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Matthias Binder·
Cocoa Pods Hide a Lychee-Sweet Surprise
Most people know cocoa for the rich chocolate it becomes, yet the pods that grow on cacao trees hold a different treasure altogether. The juicy pulp surrounding
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Matthias Binder·
Delta Air Lines to Resume Monterey Service After 19-Year Absence
Monterey, California – Delta Air Lines is preparing to restart flights at Monterey Regional Airport for the first time since early 2008. The carrier will begin
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Matthias Binder·
Endangered Dolphins Persist in Bangladesh's Heavily Polluted Buriganga River
Dhaka – The Buriganga River carries the daily burden of industrial waste, tannery chemicals, raw sewage and solid debris as it skirts the southern edge of Bangl
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Stefan Brand·
The Small Passport Detail That's Getting Travelers Denied at the Gate
You pack the sunscreen. You double check the hotel confirmation. You even remember the phone charger this time. Then you get to the airport, hand over your pass
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Anna Lena Kuhn·
6 Bizarre Requests Hotel Concierges Say Guests Make All the Time
Ask any veteran hotel concierge what the job is really like, and you'll rarely hear about restaurant reservations or theater tickets. Instead, you'll hear about
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Matthias Binder·
Mediterranean Shipping Routes Put Endangered Whales in Peril
Ostia, Italy – A young sperm whale washed ashore near Rome in 2023 with a deep propeller wound that stretched nearly a meter across its head. Marine biologist L
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Travel tips
Marcel Kuhn·
8 Disembarkation Habits Veteran Cruisers Learned the Expensive Way
Ask anyone who has sailed a dozen times or more, and they will tell you the last morning of a cruise is where things go sideways. Not because ships are poorly r
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Marcel Kuhn·
9 Places Tourists Aren't Exactly Welcome These Days
There's a certain irony in traveling somewhere beautiful only to be greeted with a fee, a fine, or a protest sign. Yet that's increasingly the reality across so
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Samanta Brown·
9 Road Trip Mistakes Drivers Don't Realize They're Making
Most people plan a road trip around the fun part: the playlist, the snacks, the scenic overlook they saw on Instagram. Fewer people think about the small habits
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Matthias Binder·
Reclamation Decisions at Terumbu Bayan: A Scientist’s Record of Marine Life Before Development
Singapore – Two decades ago, a team of researchers documented conditions at Terumbu Bayan, a coral reef south of the city-state, ahead of planned land reclamati
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Travel Blog Spotlight
Cheryl Haynes·
Lollapalooza Chile in Santiago: My Festival Experience
Being from the U.S., I always knew about the Lollapalooza musical festival that happens every year in Chicago. But I didn’t realize there was also a Lollapalooz
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Travel Blog Spotlight
Kaitlin Murray·
I Explored Luanda, Angola Without Knowing Anything About the City. This Is What I Saw.
Angola was one of those places that had slipped through the cracks of everything I knew about the world. Before arriving, I couldn't have told you much about it
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North America
Kaitlin Murray·
I Live in Mexico City – These Are 5 Cultural Experiences Most Travelers Miss
Mexico City is having its moment in the limelight, with an increase in visitors drawn to its energy, history, and reputation as one of the world’s premier food
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Asia
Paul Mulligan·
Manila Ocean Park: A Rainy Day Escape by the Bay
Manila Ocean Park is one of those places that works best when the weather doesn’t. Located along Manila Bay near Rizal Park, it’s an indoor marine-themed attrac
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Europe
Alex Johnson·
I’m British, These 5 Tourist Hotspots Are Best Avoided
I’ve lived my whole life in Britain. I grew up in the south of England and have spent much of my adult life in Scotland, and I know how lucky I am. As with most
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Travel News
Matthias Binder·
Zambian Wild Dogs Complete Record 4,000-Kilometer Trek in Search of New Territory
Zambia has long been known for its vast protected areas that support some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife. Now a small group of African wild dogs has shown jus
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Matthias Binder·
The Right Credit Card for Alaska Airlines Depends on Your Travel Habits
Travelers booking Alaska Airlines flights often face a choice between cards tied directly to the carrier and more flexible options that earn transferable points
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Matthias Binder·
Canada's Wilderness Stretches Across Six Time Zones in a Single Road Trip
Canada covers nearly 10 million square kilometres and crosses six time zones, a geographic reality that shapes any serious attempt to travel from one end of the
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Destinations
Anna Lena Kuhn·
9 Things Cabin Stewards May Quietly Arrange for Passengers Who Ask
There's a version of flying that most people never experience, not because it costs more, but because almost nobody thinks to ask. Cabin crews spend entire shif
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Trends
Anna Lena Kuhn·
The 10 Most Underrated Cities in Europe, Ranked
Europe's headline destinations get all the postcards, but some of the continent's most rewarding cities rarely make the front page of a travel itinerary. These
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