Destinations

Hailing a taxi may be an easier way to travel around the island, but nothing provides a peek into Bajan culture quite like hopping on a city bus.  Barbados has one of the most comprehensive and user-friendly public transport networks in the Caribbean. With modern, electric government-run buses, always entertaining private buses and minivans, and
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Located on the shores of Lake Ontario, Toronto is one of Canada’s most exciting cities. Shining skyscrapers, diverse neighborhoods, and even some lakeside beaches – there’s plenty to keep you busy in the capital of Ontario.  The best part? Despite Toronto being an expensive city, there is quite a lot you can experience for absolutely
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Manhattan’s concrete jungle may get New York’s marquee treatment, but the state’s natural beauty lies outside of the five boroughs. Many regions of the Empire State have picturesque natural wonders, ideal for stunning and memorable hikes.  Whether it’s pathways around famous bodies of water, like the 11 Finger Lakes or the 2173-acre Lake Placid, or through
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White sand beaches, scenic mountain peaks, waterfalls and rivers — it’s easy to see why Jamaica would be a favorite in the Caribbean to unwind.  But with new hotels complementing its momentum to become a republic, now is the time to experience Jamaica’s energy and spirit.  Sheri-kae McLeod takes the stress out of planning and shows
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Instead of breezing through Manchester’s charms in one day, why not spend a long weekend learning more about the city and the surrounding area. Jemima Forbes maps out an extended four-day itinerary through the city’s creative, culinary and archeological gems.    I’m a full-time travel writer and part-time explorer. While I’ve lived and worked all over
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Known as the Nature Island, Dominica (pronounced DomiNEEkah) is often confused with the Dominican Republic. We don’t expect that to happen for much longer. Though historically a lesser-visited island in the Caribbean, Dominica is now served by direct flights on American Airlines from Miami, and Kempinski opened a luxury resort in 2019. Nasha Smith takes
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One of the last Himalayan kingdoms, the country of Bhutan measures its success according to the happiness of its people or its Gross National Happiness Index. If that, combined with the news of the opening of the Trans Bhutan Trail, has you itching to visit the country, check out Misty Terrace’s idea for the perfect
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International visitors have missed Australia during the pandemic, and with travel returning down under, it’s also an opportunity to connect with the city in new ways. From hosting one of the largest Pride celebrations in the world to its new Indigenous tours over the bridge, return to Sydney and see it from a new perspective.
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With over 2500km (1500 miles) of coastline and 1430 islands, Thailand has a lot of beaches to offer. Expect everything, from otherworldly craggy limestone formations that appear to be precariously balanced on the turquoise sea to colorful coral reefs whose inhabitants are best observed with snorkels and fins. Along many of those sands, beach shacks and
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Look at Thailand on a map – the country resembles an elephant’s head. Stretching for more than 1000 miles (1610km) from Chiang Rai in the north (our Babar’s right ear) to Narathiwat in the south (the trunk’s end), there’s plenty of jungle, road and shoreline for travelers to cover. Fortunately, the country’s excellent, integrated transport
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From horse riding in the Pampas and whale watching off Patagonia to high-octane football matches, sultry tangos and treks across the Andes, Argentina offers an incredible range of activities and adventures for those ready to explore this spirited South American nation. Whether you’re an outdoors addict or a city slicker, this marvelous country has you
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It’s been over a century since Thailand’s first train line – a scant 50 miles linking Bangkok and the former royal capital of Ayuthaya – was completed. Tracks have since been extended to most of the country, and while train travel has almost entirely been superseded by bus and air, scenic railway routes and sleeper
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Squashed between the Pacific Coast and Amazon Rainforest, with the Andes Mountains running down its spine, Peru is a patchwork of contrasting regions, each with its own unique landscapes and ecosystems.  While this geography makes Peru an exciting country to visit, it also makes it a challenging one to navigate. Paved roads between regions are
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