Destinations

Michigan isn’t known as the Great Lakes State for nothing. The state’s share of the largest group of freshwater lakes on the planet is well worth some triumphant flag-waving, but its allure is hardly confined to water.  Take Detroit. The Motor City has had a tune-up and a spit-and-polish and is roaring back into life
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France’s massive appeal – those top-class cities, beaches and landscapes – beckons all year round, but there are certain times when it’s better to visit depending on what you want to do. We’ve got all the insight you need on how to avoid the crowds, stretch your budget, navigate peak tourist season and the festivals
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As South Africa‘s flagship coastal city, Cape Town has plenty to offer visitors from stunning surroundings, a fascinating culture, and world-class attractions. While beach lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will prefer the warmer months, winter in Cape Town has its own perks, making it an appealing year-round destination. So whether you want to see colorful wildflowers, hike
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Barcelona-based travel journalist and Spain expert Isabella Noble recommends an enthralling, off-radar monument for travelers keen to learn about the great Modernista architect Antoni Gaudí, with one of Barcelona’s loveliest neighborhoods right on the doorstep.  Adored by both local residents and millions of curious annual visitors, Barcelona’s landmark Modernista monuments are just as key to the
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Zürich is a wonderful city to visit whatever the season, but it takes on a special shine in spring and summer when cafe life spills onto the streets and the city’s lake and rivers become bathing spots. Accommodation prices tend to be a bit lower in fall, a time when the parks and surrounding mountains
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Michigan doesn’t have to work hard to make its case for being a mighty American road trip destination. The state is home to more beaches than the entire Atlantic seaboard, it’s bordered by four of the five Great Lakes, and more than half of the state’s land is blanketed by forest. Explore the planet’s most
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Every season in Michigan comes with its own side of magic. Summertime buzzes with travelers when draws like the Great Lakes, charming islands and unspoiled wilderness are at their most accessible, but there are also vibrant spring flowers, eye-popping fall foliage, and a vast array of winter sports – and a chance to see the Northern Lights.
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With beautiful islands, Indigenous outposts, dense rainforests, cosmopolitan cities and two magnificent coasts to explore, Panama is somewhere to linger. But it pays to go at the right time – Panama lies just 9º north of the equator, buffeted by the trade winds, meaning a tropical drenching often comes with the territory. A key part of what
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Maine comes by the nickname “Vacationland” honestly – the large, scenic New England state only has about 1.4 million residents, but welcomes more than 15 million visitors per year, most seeking a mix of outdoor adventures and top-notch seafood, like lobster rolls and oysters. Everyone enjoys Maine’s enviable mix of picturesque beaches, pine tree forests
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Michigan’s mojo comes from its beaches, forests and small towns. Visitors often are surprised to learn that four of the five Great Lakes clasp the state and that more than half of it is covered by timberland. What’s a visitor to do amid all of this natural bounty? We’ve got answers, and don’t worry, you’ll
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Tiny, tropical Belize is where Spanish-flavoured Central America meets the captivating culture of the Caribbean, but it pays to think about when to go. You’ll get the best out of Belize’s Mayan ruins, vine-draped rainforests and the largest barrier reef outside of Australia during the dry season from December to April. At other times, crowds
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Few destinations can boast such a variety of outstanding geographical diversity as Panama. Driving here is less about cruising through wide-open spaces and more about taking winding roads to hidden, jungle-shrouded enclaves. On an isthmus otherwise poorly served by public transport, having your own car means easy (or at least easier) access to a slew of memorable sites. With
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Cape Town is a fantastic destination for families, offering a diverse range of experiences that cater to all ages. As well as all the amenities you’d expect from a major metropolis, Cape Town also has a spectacular coastline, with more than 70 beaches and numerous playgrounds, parks and picnic spots in and around the city.
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