Month: September 2023

What is Canadian food? This all new tour from Lonely Planet Experiences fuses the expertise of Lonely Planet, Intrepid Travel and Urban Adventures to explore the culinary highlights of Old Toronto, as well as many other things to do in Toronto. Learn more about the tour here: https://www.urbanadventures.com/Toronto-tour-canadian-food-discovery-at-the-st-lawrence-market
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Some of the most quintessential autumn trips involve charming small towns around New England—particularly those with spooky local histories and Halloween-specific celebrations—or refreshing escapes to mountain villages in the Smokies during peak fall leaf season. While these locations get plenty of attention (and for good reasons!), they aren’t the only small towns that travelers should
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If the landscapes of each US state had their own Miss America–style competition, California would be a serious contender for the crown. Traversing a dramatic coastline, sky-high granite peaks, cascading waterfalls, the world’s tallest trees, translucent blue lakes and desert oases, this state’s eye-popping hikes offer such variety that choosing favorites feels ridiculous. But we’ve
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Topline The chemically addictive fatty, salty and sweet foods that make up 68% of the American food supply have historically been pushed to consumers by the nation’s leading tobacco sales companies, new research shows, suggesting the same companies responsible for what has been called a “smoking epidemic” could also be partially blamed for a decline
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Nestled in the heart of London’s West End, Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane stands as an iconic landmark, offering its guests a harmonious blend of modern sophistication and timeless elegance. Situated in the iconic city of London and surrounded by the capital’s greenery, most famous sights and coveted shopping streets, it seamlessly balances
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Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin H ere’s a question for all the pet-owners out there: Would you buy lab-grown pet food? Slate’s podcast “What’s Next: TBD” asked me that, as well as whether slaughter-free dog food could be considered sustainable. My answers may not make the welfare advocates thrilled, but there’s
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London has a reputation as one of the most eye-wateringly expensive cities to visit in Europe. Its fame and global appeal have long made it a top ‘bucket list’ destination, with jacked-up accommodation prices and exorbitantly priced experiences, from swanky fine dining to designer shopping. But there are easy ways to enjoy London without taking
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