023."
• Venice tourists could be hit with $580 fine for sitting down - CNN travel.
• Venice under water - in pictures - Reuters.
• Venice: Welcome to Venice. That'll Be 5 Euros - "Starting this month, tourists intending to visit the city on busy dates will be required to register on a website, and those coming for a single day will have to pay an entry fee. Starting on April 25, and for another 29 days scattered mostly around national holidays and weekends through mid-July, day trippers to the historic part of Venice will have to pay 5 euros, about $5.40, a measure that city officials hope will encourage people to come during less busy times."
• Venice: what to do and where to stay - The Telegraph.
• Venice's canal water looks clearer as coronavirus keeps visitors away - "As the world continues to grapple with coronavirus, the pandemic is having some unexpected side effects."
• Vertigo-inducing attractions - The Telegraph.
• Vietnam, 50 years after the war - "Half a century after the end of a devastating conflict that left much of the nation in ruins, Vietnam has emerged as one of Asia's most popular destinations."
• Vienna named world's top city for quality of life - The Guardian.
• VIENNA WALKS & TALKS
• Vietnam's new glass bridge sets Guinness World Record - "A glass-bottomed walkway in Vietnam, which opened to much public fanfare in April, has been declared the world's longest bridge of its kind by Guinness World Records."
• VIF | Very Important Fresher - "Luxury Transport for Students." We are stepping up the game, we are changing the way students travel to University and from September we will be offering the UKs first luxury student transport service. Transport options for Freshers to choose from include: a private jet or helicopter, Rolls Royce Phantom, a Mclaren P1, a Ferrari F430 and many others. All with the aim of providing an action-packed James Bond style expedition across the country, to arrive in style and make an entrance enviable of movie stars and premiership football players.
• Virtual Globetrotting - since 2005. "View amazing satellite imagery from across the globe. Celebrity homes, roadside attractions, landmarks, military and more!"
• VIRTUAL TOURIST - "The people behind the places." Worldwide travel community where real travelers and locals share real travel advice and experiences.
• Virtual vacation: Amazing photos from a strange year for travel - "It's been a year like no other. As we began 2020, travelers had more freedom of movement than at any time in history. Air traffic had been rising for decades. But then in March, the coronavirus pandemic changed life as we know it."
• Visa Restrictions Index & best passports 2016 - Henley & Partners.
• Visa Restriction Index 2007 to 2017 - Henley & Partners.
• Visit 12 Countries In 80 Days On This Trip Around The World - No Flying Required - "Launching in 2023 in honor of the 150th anniversary of the publication of Jules Verne’ Around the World in 80 Days, this epic trip journey across Europe, Central Asia and North America takes just under three months and requires no flying. Specialist travel providers Undiscovered Destinations have just opened bookings for its 2023 Around the World in 80 Days private tour, inspired by the famous fictional journey of Phileas Fogg."
• VISIT ABU DHABI
• VISIT BERLIN
• VISIT BRITAIN
• VISIT COPENHAGEN
• VISIT DENMARK
• VISIT DUBAI CITY
• VISIT MONACO
• Visit Venice Responsibly, According to Locals - "The iconic city has become a poster child for overtourism, but locals say it’s still possible to visit respectfully. Here’s the advice that longtime residents shared with me about how to reap the rewards of being a better visitor."
• Visiting Haida Gwaii, Canada's most mysterious islands - "Mysterious islands only allow 12 visitors."
• Visiting San Francisco's windy Lombard Street may come at a price - CNN travel.
• VISITOR ATTRACTIONS - Wikipedia.
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• Vivo Masks - "Handmade designer masks." Authentic Venetian masquerade masks.
• Vogue Editors’ Guide to Paris - "And while the majority of travelers know the iconic tourist spots of Paris - the Eiffel Tower! The Louvre! Notre Dame! - the spots that encompass the soul of the city that so many of us seek are harder to find. With that in mind, Vogue asked its editors where they stay eat, shop, and visit across the arrondissements."
• VÄxjÖ: A 'crazy town looking to go fossil free': Sweden's wooden city that was green before Greta - "Nearly a decade before Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was even born, Växjö set itself on a path to a new vision of green urban living."

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• walkable cities: This European city has been named the world's most walkable - "These are the ten most walkable cities in the world: Munich; Milan; Warsaw; Helsinki; Paris; Tokyo; Madrid; Oslo; Copenhagen & Amsterdam."
• Walserweg Gottardo: A new trail tells the story of Switzerland's forgotten people - "Crossing the High Alps through Switzerland and Italy, this 210km hiking route unravels some of the region's most intriguing human history."
• Want an Authentic Travel Experience? Try McDonald’s - "It’s a much realer version of the supposed authenticity we so often seek."
• Want to cancel your trip? This is when you can - and can't - get your money back - "You've booked an amazing trip and even bought travel insurance, but now as coronavirus spreads across the globe, you're wondering whether it's a good idea to travel."
• Want to Stay Safe While Traveling? Wear a Rolex - Bloomberg.
• Want to Take a Luxury Trip? Booking Sites Enter Arena - The New York Times.
• Want to Take Your Pet on Your Next Vacation? Here Is What You Need to Know - "Is it safe? What are the rules? What to pack? The six questions you should ask before you take your pup on a plane."
• Warning against 'volcano tourism' risks - BBC News.
• Warning: free hotel wifi is a hacker’s dream - "Hotel systems are so leaky it’s worth investing in your own virtual private network."
• Warnings on sunscreen bottles to avoid eyes leave sun worshippers at risk of cancer - The Telegraph.
• Washington DC: The master plan that created the world's most powerful city - CNN travel.
