Destinations

Maine is the largest state in New England by far, with a small population concentrated in the southern third, especially along the stunning coast. This means much of the state, bordering on New Hampshire to the southwest, the Atlantic Ocean to the southeast and Canada everywhere else, retains a rural beauty that can be hard
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Havana’s cultural calendar is full of visit-worthy events every month, with the more prestigious festivals taking place between October and April. Jazz or ballet? Religious processions or fiery festivals? Cheap hotel deals or cool temperatures? You’ll be able to find something to fit your taste and budget throughout the year. Lapped by the choppy waters
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Ireland’s capital city, Dublin, may be ancient, but it’s young at heart. Compact, with a buzzing city center sandwiched between sea and mountains, there’s plenty for everyone to do here, including some amazing experiences that are perfect for those traveling with younger family members. From exploring Viking museums and kid-friendly galleries to wandering along bracing beaches
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Beaches may not be the first thing you think of for a vacation in Taiwan. The tiny island is well known for its night markets and vibrant hiking in subtropical climates that make for great city-breaks, allowing both locals and travelers alike to escape the city grind. Yet, whilst hiking is an unofficial national sport where
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At 395km (245 miles) long, the island of Taiwan is a paradise of superlative road trips. It’s known as Ilha Formosa (Beautiful Island), and from hot springs to pristine beaches to cosmopolitan cities, it’s obvious why.  While it’s easy to get around Taiwan – nearly all scenic spots and popular destinations are accessible via public transportation
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With dynamic night markets jam-packed with delectable street food, gorgeous beaches, and soaring mountains, Taiwan offers lots in a small package. Just 395km (245 miles) from top to bottom, travelers will find futuristic cities, historic temples, and killer surf breaks – all connected by affordable high-speed rail. As one of the friendliest East Asian countries
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Communities come first on Bhutan’s restored long-distance hiking trail, which promotes slow travel and socio-economic opportunities for remote villages. Bhutan’s Guardians of Peace emerged from among the spruce trees glowing orange in their uniforms, climbing quietly over moss and mulch with the stealth of a streak of tigers. They stopped to chat, curious to see
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South Africa has something for every kind of traveler. From dynamic Cape Town and the cosmopolitan vibes of Johannesburg to wildlife-filled expanses of wilderness such as the Kalahari and the Drakensberg mountains, the best time to come will depend on where you want to go and what you want to do when you get there.
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With its glittering Adriatic coastline, 1244 islands, endlessly fascinating cities and extraordinarily dramatic landscapes, Croatia has been steadily making its way up people’s must-go list.  Naturally, tourists are drawn to those beautiful Adriatic beaches that easily hold their own against their Mediterranean rivals. But inland Croatia is just as captivating, from the hilltop villages of
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With its palm-fringed bays, shallow reefs and rustic rum bars, the Caribbean offers some of the world’s best tropical beach breaks. You’ll find thousands of beaches with clear waters and warm weather on these diverse islands, which extend in a chain from the southern tip of Florida to the northern coast of Venezuela. From St
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Venice is divided into six neighborhoods known in Italian as sestieri. This division has remained more or less unchanged since the Romans arrived in the Lagoon to establish one of their castrum there. While all sestieri are undoubtedly Venetian, each has its own features, charms and distinct vibe to discover. This division is also why the
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