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Cecilia Markley·
Tortuguero: The Amazon of Costa Rica
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Paul Mulligan·
My Son Sanctuary: The Sacred Cham Valley of Central Vietnam
Hidden in a green valley surrounded by low mountains in Quang Nam Province, Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary is one of Vietnam’s most important historical and archaeological si
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Asia
Paul Mulligan·
6 Worst Things About Vietnam: Real Downsides of Living and Travelling Here
Vietnam is an incredible place to live and travel, so much so that I’ve chosen to call it home and have never once regretted that decision. That said, no countr
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Travel News
Carlos Menendez·
5 Small Essential Items to Bring to Thailand (I Use These Every Day)
The Coast Guard motto is “Semper Paratus,” meaning “Always ready.” My time in that service instilled in me the most vital of all concepts: preparation. I really
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Travel News
Anna Gasparini·
Exploring Scotland’s Wild Landscapes, Castles, and Forgotten History
There’s a moment in Scotland when the road seems to dissolve into the horizon. The hills roll endlessly ahead, the sky feels impossibly close, and you start to
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Travel News
Matthias Binder·
Brazil Election Looms Large Over Amazon Rainforest Future
Sao Paulo – Brazil heads into a presidential contest that could determine the direction of environmental policy across the world’s largest tropical forest. The
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Matthias Binder·
Thawing Arctic Soils Could Intensify Climate Change by Up to 30 Percent
In the far north, ground that stayed frozen for thousands of years is beginning to give way. As it thaws, long-buried plant and animal remains start to break do
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Matthias Binder·
Kraft Heinz Confirms Velveeta Stays Shelf-Stable Until the Package Is Opened
Shoppers often notice boxes of Velveeta sitting on regular grocery shelves rather than in the refrigerated dairy section. This placement reflects the product’s
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Matthias Binder·
Walmart Shoppers: Earn Cash Back, Points and Perks on In-Store and Online Purchases
Walmart remains a staple for millions of American households seeking value on groceries, household goods and larger items. Yet many shoppers miss opportunities
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Matthias Binder·
After Cancelled Flights and Lost Bags, Nomads Share What Works
Experienced travelers know that even careful planning cannot prevent every disruption. The team behind The Barefoot Nomad has faced cancelled flights, lost lugg
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Matthias Binder·
Three Hyatts in New York City: Is Paying More Worth It?
New York City offers travelers a wide range of hotel experiences, and Hyatt properties span several price tiers within the same city. A detailed side-by-side te
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Matthias Binder·
Satellites Reveal Oil Slicks Larger Than Mongolia Yearly
Oil slicks from routine shipping and offshore operations now coat an ocean area slightly larger than Mongolia each year. New analysis places the annual total at
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Matthias Binder·
Southwest Airlines to Add 11 Routes for Summer 2027
Southwest Airlines has outlined its most extensive summer schedule to date, with an 11-route expansion that reaches 15 cities and introduces new international o
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Matthias Binder·
IHG's Newest Card Brings Free Night and Elite Status
The IHG One Rewards Premier Select Credit Card launched as the chain's most premium option, aimed squarely at travelers who favor its hotels. It carries a $350
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Trends
Matthias Binder·
14 Requests Concierges Almost Always Say Yes To for Travelers Over 60
Most of us picture a hotel concierge as the person who scores opera tickets for tuxedo-wearing millionaires. Asking for anything smaller feels like a favor you
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Trends
Samanta Brown·
25 Habits That Instantly Mark a Passenger Who Has Sailed Before
You can spot a seasoned cruiser before the ship even clears the pier. It isn't the tan, the lanyard, or the souvenir T-shirt. It's the calm: no hunting for sign
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Trends
Stefan Brand·
15 Coach Tour Customs Nobody Explains to Anyone Boarding for the First Time
You picture a coach tour as the easy kind of vacation: pick a seat, lean on the window and let someone else handle the driving. Then day one starts, and everyon
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Marco Kopinke·
15 Mistakes People Over 60 Make on an All-Inclusive Vacation
The brochure promises you'll never reach for your wallet again. Pool, buffet, open bar, done. But plenty of travelers over 60 book that dream and come home with
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Marco Kopinke·
Coach Guides Reveal 22 Things They Stop Explaining After One Season
Ask a motorcoach guide what wears them down, and it usually isn't the 5 a.m. alarms or the long highway miles. It's saying the same few sentences to a brand-new
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Marcel Kuhn·
15 Things Gate Agents Never Say Out Loud About Passengers Over 60
There's a rumor that somewhere behind the gate podium, agents keep a quiet list of perks for anyone over 60. Early boarding, shorter lines, a little extra patie
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