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Image credits: Flickr I used to defend Cancún the way some people defend a hometown sports team, loyally and a little irrationally. For years it was my answer w
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Fear is a powerful travel deterrent. A news headline, a State Department advisory level, or simply a cultural reputation built over decades can be enough to kee
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There's a specific kind of travel skepticism that builds up over time. You scroll past the same sunset photos, hear the same bucket-list recommendations, and st
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There's a certain anxiety that can creep in before an international trip, the quiet worry that you'll land somewhere and immediately be pegged as the loud Ameri
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Something is shifting in the way countries think about tourism. For decades, the goal was simple: attract as many visitors as possible, count the arrivals, cele
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The question of where to build a life abroad has never been more complicated to answer. On one hand, dozens of countries have spent the past few years designing
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Across most of the world, the legal right to end a marriage is treated as a basic civil liberty. Men and women walk into family courts with roughly equal standi
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Explora Journeys launched its Explora Club loyalty program one year ago to recognize returning guests on its luxury expedition cruises. The program has now ente
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Image credits: Pixabay Obesity numbers tend to get thrown around a lot in news stories, usually as a single global average that hides just how uneven the pictur
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Image credits: Pixabay Booking a flight is usually a matter of choice and a working credit card. For millions of women around the world, though, it also depends
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Image credits: Unsplash Travel numbers keep climbing worldwide, and so, in a handful of well-known spots, does the risk of becoming a target. It's not the far-f
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Image credits: Pexels Retirement math has changed for a lot of people. Pensions stretch less far than they used to, healthcare costs at home keep climbing, and
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Wyoming wildlife managers have installed 130 artificial beaver dams along two creeks in the Casper region. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department built the struct
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Delta Air Lines has begun rolling out basic-economy style tickets in its highest cabins. Travelers who choose the lowest-priced option in Delta One business cla
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Roads have long divided habitats and created deadly barriers for animals on the move. In the United States, transportation agencies are now installing large-sca
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In the heart of the Amazon basin, patches of unusually dark, fertile soil stand out against the surrounding landscape. These areas, shaped long ago by Indigenou
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Deep in the misty highlands of Central Vietnam, the city of Da Lat is often celebrated for its French colonial elegance and romantic lakefronts. Yet, tucked awa
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I already knew a little about Soi Cowboy before my wife and I decided to visit. We were feeling particularly adventurous, and after hearing so much about it (es
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Vancouver – Two centuries ago the shores of False Creek supported extensive Indigenous aquaculture. Members of the Squamish First Nation harvested clams and coc
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Uruguay remains one of the least visited countries in the Americas, a compact nation tucked between the much larger Brazil and Argentina. Its mostly flat terrai
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