Month: October 2023

William Goldring’s Sazerac Company produces some of the world’s most collectible spirits, but it’s the bottom shelf that made him rich. Fireball, anyone? By Christopher Helman, Forbes Staff At the top of the hill behind the Buffalo Trace distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, overlooking what used to be a farmstead, sit 18 seven-story buildings clad in
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Mexico City is one of the more expensive destinations in Latin America, yet visitors are still left impressed by its relative affordability when compared with major European and US cities. Ranked as the 21st most expensive city in the world, just above Frankfurt, Mexico City is not as cheap as it once was due to
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Philadelphia is the sixth-largest city in the US (and the biggest in Pennsylvania), home to the Phillies and Eagles sports teams, delicious Philly cheesesteaks, museums, music venues and tons of American history. So what’s the best way to get around and experience it all? Travelers have several options to get around this lively city, no
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The 2023 edition of Munich’s famed Oktoberfest set an attendance record. An estimated 7.2 million people attended the world’s largest celebration of beer from September 16th to October 3, 2023, the highest level of attendance ever. While this year’s edition was also the longest, extended by two extra days to end coincident with the German
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Ecuador has emerged as a popular travel destination in South America, and with good reason. With four geographic regions squeezed into a compact 283,561 sq km (109,484 sq miles), the country caters to all kinds of travelers. Whether you’re looking for adventure in spectacular landscapes, relaxation on white-sand beaches, or cultural experiences in Unesco World Heritage
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The supreme nature of Montana sets the stage for a holiday full of unforgettable childhood experiences and encounters. Wide-open landscapes let the imagination run free, and the Western spirit evokes a sense of adventure far from home. Between the scenery, wildlife, adventures and activities, Montana will leave kids with core memories for life. Bozeman, Montana
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It’s hard to imagine that a mere five decades ago, Cancún was just a tiny fishing village. But when developers arrived on the scene in the late 1960s, they took a long look at the coastal region’s mesmerizing jungles, wildlife-rich wetlands and impossibly turquoise waters, and the rest is history.  Today, the megaresort is Mexico’s
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Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Long advocated for by sustainable farming pioneers like George Washington Carver, cover crops have been promoted as a key way to transition to farming that’s better for the soil. It’s also one of the easiest ways for a large-scale farm to start, all considered, because it
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Every fall, towns across the country feature Oktoberfest-inspired festivals and events showcasing great brews, as well as German cuisine, autumn-inspired activities, and more. If you’re excited about these beer-centric events and looking for a more unique way to celebrate, check out one of the activities below to get into the Oktoberfest spirit. Ride on down
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With 15,000km (9320 miles) of coastline, New Zealand is heaven for beach lovers. Its diverse shores dish up everything from lazy days and blazing sunsets, to active adventures such as swimming, kayaking and surfing. Finding a great strip of sand in New Zealand is easy, but you can narrow down your coastal hit list with
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