Things are changing fast in Delhi – the modern metropolis is now the capital of the world’s most populous nation, with a modern metro and an increasingly international feel. But Delhi has always treasured its incredible past. As one of the world’s oldest continually occupied cities, you don’t have to look far to encounter Delhi’s
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They say your twenties are for finding yourself, and what better way to do that than through travel? That’s why our writers have gathered their tried and true destinations for those who want to celebrate their burgeoning adulthood by seeing the world.  Learn to surf on Sri Lanka’s impeccable waves like here at Arugam Bay.
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Paris boasts many luxurious five-star accommodations. At the Hotel Plaza Athénée, a single night during peak season can cost around $44,000, while a stay in the Imperial Suite at the Ritz Paris can command an astounding $70,000 per night.  Hôtel de Crillon, an 18th-century palace which was converted into a luxury hotel in 1909, has
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Saxon Hotel The Saxon Hotel, Villas, and Spa in Johannesburg announces a comprehensive refurbishment and transformation throughout several areas of the hotel. Guided by South African designer Nelson Kubheka, the refurb emphasizes the inclusivity and locality of the Saxon Hotel, Villas, and Spa, as the property reflects the cultural and artistic heritage of Johannesburg. Kubheka not only speaks to a new
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National Tequila Day is the perfect excuse to mix up some creative and delicious tequila-based cocktails. As tequila continues to gain popularity, driven by premiumization and celebrity endorsements, there’s never been a better time to explore new recipes and enjoy the rich diversity of tequila-based drinks. In 2023, tequila sales in the United States have
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The first dude ranch was established in the South Dakota Badlands during the late 1800s. The concept was such a hit that these ranches began popping up across the West, allowing wealthy city folk to recreate frontier life for themselves and partake in simple pleasures like horseback riding, fishing and fresh air.  Today people visit dude
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Overlooking modern-day Athens, the mighty Acropolis is a powerful reminder of the city’s ancient history. Inhabited since the Bronze Age, this “high city” served various purposes, from housing Greece’s kings to being a center for worship and intellectual activity. Through natural disasters, foreign invasions and periods of neglect, the Acropolis has proven it was built to
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In this article BA Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT A Boeing 777X airplane takes off during its first test flight from the company’s plant in Everett, Washington, January 25, 2020. Terray Sylvester | Reuters FARNBOROUGH, England — Boeing won orders for at least 40 wide-body jetliners from Korean Air, including the yet-to-be-certified 777X jetliner,
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The Italian Lakes are glimmering, glacier-made bodies of water in northern Italy. Maggiore, Como and Garda are the three largest, and each is ringed with picturesque villages and backed by steep mountains. The biggest reason to visit is the spectacular scenery, but there’s lots more to do besides admiring the views from a shoreline dining room.
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The island of Maui is characterized by a delicate balance of lively nightlife, esteemed restaurants and mai tais on the beach, contrasted against secluded adventures, rugged terrain and rich Native Hawaiian culture.  Maui has been through a lot historically. In 1898, the Kingdom of Hawai‘i was annexed by the United States and later became a
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Rendez Veuve Estate Yountville. Photo by Jill Weinlein Located in Napa Valley on part of the 22 acres of Estate Yountville, The Rendez Veuve Spa recently had its grand opening offering flutes of sparkling Veuve Clicquot, along with tours of the spa and takeaway spa products. The newly refreshed Spa is light, bright and filled with floral decor showcasing
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This article is adapted from the Maui guidebook due to publish August 2024. The guidebook was written by Amy Balfour, Malia Yoshioka, Ryan Ver Berkmoes and Savanah Dagupion.  The people of Maui are bonded by aloha ‘aina – respect for the land – and a love of hospitality. In recent years, however, Maui’s hospitable culture
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