• Watch: Four ways hustlers will steal your passport - The Telegraph.
• Watch tours: How to travel across Europe in luxury this year - "It’s time to jet off on a Europe-spanning jaunt that combines spectacular timepieces with luxurious pampering. There is, after all, no time to waste."
• WAY OF ST. JAMES | Route of Santiago de Compostela - the 1000 year old pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is known in English as the Way of St. James and in Galician as the Camiño de Santiago.
• WAYN.COM - "The fastest growing travel and lifestyle social networking community website in the world. WAYN is present in 193 countries and membership has grown from 45,000 users in March 2005 to over 21.7 million members today (April, 2013)."
• 'We all suffer': why San Francisco techies hate the city they transformed - "San Franciscans have long complained that tech workers ruined their city, driving up rents and homelessness and eliminating diversity. Now even the tech workers agree."
• 'We are in an epidemic': Adrian Hayes on how social media magnifies climbing's danger - "The British adventurer, who overcame personal tragedy to scale K2, attributes the recent spike in novice climbers attempting Everest to society’s quest for attention."
• We bought a $1 house in Italy. Here's what happened next - "It seemed like a deal too good to be true. A new house -- and potentially a whole new life -- for sale in sunkissed rural Italy for the princely sum of just one euro, or little over a dollar."
• WEBFLYER - the frequent flyer authority.
• We might never travel in the same way again - "The future of tourism in the coronavirus era: Asia may hold answers to what's ahead."
• We Spent $20980 to See Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monaco - "The luxury yacht party and epic balcony views weren't even the best parts. Overall, attending the Grand Prix in person was worth the money for us. Our first taste of Monaco had our hearts racing - and the experience will be incredibly tough to top."
• weirdest things you can see on Google Earth - The Telegraph.
• WELCOME TO ROBIN HOOD COUNTRY - Visit Britain.
• Welcome to the fastest-heating place on Earth - "In the world’s northernmost town, temperatures have risen by 4C, devastating homes, wildlife and even the cemetery. Will the rest of the planet heed its warning?"
• Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative - U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
• WHAI WHAI - "Play the Storyline Through the City."
• WHAI WHAI NEW STARTUPS - "Travel Guides with a story."
• Whales: The only place where whales come to watch you - "Once nearly hunted to extinction, Pacific gray whales in Mexico's Laguna San Ignacio now seem to be as curious about us as we are about them."
• What $100 Can Buy, State by State in US - The New York Times.
• What are floating breakfasts & why have they become so popular? - "While these breakfasts have become more common on resort menus over the last five years, the coronavirus pandemic has made them more popular than ever as hotel guests are avoiding buffets and communal dining rooms."
• What are the best cities for swimming? - CNN travel.
• What are the seven wonders of the world? - The Telegraph.
• What Brexit will mean for travelers - "Britain's departure from the European Union is finally upon us, but after all the warnings of chaos for inbound tourists and problems for UK travelers heading to the continent, what will situations will travelers actually face after January 31?"
• what can I read to help me to reduce my stress levels? - "A health worker seeks a reading cure and is prescribed a wide variety of treatments."
• What can you get away with stealing from hotels? - The Telegraph.
• What Chinese travelers really want - "How to win over Chinese travelers? The CEO of leading travel site Ctrip shares her expertise. Shelling out $277 billion worldwide in 2018, Chinese travelers are the world's top tourism spenders."
• What couples should never do on an airplane - "10 rules for flying together as a couple."
• What Covid-19 precautions should people take for international travel? - "Last week, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced it would no longer be maintaining a country-by-country travel advisory of Covid-19 risk. Instead of assessing the level of Covid-19 infection in each country, the CDC will post notices only when there are new variants or other situations that would change its travel recommendations."
• What Do You Know About Your Credit Card? - The New York Times.
• What does $1 buy you in every European country? - Hostelworld.com.
• what films should you never watch on an airplane? - The Guardian.
• What global travel may look like ahead of a vaccine - "Sun loungers separated by plexiglass. Blood tests and sanitiser spray-downs before flights. These might sound extreme, but they are real measures some in the travel industry are looking at to keep holidaymakers feeling safe and comfortable in a post-lockdown world."
• What happens if you fall into lava? - The Verge.
• What Happens to the Coins You Throw in Fountains - Travel + Leisure.
• What happens to your body in extreme heat? The main signs of heatstroke - "The death of Dr Michael Mosley on the Greek isle of Symi shows that high temperatures pose a serious health risk, regardless of your age or physical condition."
• What happens when a city is just too popular? - "Destinations have vowed to fight back against overtourism for 2020."
• What happens when you don't put your phone on airplane mode on an airplane? - Quora.
• What hotel star ratings actually mean today - "There isn't a single answer to the question of what star ratings actually mean, since there are so many systems shaped by so many factors. Some tourism marketers now even give exceptional luxury properties an unofficial six-star designation. (Think stunning over-water villas in the Maldives with private butlers). And bear in mind not all of a brand's properties are created equal when making assumptions about a chain's star category - newer hotels are usually more modern and deserving of a higher rating."
• What Is 'Hidden City Ticketing' and Should You Take Advantage of It? - Mental Floss.
• 'What is truly Scandinavian? Absolutely nothing. Everything is copied' - "A Scandinavian airline has pulled an advert after it was criticised by anti-immigration parties for belittling the region's history and culture."
• What it was really like to fly on Concorde - CNN travel.
• What life is like in the ‘polar bear capital of the world’ - "There are no roads leading to the tiny Canadian town of Churchill, which sits near the northeast tip of Manitoba. But that doesn’t stop thousands of tourists from taking a train or a plane and visiting every fall. That’s because in this area, near the shores of the Hudson Bay, you can go out on a tour and get a glimpse of the world’s largest land carnivore: the polar bear."
