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Anna Lena Kuhn·
The 10 oldest countries in the world, ranked
Figuring out which country deserves the title of "oldest" turns out to be a surprisingly slippery exercise. There's no single agreed upon rulebook for what coun
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Destinations
Matthias Binder·
7 Countries Where Only the Rich Have Reliable Electricity
Turn on a light switch in most wealthy nations and you don't think twice about it. In a surprising number of countries, though, that simple act has quietly beco
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Travel News
Matthias Binder·
The Check-In Step Wheelchair Flyers Must Not Skip
Travelers relying on wheelchairs or mobility scooters often prepare thoroughly for airport days, yet one procedural detail at Stansted can still catch them off
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Trends
Matthias Binder·
Is It Rude to Skip Housekeeping at a Hotel? Here's the Etiquette
Anyone who has traveled in the last few years has noticed the shift. The knock on the door with fresh towels and turned-down sheets isn't automatic anymore at a
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Travel News
Matthias Binder·
Deadly Flash Floods in Nepal’s Himalayas Expose Rising Risks for Trekkers
Nepal – A catastrophic flash flood recently struck the Nepal-China border region, leaving thousands of families grieving lost loved ones and searching for the m
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Travel News
Anna Lena Kuhn·
5 Affordable U.S. Towns That Feel Like Europe (But Cost 35% Less)
There's a particular kind of daydream that involves cobblestone lanes, half-timbered buildings, and a bakery smell drifting down the street. Most people assume
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Matthias Binder·
The Outdoor Activities Secretly Exposing You to the Most UV Rays
Spending time outdoors supports physical activity and social connection, yet ultraviolet exposure does not remain constant across different pursuits. Time of da
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North America
Cecilia Markley·
Are These the Best Mayan Ruins in Mexico? Visiting the Lesser-Known Palenque Ruins
The ruins of the ancient Maya city of Palenque in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas are unlike any others I have visited, covered in jungle and only partial
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Travel Blog Spotlight
Cheryl Haynes·
Plaza de Mulas: Inside Aconcagua’s High-Altitude Base Camp
At 4,370m (14,337 ft), Plaza de Mulas is more than just a camp on Aconcagua, the mountain in Argentina known as the “Rooftop of the Americas.” It’s a temporary
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Roberta Bianchi·
A Must-Know When Driving Around the Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica: River Crossings
The southwest corner of Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula rewards curiosity—but only if you’re willing to accept a bit of friction. Traveling from San Francisco de
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Roberta Bianchi·
Between Bologna and Florence: Inside Italy’s Via degli Dei Trail
The Via degli Dei, a 130-km route that can be walked or cycled, crosses the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, in central Italy, a region that remains largely untamed—ro
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Elizabeth Lavis·
7 Things I Wish I Knew Before My Costa Rica Trip (What Most Americans Don’t Expect)
Nosara, Costa Rica: Image Credit: Elizabeth Lavis I fell in love with Costa Rica the first time I crossed the Sixola River from Panama en route to Puerto Viejo.
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Matthias Binder·
Japan Plants Pollen-Free Trees to Curb Hay Fever
Japan faces a persistent health challenge tied directly to its forests. More than 40 percent of the population experiences hay fever, known locally as kafunsho,
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Matthias Binder·
Costa Rica's Wildlife Edge Sets It Apart for a Focused Two-Week Trip
Costa Rica stands out among Central American nations for its dense concentration of wildlife and protected natural areas, even as higher costs and greater devel
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Matthias Binder·
Why Many Couples Getaways Fall Short When Chosen for Looks Alone
Many couples select destinations based on striking images that promise romance or adventure, only to discover the pace or activities do not align with how they
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Matthias Binder·
Wild Horse Foals Born in Kazakhstan After 200 Years
Central Kazakhstan’s vast grasslands have welcomed two new residents that conservationists have long hoped to see. In late August, a pair of male Przewalski’s h
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Matthias Binder·
The Citi / AAdvantage Executive World Legend Mastercard Opens American Airlines Admirals Club Doors
Frequent flyers often face crowded terminals and high costs for a quiet place to work or rest before a flight. American Airlines operates nearly 50 Admirals Clu
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Matthias Binder·
United Airlines' New Business Class Brings Suite Privacy and Premium Touches to Long-Haul Routes
United Airlines has introduced an updated version of its Polaris business class on select Boeing 787-9 aircraft, with the changes most noticeable on routes such
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Matthias Binder·
American Airlines and Hyatt Loyalty Partnership Ends
American AAdvantage and World of Hyatt members face the close of an enhanced partnership that once offered cross-program earning and status opportunities. The p
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Matthias Binder·
Delta and Hyatt Form New Loyalty Partnership After American Airlines Split
Delta Air Lines and Hyatt have announced an exclusive collaboration that will link their loyalty programs, allowing members to earn rewards in both SkyMiles and
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