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Destinations
See What's So Special About Mesa: The Ultimate Travel Guide & Things to Do There
Mesa is the third largest city in Arizona and a suburb on the outskirts of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. With approximately 500,000 residents calling it home, Mesa is more populous than actual cities like Miami and New Orleans, earning it the title of America’s largest suburb. Its location in the…
— The Travel
Hydra: The Greek Island That Banned Wheels
On my final morning in Hydra, I woke up early and ambled down to the waterside to watch the weekly deliveries. Docked at the stone harbour walls was a barge that brings over islanders' orders from the mainland. Patiently queuing to board the boat were several donkeys. Groups of three or…
— BBC Travel
Thailand U-Turns On Covid Vaccination Rule For Visitors
Thailand has rescinded an entry policy announced at the weekend requiring visitors to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination, its health minister said on Monday, citing sufficient immunisation levels in China and globally. Anutin Charnvirakul said checking evidence of vaccinations was inconvenient…
— Reuters
Tours and Activities
These 5 National Parks Are Considered The Best In Europe
Visiting a new country and admiring its natural beauty is one way to make a vacation unforgettable. More travelers are looking to connect with nature in 2023 and are considering digital detox experiences. One of the best ways to do it while exploring a new destination is by visiting national…
— Travel Off Path
Where to Eat in 2023
We’re taking our time while traveling this year. After a fitful 2022, when a wave of pent-up wanderlust crashed over hot destinations, overwhelming hotels and airlines, 2023 seems like a chance to give up revenge travel and reset. That means leisurely strolling through neighborhoods…
— Eater
Hawai‘i’s Kīlauea Volcano Is Erupting Again
Hawai‘i’s Kīlauea began erupting inside its summit crater Thursday, the U.S. Geological Survey said, less than one month after the volcano and its larger neighbor Mauna Loa stopped releasing lava. The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory detected a glow in webcam images indicating Kīlauea had…
— AFAR
Cruise
Cruise Ship Kids Clubs Offer Independence On Family Vacations. Here's Everything To Know.
Cruise line kids clubs offer young guests a way to stay entertained and make friends, while giving parents a break on vacation. Here's what to…
— USA Today
This Cruise Line Just Announced It’s Increasing Gratuities And Other Costs — Here’s How Much
With a new year comes new rates onboard Carnival Cruise Line ships. The major cruise line is the latest to increase gratuities and other fees. Carnival is raising the standard room gratuity to $16 per day per person. That’s up $1.50 from its current rate. Cruisers booking suites will see the same…
— Travel Awaits
Transportation
Delta Airlines Rolls Out Free Wifi for Skymiles Members
Delta Airlines’ new partnership with T-Mobile will offer free in-flight Wi-Fi to all SkyMiles members beginning February 1st. This is an expansion of the existing agreement between the two companies, which offers free Wi-Fi on Delta flights to T-Mobile subscribers. This new service will…
— Travel Research Online
Everyone's Elite, But Not For Long. Airlines Make Travel Perks Harder To Earn This Year
When United Airlines gate agents call the first boarding group, Ted Cohen notices something he never saw in his decades crossing the globe as a music industry executive: crowds. The “preboarding” group includes members of United Global Services, an invitation-only status for top…
— CNBC
Lodging
Enjoy A Relaxing Stay At One Of The 10 Best Caribbean Resorts
Soft and powdery sands, clear waters, lavish accommodations and impeccable service characterize these top tropical escapes in the Caribbean, chosen by a panel of Caribbean travel experts and voted by readers as the best in the region. Start planning your next island vacation by considering…
— USA Today
10 Reasons Mirror Lake Inn Is Worth The Splurge
Lake Placid is an increasingly popular New York destination, both in summer and winter months. It is one of the most picturesque towns in the USA, and its dramatic Adirondack setting makes for one scenic getaway. When choosing accommodation in this beautiful New York town, look no further…
— The Travel
Other and Odd
Vancouver Is Stolen Land. What Does That Mean for Its Residents and Visitors?
On the west coast of Canada sits an enviable city where glass towers bathe in sunlight during the summer and shower in rain during the rest of the year. Surrounded by mountains and the rippling ocean, Vancouver is Gaia in city form. In Vancouver’s province, British Columbia, the landscape is…
— Fodor's Travel
Spain Travel Health App Enabled Safe Mobility of 56 Million Travellers
A total of 52,709,223 travellers or 94.12 per cent who arrived in Spain during the COVID-19 pandemic situation used the Spain Travel Health (SpTH) application. The Spanish Ministry of Health launched this system in April 2020, in order to contribute to sanitary control at the borders that…
— Schengen Visa Info
Today in History
The RMS Queen Elizabeth Burns and Sinks
The Cunard Line, then known as the Cunard White Star Line, launched the RMS Queen Elizabeth in 1938. Named for Queen Elizabeth (not the late Queen but her mother), the RMS Queen Elizabeth was the largest passenger…
— Travel Research Online
Editorial Musings
Let Me Tell You About the 5 Best Restaurants in London (and then two surprises)
by John Frenaye
Monday January 09, 2023
London is a cit y known for its diverse and vibrant food scene, with a wide range of restaurants offering cuisine from all over the world. From fine dining to casual eateries, there is something to suit every taste and budget. Here are some of the best restaurants in London:
The Fat Duck: Located in the town of Bray, just outside of London, The Fat Duck is a three-Michelin-starred restaurant that is consistently ranked as one of the best in the world. Chef Heston Blumenthal is known for his innovative and experimental cuisine, which combines science and technology with traditional cooking…
— Travel Research Online
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Mike's Monday Cup of Mo-Joe
It Is Time (Again) To Reinvent Ourselves
Those of you who have come to know me, realize that I am a bona fide bookstore junkie. On my way to somewhere recently, I was once again sucked into an airportbookstore (they build them for people like me) and I exited the facility 20 bucks…
— Travel Research Online
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