• What should I do if my luggage is delayed, lost or damaged? - "A recent report from the US Department of Transportation shows an increase in the number of "mishandled" bags. (Any baggage that is lost, damaged, delayed or pilfered is considered mishandled.) In May 2021, 0.38 out of 100 bags enplaned were mishandled. That figure went up to 0.56 per 100 bags enplaned in May 2022."
• What the 'golden age' of flying was really like - "Cocktail lounges, five course meals, caviar served from ice sculptures and an endless flow of champagne: life on board airplanes was quite different during the "golden age of travel," the period from the 1950s to the 1970s that is fondly remembered for its glamor and luxury."
• What to Consider Before Renting a Vacation Home - The New York Times.
• What to wear to the airport / when traveling - Gentleman's Gazette.
• What Travelers Should Know About New Restrictions on Devices - The New York Times.
• What we learned from the world's longest flight - "London to Sydney nonstop: 10 things we learned from the world's longest flight."
• What will travel look like after coronavirus? - "As movement around the world grows more and more restricted, it's hard to imagine what travel will look like when it eventually ramps back up."
• What your suitcase style says about you - The Telegraph.
• What Your Vacation Says About You - The New York Times.
• What's behind the logjam in Mount Everest's 'death zone' - CNN.
• What's for breakfast in 21 different nations - "Breakfast around the world: How different countries start the day."
• What’s in a Boarding Pass Barcode? A Lot - Krebs on Security.
• What it's like in the greenest city on Earth - "Is this the world's most forward-thinking city?"
• What's it like to live in a castle? - "Many holidaymakers will have visited castles this summer, but what about owning one, or living or working in one?"
• What it's like to vacation in Iraq - CNN travel.
• What's it like to walk the entire length of China's Great Wall? - CNN travel.
• What it's really like to visit North Korea - The Telegraph.
• What it's like to vacation in Iraq - CNN travel.
• What was it like to travel in Europe in the 1950s? - "Mavis Johnston and the 1950s travel revolution that shrank the world."
• What Will Travel Be Like After The Coronavirus? - "What will France be like in May? What will travel be like after the coronavirus peaks? Will anyone be traveling at all? A new survey suggests travel is alive and well. More than half of Americans (58%) are planning to travel between May and September 2020, as long as their destinations aren't in quarantine."
• What it's like to live in the world's most liveable cities for 2024 - "After years of pandemic-induced changes, the world's cities have finally settled into a new normal, at least according to the latest liveability data. We spoke to residents of the top ranked places about what they love most about living in their cities and what keeps them most excited for the future."
• What's the best compact camera for travelling? - "Dave wants a point-and-shoot camera, but should he just buy a top-end smartphone instead?"
• When (and How) to Talk to Your Hotel’s General Manager - "Most travelers only talk to their hotel manager when there’s a problem. Instead, you should seek them out as soon as you arrive. They can be a huge help, and a great friend."
• When can you legally travel without a passport? - BBC News.
• When in Bath, Do as the Romans Did - Take a Spa Break - "No matter which direction you arrive from, the drive into Bath is one of the most spectacular of any city in England - and, indeed, far beyond this green and pleasant land. Nestled within a north Somerset valley, every road crests and falls to reveal the sprawling, honey-colored Georgian terraces that are the city’s architectural signature: whether elegantly curved in a half-moon around the Royal Crescent, or with their parapets subtly zig-zagging downwards along a vertiginous hill. When you’ve arrived in Bath, you know that you’ve arrived."
• When this was the densest place on Earth - "Kowloon Walled City: In Hong Kong, it was the densest place on Earth."
• When You Dream of Provence, You Dream of This Town - "Saint-Rémy is still the platonic ideal of the Provençal village."
• When your home becomes a tourist attraction - "When private homes - and the people who live in them - become tourist attractions, clashes can occur. In more rural areas, people can put up fences or other barriers to access, but when these private homes are on public streets in some of the world’s busiest cities, what’s a resident to do?"
• Where billionaires spend the holidays - "Many people spend the holiday season at home with friends or family. Meanwhile, the world's richest people jet off to ski towns, second homes, and destination resorts. Here's a look at some of the most popular destinations for the ultrawealthy during the holidays."
• Where do the rich, famous and powerful stay in Davos? - The Telegraph.
• Where is Safe? Travelers Seek Havens in Wake of Europe Attacks - The New York Times.
• Where now for travel? Lonely Planet closures point to an uncertain future - "As the travel publisher closes its Melbourne and London offices, a guidebook writer asks what’s next for an industry in crisis."
• Where should you live to escape climate change?
• Where the rich & famous come to hide - "Monte Argentario: Southern Tuscany's best kept secret."
• Where to eat the best oysters in London - The Telegraph.
• Where to Go in Europe, and How to Stay Safe - The New York Times.
• Where to go in India? Depends on how you pack - CNN travel.
• Where to travel 2022: The best destinations to go - A lesser known Caribbean island is a top destination for 2022 - "Travel is more challenging now than it has been in a long time. Borders tentatively reopen only to slam shut again. A once-simple visa on entry is replaced with piles of paperwork. And the whole world is brushing up on the Greek alphabet whenever a new variant makes headlines. Let's all try to channel a sense of wonder if and when we're able to travel in 2022 and beyond."
• WHERE2GOLF - "Discover the best." Top golf courses for golf vacations of golf holidays around the world.
