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Destinations
15 Unwritten Rules You Should Know Before Travelling to Japan
In Japan, the concept of “hairyo” – a profound embodiment of thoughtfulness and consideration – serves as a foundation for public interaction, reflecting a culture deeply rooted in mutual respect. This principle encourages individuals to be aware of their surroundings and…
— Condé Nast Traveller
This U.S. City Just Dethroned Paris as the Most Romantic Destination in the World
If you've been thinking about taking a romantic getaway with your sweetheart lately, odds are you've at least considered a trip to Paris. After all, it is the official City of Love. But what if we told you there is one more place that is just as — if not more — romantic that you can go to…
— Travel+Leisure
This Historic Town Boasts All The Charm Of Savannah But Without The Crowds
Got Georgia on your mind? Many of us do! In fact, it was just announced Georgia has broken tourism records yet again. Of course, the main getaways we all desire are the bustling city of Atlanta, followed by the timeless southern bell of Savannah, depending on your vibe. Atlanta…
— Travel Off Path
Tours and Activities
Top 10 Most Travel-Worthy UNESCO Sites Around the World
Visiting UNESCO World Heritage Sites provides an opportunity to immerse oneself in history and culture while experiencing breathtaking natural beauty. These sites offer a deeper understanding of the world’s diverse heritage. Additionally, visits to these locations support…
— Travel Noire
What Is Fat Bear Week? Everything to Know about the Big, Beefy Event.
’Tis the season to be jolly, and I’m not talking about Christmas. It’s Fat Bear Week, a pure and wonderful treat for people who need a break from the harsh realities of life. The competition champions the brown bears of Katmai National Park and Preserve as they complete their …
— The Washington Post
Cruise
Port of Vancouver on Pace For Record Cruise Season
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s mid-year 2024 statistics show the Port of Vancouver is on pace for another record-breaking year, driven by strong passenger growth, according to a press release. From March to June 30, 2024, a total of 554,546 passengers passed…
— Cruise Industry News
New Cruise Ships Setting Sail in 2025 as Experts See ‘Massive Boom’ in Travel Trend
Cruise travel is top of mind for some vacationers since the pandemic put a worldwide halt on sailing. Stewart Chiron, a Miami-based cruise industry expert known as "The Cruise Guy," told Fox News Digital there are more ships right now and passengers sailing than any time in…
— Fox Travel News
Albatros Expeditions Successfully Closes 2024 Arctic Season
2024 was the first Arctic season in over three years that the expedition operator successfully completed 'without any significant external disruptions or COVID cases, a positive sign indicating a healthy return to normal in the small ship cruising industry.’ it noted. Wildlife spotting…
— Seatrade Cruise News
Transportation
Inside Virgin Galactic's Private Space Club
Last May I received this text message: “I know it’s been a while. We’re approaching our final space flight with our current spaceship. I thought this could be a great time for you to see the experience we’d talked about!” I had met its sender, Aleanna Crane, head of…
— Town & Country Magazine
This Semi-Private Jet Lets You Enjoy Luxury Travel at a Fraction of the Cost: Here's Why It's Becoming Popular With Musicians
Holiday travel starts soon, and it's expected to be a busier travel season than in previous years. According to a Marketwatch survey, more than 52% of adults plan to fly over the holidays, but skyrocketing ticket prices, the potential of massive flight cancellations (who can forget…
— MSN.com
Lodging
The Pampered Pooch: Hotels with the Best Pet Care
Pet travel is easier than ever before. Whether flying across a continent or finding a pet-friendly hotel, the options available to travelers today are better in quality, range, and price than ever before. Even dog boarding and pet-sitting are only a few clicks away thanks to vetted…
— Travel Awaits
Silversea Cruises Will Open Hotel in World’s Southernmost City
Silversea Cruises is expanding – this time on land. The luxury cruise line is developing a hotel in Puerto Williams, Chile, the world’s southernmost city. The 150-room property will offer a comfortable stopover for guests on voyages to Antarctica, Silversea announced…
— USA Today
CN Traveller Readers Name Taylor Swift's Expensive Hotel In Paris As Their Favorite In All Of Europe
The UK, France and Italy have some of the most elite hotels in the world. Today, CN Traveller released their readers' list of the top hotels from around the world, in all the hot spots. It should be noted that these hotels are in fact top tier and high-end luxury, but they also don't…
— The Travel
Other and Odd
These Are the Best Dates for Booking Holiday Travel—and Where to Go for Festive Season Deals
It’s October, which means that the holidays are right around the corner, and with them will inevitably come an increase in flight prices. The good news is that some good deals are still to be found. With a bit of strategy and luck, there’s still hope for a holiday getaway that isn’t…
— AFAR
Travel Warning as Eight Die From Incurable Marburg Virus
A travel warning has been issued with an outbreak of a highly contagious virus similar to Ebola. Rwanda says eight people have died so far from Marburg virus, just days after the country declared an outbreak of the deadly hemorrhagic fever that has no authorized vaccine or…
— The Independent
How Hurricane Helene Has Affected Communities in the Southeast—and What Travelers Can Do to Help
Communities across the Southeast were still assessing the damage and loss on Wednesday, days after Hurricane Helene released its fury from Florida through Georgia, North and South Carolina, eastern Tennessee, and into southern Virginia. The death toll has already climbed to…
— AFAR
Today in History
Edgar Allan Poe
On October 3, 1847, the great American poet, critic, and novelist Edgar Allan Poe was found delirious on the streets of Baltimore, Maryland. It was election day, and he was dressed peculiarly in another person's clothing…
— Travel Research Online
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