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Destinations
This Lesser-visited Caribbean Island Has Pristine Beaches, Excellent Rum, Rain Forest Hikes, and Incredible Biodiversity
Close enough to island hop to nearby St. Lucia and Dominica but worlds away regarding both language and customs, Martinique is an island that offers a distinctive Caribbean experience. The French overseas territory is greatly influenced by its European counterpart; residents speak…
— Travel+Leisure
How to Explore Brittany Without a Car
Visit Brittany, and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Colorful timbered buildings, medieval forts and worn cobblestone streets all but dare you to slow down and savor the details as you explore. Other than a friend who currently lives in the region, I knew next to nothing…
— Lonely Planet
8 Reasons Why July Is The Best Time To Visit Tanzania
Tanzania, an East African country known for its wilderness areas and diverse landscapes, offers travelers views of lakes, grasslands, and beaches from their accommodations. Rich in cultural traditions and historic sites, Tanzania is a charming destination featuring one of the…
— Travel Noire
Tours and Activities
8 Must-Visit Stops for Your Paris Trip if You Love Art or History
Before Olympics mania descended upon the City of Light, spectators were more likely to immerse themselves in the worlds of Monet and Louix XIV than they were Ledecky and Biles. The good news this summer: Both are possible! The following exhibitions and activities will sate…
— AFAR
Following a River Through the Heart of the Berkshires
For much of my childhood in the Berkshires region of western Massachusetts, I didn’t give a hoot about the Housatonic River. In contrast to the many lakes where my brother and I would swim or skate, attend Scout camps or sprawl out for family picnics, the hushed and shaded…
— New York Times
Cruise
Ponant Debuts 18 New Itineraries, Plus Unique Polar Overnight Experience for 2025
Luxury expeditions are a hot item for 2025, and PONANT has met the challenge by adding 18 new itineraries plus nine exclusive polar experiences in its new catalog, and promising at least one excursion in every port of call. Ponant sailings next year will include Northern…
— Travel Research Online
Fire Breaks Out on Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas Cruise Ship
A fire broke out on Royal Caribbean International’s Icon of the Seas cruise ship on Tuesday. The ship also experienced a brief loss of power, according to Nathaniel Derrenbacher, a spokesperson for the line’s parent company, Royal Caribbean Group. The ship was docked in Costa…
— USA Today
Transportation
Severe Weather Threatens to Wreak Havoc on Air Travel
The TSA is expecting Thursday to be the busiest air travel day of the year, but the FAA is warning there could be travel interruptions in the coming days due to weather…
— Good Morning America
How the Delta One Lounge Is Elevating Pre-flight Options for Premium Travel
The post-pandemic travel boom has sparked some ambitious and necessary changes within the airline industry due to the influx of frequent flyers who are seeking more from their pre-flight routines, be it enrolling in expedited security lines or enjoying access to airport lounges…
— ABC News
Lodging
Weird Travel: The Most Unusual Accommodations You Can Stay in Around the World
Are you bored of ordinary travel or you're not too keen on staying in hotels? Then we have just what you are looking for - a list of the most unusual accommodations that you can stay in across the world. From sleeping in a hotel sculpted entirely from salt to cozying up in a room…
— MSN.com
14 Of The Most Expensive Hotels In Las Vegas For High Rollers And Big Spenders
What's the most expensive hotel in Vegas? Most people who visit Sin City would say that Las Vegas is the place to be. It's known for its luxury and opulence, and there are many 5-star hotels that have the best hospitality this world has to offer. Expensive can mean different things for…
— The Travel
Other and Odd
Book Your July 4 Flights Now if You Haven’t Already, Travel Expert Warns: ‘You Don’t Want to Wait Any Longer'
If you’ve been waiting until the last minute in hopes of snagging a July 4 travel deal, it’s time to take the plunge. Prices are unlikely to get any better as Independence Day approaches. Katy Nastro, a travel expert at Going, tells CNBC Make It that holding out for a super-cheap flight is…
— CNBC
I live and work in a country where temperatures are in the 40s – this is how I cope in extreme heat
It’s hot — probably too hot. From my sweltering living room, the heat outside looks like a mirage, distorting the view of the dusty street. Like many parts of Europe right now, Egypt is experiencing a blistering heatwave that has sent the mercury soaring above 40 degrees. For people…
— The Independent
Fourth of July Travel 2024: What to Know
This summer is already off to a record-breaking start, and one of the season's biggest travel periods is still upon us: Fourth of July just days away. More than 70 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles over the Independence Day rush, according to AAA. That's a 5% jump from…
— The Points Guy
Today in History
Ich bin ein Berliner
On June 26, 1963, US President John F. Kennedy stood in West Berlin. The Communist government of East Germany had recently erected the Berlin Wall, a barrier to free movement between the East and Western…
— Travel Research Online
Press Releases of Interest
Culinary Experiences on Collette’s ‘Exploring South Africa, Victoria Falls, and Botswana’ Are a Hit with Travelers
Pawtucket, RI (June 20, 2024) – Travelers who embarked on Collette’s “Exploring South Africa, Victoria Falls, and Botswana” Small Group Explorations tour have raved about the culinary options featured throughout the…
— Travel Research Online
Gifted Travel Network Teams Up With Voyager Social To Empower Travel Advisors With Advanced AI
Mooresville, NC, May 16, 2024 – Gifted Travel Network is excited to announce its partnership with Voyager Social, known for its innovative artificial intelligence engine Toby AI. This strategic alliance is set to launch the…
— Travel Research Online
Outposts
Camping and Glamping Vacations – How to have a great time out-of-doors
by Travel Hippy
Monday June 24, 2024
Nationa l journalist Charles Kuralt once said, " Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel across the country from coast to coast without seeing anything. "
While US highways provide an undeniably efficient method of travel, it's true that unless you journey off the beaten path, you may never see the amazing natural wonders found in the United States of America, Canada, South America, or even in your favorite destinations of Europe. Camping and "Glamping" (luxury camping) is widely known as one of the best ways to truly experience the outdoors, with easy access to the greatest attractions you can only see here: waterfalls,…
— Travel Research Online
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