• Which? brands most travel comparison sites a 'waste of time' - "New survey ranks sites used to find flight and hotel deals and reveals that many offer a poor user experience - and do not list the best prices."
• Which country has the best food? - CNN travel.
• Which country smiles the most? - "Global Emotions: Which countries are the most happy, sad or angry?"
• Which European city is the most affordable to visit? - CNN travel.
• Which is best: Airbnb or hotel? - "Hotel room or vacation rental? The accommodation debate."
• Which is the world's most vertical city? - "You might think of Hong Kong, given its famous skyscraper skyline, but by different measures of verticality other cities come out on top."
• which London buildings disappeared in the 1666 blaze? - The Guardian.
• Which passport stamps can you identify? - The Telegraph.
• Which ‘Trusted Traveler’ Program Is Right for You? - The New York Times.
• Who wants to be an air miles millionaire? Jet-setters race around globe - "A game of international hopscotch has attracted airline loyalty enthusiasts and travel fanatics. Not for a group of diehard flyers who have embarked on an epic mission to fly with 15 different airlines by the end of the year in an attempt to win one million air miles, equivalent to about £10,000 in cash."
• Why a Sunny Pacific Island Is Banning Sunscreen - TIME Magazine.
• Why Americans Should Travel To Aruba Right Now - "The world is not our oyster right now. American passport holders find themselves in a position they are not used to being in - faced with limited vacation options this summer, many are choosing to stay local, while others are simply pining after their international counterparts who have more options. But while it may seem like there is ‘nowhere Americans can go’ there are in fact over 20 countries open to travelers from the United States."
• Why do I have to take my laptop out of the bag at airport security? - "The main reason you have to remove your laptop from your bag is because its battery and other mechanical components are too dense for X-rays to penetrate effectively - especially if the scanning system is old. The same goes for power cords and other devices such as tablets and cameras."
• Why do people risk their lives to summit the world's deadliest mountains? - "Historian Natalia Mehlman Petrzela explores life, love and death on Earth's second-tallest peak in the new season of Extreme."
• Why do tourists behave badly on holiday? - "Stories of travellers behaving badly seem to be on the rise. But why do people misbehave when they're on holiday?"
• Why do we cry on airplanes? - CNN travel.
• Why electric scooters are illegal in New York & London - "The laws, regulations, and politics working against them."
• Why humans are drawn to the ends of the Earth - "Despite the risks, costs and environmental concerns of extreme tourism, people are still drawn to potentially dangerous trips - but why?"
• Why is the Taj Mahal crumbling? - "The Taj Mahal is India's most famous building, attracting millions of tourists. But a combination of neglect and pollution is threatening its existence."
• Why it seems like everyone hates the English abroad - "While the image of the 'ugly American' is known across the world, many countries, particularly in Europe, experience the brunt of the 'boozy Brit.' The stereotypical English person abroad speaks English -- slowly, loudly and deliberately -- instead of learning the local language, searches out English restaurants as they don't trust 'foreign food,' and obliterates themselves with booze by the afternoon. By the evening, their boorish behavior is on full display."
• Why Jet Lag Can Feel Worse When You Travel West to East - The New York Times.
• Why luxury resorts are fed up with 'freeloading' social media 'influencers' - The Telegraph.
• Why Marrakech is the perfect city break for foodies - The Telegraph.
• Why Nice is Europe's greatest city in winter - The Telegraph.
• Why passengers are so angry about an airline's decision to scrap tomato juice - The Telegraph.
• Why Seville is Europe's greatest city to visit in winter - The Telegraph.
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• Why superbusiness minisuites are the future of luxury flying - "After a long, golden sunset of being installed on fewer and fewer aircraft, the retirement of older aircraft caused by the Covid-19 pandemic means that when air travel resumes, international first class will be very nearly a thing of the past. Its replacement is a new generation of superbusiness minisuites, more spacious than regular business class, and with a privacy door to create your own space, but without the over-the-top luxury of first class."
• Why Switzerland built a 2-kilometer-long train - "High in the Swiss Alps, St Moritz made its name as a place for pushing the boundaries of winter sport. By the time it hosted the second Winter Olympics Games in 1928 its reputation as a playground for wealthy adventurers was already well established."
• Why the British are obsessed with the Cotswolds - "The countryside idyll in Oxfordshire is having a moment, and as the super-rich descend upon it, books and TV dramas are depicting the wealthy set of this rural enclave."
• why the customer isn't always right at 40,000ft - The Guardian.
• Why the Japanese love Hawaii - "The story behind Japan's enduring love affair with Hawaii."
• Why the jet set is seduced by the Mediterranean - "Seduced by the whims and charms of sailing the Mediterranean."
• Why the Seychelles are the most beautiful islands on Earth - The Telegraph.
• Why the super-rich buy Maltese passports - "Malta's 'golden passports': Why do the super-rich want them?"
• why tourists experience ‘India syndrome’ - "Some travelers who spend longer periods of time in India exhibit a curious condition: a spectrum of behavioral and psychological changes that can be all-consuming."
• Why travel is the ultimate test of a relationship - CNN travel.
• Why Uber Keeps Raising Billions - The New York Times.
• Why vacations feel like they’re over before they even start - "Why do we tend to assume that fun events will go by really quickly?"
• Why you must visit The Great Wall of China in your lifetime - The Telegraph.
• Why you need to visit the Swiss mountain retreat where Queen Victoria once found solace - The Telegraph.
• Why you should ALWAYS throw away your luggage tags once you’ve used them - Express.
• Why you should never hand over your passport at hotel - The Telegraph.
• Why You Should Never Use Airport USB Charging Stations - "'Plugging into a public USB port is kind of like finding a toothbrush on the side of the road and deciding to stick it in your mouth. You have no idea where that thing has been.'"
• Why you should visit Machu Picchu in your lifetime - The Telegraph.
• Why you should visit Portofino right now - The Telegraph.
• Why you shouldn't feel too guilty about flying - "The finding that just 100 companies -- including vast oil and gas concerns -- are responsible for 71% of all greenhouse gas emissions since 1988 has provided a framework for a different way of thinking about this problem."
• WIKIVOYAGE - Free travel information around the globe. Wikimedia's newest project
• Will business travel ever be the same? - "Covid-19 has grounded business travellers. When the world opens back up, will employees close down Zoom and get back on planes?"
• Will Your Face Be Enough to Get You on a Plane? - "According to a new proposal from the T.S.A., facial recognition might eventually replace passports and other forms of ID at airport security checkpoints."
• wine tourism is booming in 2018 - the best destinations to visit - The Telegraph.
• winter's best European hideaways - The Telegraph.
• Wish you weren’t here: the photos that show an hour in the life of ‘quiet’ tourist hotspots - "Travellers trek to remote destinations in search of Instagram-worthy photos. But at what cost? Photographer Natacha de Mahieu visualises the impact of overtourism."
• WOMEN'S CLOTHING SIZE CONVERSIONS - dresses, suits, blouses, sweaters, bras & shoes: European, UK, Japan & USA.
• Work hard, play hard: How US vacations made America No. 1 in the world - "In travel news this week: booze-free bars are on the rise, the unexpected perks of traveling with kids, plus the countries whose tourism economies are booming. The United States is the world’s most powerful travel and tourism market, bringing in a record-breaking $2.36 trillion to the nation’s economy in 2023, a new report by industry body the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed."
• WORLD EVENTS CALENDAR - "The Traveler's Guide to the World's Greatest Events."
• World Happiness Report 2019 - "The World Happiness Report is a landmark survey of the state of global happiness that ranks 156 countries by how happy their citizens perceive themselves to be. This year’s World Happiness Report focuses on happiness and the community: how happiness has evolved over the past dozen years, with a focus on the technologies, social norms, conflicts and government policies that have driven those changes."
• WORLD METRO DATABASE - list of the world's 176 urban transportation systems (usually called metro, subway, underground railway, or rapid transit).
• WORLD TOP 30 AIRPORTS
• WORLD TOURISM BAROMETER | UNWTO - "Tourism Trends and Marketing Strategies UNWTO."
• WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION | UNWTO - "Commited to Tourism, Travel and the Millennium Development Goals." United Nations agency dealing with questions relating to tourism. It also compiles the World Tourism rankings.
• WORLD TOURISM RANKINGS
• World Travel Adapter - "One adapter for more than 150 countries! The elegant, compact and safe way to connect your portable appliances worldwide. Protected by a replaceable fuse."
• World Travel Awards 2020 - since 1993. "World Travel Awards serves to acknowledge, reward and celebrate excellence across all sectors of the global travel and tourism industry."
• WORLD TRAVEL MART - since 1980. "The global meeting place for the travel trade." UK event for the global travel industry.
• WORLD’S 9 MOST DISAPPOINTINGLY SMALL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS - Thrillist.
• world’s 10 best train journeys – by the woman who’s done them all - The Telegraph.
• World’s 10 Most Expensive Cities To Live In 2020 - "As regular as the movement in one of the country’s famous luxury watches, Switzerland is again home to the world’s most expensive cities."
• world's 10 most peaceful countries - The Telegraph.
• World's 10 most popular tourist destinations (and their future rivals) - "The just-released United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) 2018 Tourism Highlights Report reveals the most visited tourist destinations in 2017."
• world’s 15 most expensive countries to travel to in 2025 - "The average daily budget in 131 different countries has been ranked in a new study, and these destinations sit at the very top: 1. Barbados. 2. Antigua and Barbuda. 3. Saint Kitts and Nevis. 4. Maldives. 5. Grenada. 6. Switzerland. 7. USA. 8. Micronesia. 9. Greenland. 10. United Arab Emirates. 11. Bahamas. 12. Oman. 13. Sao Tome and Principe. 14. Puerto Rico. 15. Qatar."
• world's 15 most underrated destinations - The Telegraph.
• world's 17 most dangerous countries - The Telegraph.
• world's 19 most beautiful mountains - The Telegraph.
• world's 20 fastest growing cities - The Telegraph.
• world's 20 most beautiful countries 2024 are named - "One of the best things about the advent of the aircraft has been the opportunities it is has given people to travel around the world in just a matter of hours."
• world's 20 most urbanised places - The Telegraph.
• world's 20 most visited cities - The Telegraph.
• world's 25 most scary, haunted & macabre places - The Telegraph.
• World's 30 Unfriendliest Cities - Travel + Leisure.
• world's 50 best countries - according to you - Telegraph.
• world's 50 greatest cities - The Telegraph.
• World’s 50 Most Beautiful Countries 2022 (You Won’t Believe Where The U.S. Ranked) - "Who doesn’t look at travel photos on Instagram and fantasize about visiting the most beautiful places in the world? But what defines beauty? A new study from the website money.co.uk aims to rank the 50 most beautiful countries on earth by analyzing the amount of natural wonders in each place, from coral reefs and tropical rainforests to volcanoes, glaciers and more."
• World's 100 greatest places 2019 - "These are the 100 best places to experience right now, from America’s hottest hometown pizzeria to a Tokyo museum bringing digital art to life."
• WORLD'S 400 VERY BEST HOTELS & RESORTS - Forbes Traveler.
• WORLD'S AIRPORTS ONLINE
• World's best airlines for 2019 revealed by Skytrax - CNN travel.
• World's Best Airlines of 2023 - "Singapore Airline is named the World’s Best Airline at the 2023 World Airline Awards, with Qatar Airways ranked 2nd and ANA All Nippon Airways in 3rd place." SKYTRAX.
• World’s best airline for 2024 named by Skytrax - "Skytrax has revealed its 2024 airline awards. Known as the Oscars of the aviation world, they recognize the best the air industry has to offer."
• 'World's best' airport is about to get even better - "Singapore announces opening date for long-awaited Jewel Changi Airport."
• world's best cities for millennials - The Guardian.
• world’s best country for tourism - "This is the No. 1 country for tourism, according to the World Economic Forum. The US has come in first place on the World Economic Forum's annual list for 2024."
• World's Best Destinations - Travelers' Choice Awards - TripAdvisor.
• world's best 'hidden' dive spots - "Emmy Award-winning ocean cinematographer Richard Fitzpatrick on why he's passionate about protecting our oceans and where to see the most incredible marine life on the planet."
• world's best hotel rooms with a view - "Picture this: Instagram-perfect hotel views."
• world's best hotel villas - The Telegraph.
• world's 'best' islands in pictures - The Telegraph.
• World’s Best Islands: Why SÃo Miguel In Portugal’s Azores Belongs On Your Travel Wish List - "Among a certain set of travelers, there’s an understanding that the harder a place is to reach, the better it is. Let the masses stay in the gateways, the thinking goes. If we press on for one more flight (or drive or ferry), the rewards will be great. At least the bragging rights are."
• World’s Best Places To Visit In 2021 According To National Geographic: Dream Now, Go Later - "The coveted annual list of top destinations, Best of the World 2021 by National Geographic has been revealed and in light of the ongoing global pandemic 'Dream Now, Go Later' is its theme."
• world's best private islands - The Telegraph.
• WORLD'S BEST RUINS - Yahoo! Travel.
• World's best sailing destinations - CNN travel.
• world's best travel photos of 2018 - CNN travel.
• World's biggest cave is even bigger than we thought - "Thanks to discoveries made during a recent expedition in Vietnam, it appears the world's largest cave, Son Doong, is even bigger than previously thought."
• world's cheapest long-haul destination? - The Telegraph.
• WORLD'S COOLEST OBSERVATION DECKS - Yahoo! Travel.
• world's 'coolest' street 2021 revealed by Time Out - "The global media brand has rounded up what it calls the 'world's coolest' streets, as selected by some 27,000 city residents from across the globe."
• world's eeriest abandoned theme parks - The Telegraph.
• world's greatest long weekends? 25 incredible microadventures - The Telegraph.
• World's greatest places 2018 - "These 100 Destinations Are the World's Greatest Places to Experience Right Now." TIME Magazine.
• World’s Greatest Places of 2021 - "100 extraordinary destinations to explore." TIME Magazine.
• WORLD'S GREATEST PLACES OF 2022 - "50 extraordinary destinations to explore." TIME Magazine.
• WORLD'S GREATEST PLACES OF 2024 | TIME - "100 extraordinary destinations to explore." Official website.
• World’s Greatest Places of 2025 - "For our annual list of the World’s Greatest Places, TIME sought out one-of-a-kind spots and experiences around the globe. The result: 100 extraordinary destinations to stay and to visit this year."
• world's greatest ski runs - The Telegraph.
• world's growing concrete coasts - "The world’s coastlines are turning to concrete, at a huge cost to wildlife and the climate. But new technologies may offer a way to shore up coasts while benefiting biodiversity."
• world's grumpiest travellers - The Telegraph.
• World's happiest nations are... - World Happiness Report 2013.
• world's hardest geography quiz - The Telegraph.
• WORLD'S HOTTEST BILLIONAIRE PLAYGROUNDS - Forbes.
• world’s least & most 'touristy' countries - The Telegraph.
• world's least stressful cities - CNN travel.
• world's least visited countries - The Telegraph.
• World's longest nonstop flight - "Singapore to New York."
• world's longest-running airlines - CNN Business Traveller.
• World's most beautiful castles - CNN travel.
• world's most beautiful churches - The Telegraph.
• world's most beautiful mountains - The Telegraph.
• world's most beautiful places - according to film location scouts - The Telegraph.
• world's most beautiful ports: 15 places you must arrive at by sea - The Telegraph.
• world's most beautiful streets - "Architecture is typically famous for its big, bold statements -- the huge skyscrapers, opera houses, bridges and airports that tower over cityscapes, dwarfing their occupants. But it's arguably at its most beguiling when it comes to human-scale thoroughfares dedicated to everyday activities such shopping, eating, sleeping or just strolling and soaking up the travel scenery."
• world's most beautiful streets - "From grand dwellings in uptown New York City to street art covered laneways in Melbourne, via historic crescents in Bath and tree-lined roads in Pretoria, these are the most beautiful streets in destinations around the world."
• world's most beautiful tax havens - The Telegraph.
• World's most complained about tourist attraction - "A very famous tourist attraction has landed the unfortunate title of having the most negative reviews in the world."
• World's most crowded train line revealed - "The world's busiest transit lines, according to Google."
• world's most dangerous road - "A drive down Bolivia's infamous 'Death Road' takes travellers into a world where two resources have provoked fascination, misunderstanding and controversy for centuries: coca and gold."
• World's most epic aquariums - CNN style.
• World's most epic scuba diving destinations - "Dreaming of the deeps: World's most epic scuba diving destinations."
• world's most expensive (and cheapest) cities for 2018 - The Telegraph.
• World's most expensive cities 2020 to live in revealed - "The global economic landscape could be very different this time next year, but 2020's most expensive cities have been revealed - and the number one spot belongs not to one single city, but to three destinations."
• World's most expensive cities for expats in 2020 revealed - "Spot the odd one out in this list of global cities: Hong Kong, Zurich, Singapore and ... Ashgabat?"
• World's most expensive cities for expats in 2021 revealed - "Ashgabat in Turkmenistan is the most expensive city in the world for overseas workers, according to this year's Mercer Cost of Living Survey."
• world's most expensive cities in 2021 - "Supply-chain blockages and changing consumer demand have pushed up the cost of living in many of our biggest cities, according to new research published Wednesday, and inflation is the fastest recorded over the past five years. One city has been experiencing more rapid change than most, jumping from fifth place to first in this year's Worldwide Cost of Living index released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). The Israeli city of Tel Aviv topped the rankings for the first time, overtaking last year's leader Paris, which is now tied in second place with Singapore."
• World’s Most Expensive Cities To Live, If You’re Rich - "First world problems don't come much more niche: 'In which city is it going to be cheaper to buy a piano?' But this is exactly the question Swiss bank Julius Baer has answered for its clients in a new ranking of luxury goods and services in 28 cities around the world, published on Thursday."
• world's most expensive countries to visit - The Telegraph.
• WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE HOLIDAY - Luxury trip visits 962 sites, takes two years... and costs a cool £1,000,000.
• world's most expensive public transport networks - Independent.
• world's most extreme odysseys - CNN travel.
• World's most famous helipad turns 20 - "Set above the 59th floor of the Burj al Arab hotel, this helipad watches over the Dubai coastline. Since 1999, it has hosted an impressive line-up of international sporting stars."
• world's most fascinating abandoned towns & cities - "Once thriving spots, these villages, towns and cities now stand abandoned. Their empty buildings, streets and even cars left for nature to reclaim over the years. Whether destroyed during war, evacuated for ammunition practice or cast aside after nearby precious metals and minerals turned out to be in short supply, here are some of the world's most fascinating abandoned towns and cities."
• world's most glamorous lake is Europe's new 'it' place - CNN travel.
• World's most incredible waterfalls - "8 of India's most beautiful waterfalls."
• world's most liveable cities in 2018 - CNN travel.
• world's most livable cities in 2021 - "Auckland came out on top on The Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Index of 140 cities around the world thanks to its success in containing the pandemic quickly, enabling restrictions to be lifted early on."
• world’s most liveable cities for 2024 - "It’s considered among the most beautiful cities in the world to visit, and it seems that Vienna may also be an unbeatable place to live."
• World's most livable city for 2019 - according to the Economist Intelligence Unit.
• world's most livable city is a beautiful European destination 2024 - "Zurich is officially the best place in Europe to live and 97 percent of residents felt happy living there. The city's residents were happy with their jobs, public transport, healthcare and air quality."
• world’s most lovable cities for 2025 - "London has been crowned the overall best city in the world in the new ranking of more than 270 of the biggest cities on the planet. Alongside other data, it includes a survey of 22,000 people in 30 countries. But we’re taking a closer look at the lovability part of rankings, which measures a city’s vibrancy in terms of its culture, attractions, nightlife, dining and international reputation."
• World's most luxurious cruise? - "Japan's 38-guest luxury floating hotel."
• World's most luxurious airport? - Qatar's Hamad International: World's most luxurious airport?
• world's most luxurious private jet tour - The Telegraph.
• world's most overrated tourist attractions - The Telegraph.
• World's most popular tourist cities revealed (2019) - "Since 2009, the number of international overnight visitors has grown by 76% globally, according to third-party research and proprietary analysis by financial services company Mastercard."
• World's most popular city (2018) revealed - "Most visited: World's top cities for tourism."
• world's most populated cities through history - The Telegraph.
• World's most powerful passport revealed - "Henley Index: Japanese passport now world's most powerful."
• world's most powerful passports for 2017 - The Telegraph.
• world's most powerful passports for 2018 - The Telegraph.
 
• World's most powerful passports for 2019 - "Henley Index: Japan tops 2019 list of world's most powerful passports."
• world's most powerful passports for 2021 - "The Henley Passport Index, which has been regularly monitoring the world's most travel-friendly passports since 2006, has released its latest rankings and analysis. If there was an Olympics of passports, Japan wouldn't just be hosting it - it'd be winning the whole competition. As the index doesn't take temporary restrictions into account, Japan is once again top of the leaderboard, with its passport offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 193 destinations around the world."
• World's most powerful passport for 2022 revealed - "There's a widening gap between the global north and the global south when it comes to travel freedoms, says the first 2022 report by London-based global citizenship and residence advisory firm Henley & Partners. The firm's Henley Passport Index, based on exclusive data provided by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), has been regularly monitoring the world's most travel-friendly passports since 2006."
• World's most powerful passports revealed 2019 - "Henley Index: Japan and Singapore top 2019 list of world's most powerful passports."
• World's Most Reputable Cities 2015 - City RepTrak.
• world's most romantic hotels - The Telegraph.
• world's most romantic places - "Maybe you'd choose the white sands and turquoise waters of a deserted tropical beach. Perhaps it's the lure of iconic cultural cities such as Paris, Venice or Istanbul. Then again, the call of the wild from a safari is a pretty special way to spend time with your beloved."
• world's most special places to stay - The Telegraph.
• world's most terrifying roads - "The world's most harrowing roads (that you'd actually want to drive)."
• world’s most walkable cities revealed (& they aren’t in the US) - "Few things in life are as delightful as ambling around a new neighborhood in a new city, chancing upon cute stores, bars, eateries and public spaces. The bigger and richer the city, the less likely it is to be easily walkable. But there are plenty of exceptions."
• world's newest countries - The Telegraph.
• World's poshest train is now even posher - "Is this the most luxurious train carriage in the world?"
• world's rarest passport has only 3 holders - The Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
• World's richest cities: the top 10 cities billionaires call home - "From Singapore To New York City, more than 26% of the world’s 2,095 billionaires live in just 10 cities on three continents."
• world's richest city in 2025 with 66 billionaires & 384,500 millionaires - "New York City has 384,500 millionaires, 818 centimillionaires and 66 billionaires, gaining about 10% in each category since the prior year's list."
• 'world's safest city' for 2021 revealed - "Safety has long been a paramount concern for travelers when it comes to deciding which destination to visit. But the world has been turned on its head in recent years due to the global pandemic and the notion of exactly what makes somewhere 'safe' has changed significantly. This may help to explain the shake up at the top of the Economist Intelligence Unit's Safe Cities Index (SCI,) which ranks 60 international destinations on digital security, health security, infrastructure, personal security, as well as environmental security, a new category for this year. Copenhagen has been named the world's safest city for the first time, scoring 82.4 points out of 100 in the annual report."
• World's safest city to visit in 2019 revealed by Economist Intelligence Unit - CNN travel.
• ‘World’s steepest’ cable car opens in Switzerland - "The Schilthorn Cableway is a vertiginous ride over Switzerland's Lauterbrunnen valley. A spectacular new cable car has opened in Switzerland’s Bernese Alps. The Schilthorn Cableway takes riders up to the mountaintop revolving restaurant made famous in the James Bond movie 'On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.'"
• World’s top 100 cities revealed & London isn’t in the top 10 - "It’s been a big old year for Paris: the Olympics this summer, Notre Dame reopening this weekend, and now it’s been named the most attractive city in the world. It’s the fourth time in a row that the French capital has taken the No.1 spot in the Top 100 City Destinations Index by data analytics company Euromonitor International."
• World’s top 500 sights revealed in Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travelist 2015
• World’s worst hotels on TripAdvisor revealed - The Sun.
• Worldwide Cost of Living 2013 - The Economist Intelligence Unit.
• 'Worst' airlines revealed in survey - "The 'worst' airlines for long and short-haul flights named by Which?"
• worst-behaved tourists of 2023 - "Stripping off from the waist down at a sacred site. Driving a car across a medieval bridge, as fragile as it is famous. Carving your name into a world icon, and going on a punishing hike... to take illegal drugs. These are just some of the things tourists have got up to in 2023. They’ve damaged heritage sites, eaten endangered species, and - in the case of one couple - stolen nearly $2 million worth of wine from a Michelin-starred restaurant."

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• YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - established by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by President Ulysses S. Grant on March 1, 1872, is a national park located primarily in the U.S. state of Wyoming, though it also extends into Montana and Idaho. Yellowstone was the first national park in the world, and is known for its wildlife and its many geothermal features.
• Yeti, Bigfoot & the Loch Ness Monster: a spotter's guide - The Telegraph.
• Yoga-skiing is officially a Thing. Here's what you need to know - The Telegraph.
• You Lost Your Passport. Now What? - "Summer travel season is upon us. Do you know where your passport is?"
• you should never shower before early morning flights - "Research produced by customer feedback company Happy or Not has revealed that passengers flying around 4am tend to be the happiest. Flying early in the morning can also increase your chances of avoiding a delay or a cancellation."
• Younger business travellers want more communal living - The Economist.
• Your Best Tips for a Better Uber or Lyft Trip - The New York Times.
• Your Next Trip, Courtesy of Google Search - The New York Times.
• Your passport to a better trip - The Telegraph.
• Your Virtual Guide To Palm Beach - "Palm Beach and its surrounding sunny towns conjure up images of rustling palms, rolling waves and a riot of vivid Lilly Pulitzer hues. While you can’t visit the glamorous Florida destination and its 47 miles of Atlantic coastline just yet, you can transport yourself there with a bevy of virtual offerings."
• You've Never Seen the Alps Like This Before - Wired.

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• Zannone: Italy's forbidden 'orgy island' - CNN travel.
• ZERO G - the weightless experience.
• Ziploc storages bags - since 1968. Brand of reusable, re-sealable zipper transparent storage platic bags and containers, which can be sealed and opened many times by a slider which works in a similar way to a zip fastener. Sometimes other types of bag, such as a cloth bag for toiletries fitted with a conventional zip fastener, are described as zipper bags.
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• Zojirushi Stainless Steel Mug - "Offers the best balance of heat retention and versatility. In our latest round of testing, after a full eight hours the coffee we kept in it was nearly as hot as the coffee we had in the previous version of the container and 26.2 degrees hotter than the next-best mug in our test group—just enough to make the difference between drinkable and lukewarm."- The Sweethome.
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• ZOLT - "Power your laptop, phone & tablet at the same time." The world's smallest, lightest, smartest laptop charger, and more.
• Zurich named as the most liveable city in europe 2024 - "Switzerland's largest city beat out the 82 other cities that were surveyed across the EU thanks to its super high quality of life, the European Free Trade Association, the UK, the Western Balkans and Türkiye, based on answers from over 71,000 residents."
• Zurich: world's most livable city is a beautiful European destination 2024 - "Zurich is officially the best place in Europe to live and 97 percent of residents felt happy living there. The city's residents were happy with their jobs, public transport, healthcare and air quality."