Month: November 2023

Rio de Janeiro is a great destination any time of the year, but some seasons are better for different types of travelers. Whether you’re looking for the coolest temperatures, the biggest parties or you’re a budget traveler out to save your pennies, this guide can help you find the best time to travel to Brazil‘s Marvelous
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This year’s El Niño weather pattern has hurt Peru’s crop of blueberries, cutting the supply making it to America roughly in half. By Chloe Sorvino, Forbes Staff A shortage of blueberries has hit supermarkets across America. The scarcity stems from a lackluster blueberry harvest in Peru: Nearly half as many blueberries from Peru reached American
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If you’re a traveler that prioritizes culinary experiences and local food, make sure to take a look at the cities that topped the “Best Foodie Cities” ranking for 2023. WalletHub recently compared over 180 destinations in the US to determine which had the best local food scenes. In order to determine the top destinations for
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History seeps from the walls of the Old War Office in Whitehall, London, Winston Churchill’s former workplace. Once the beating heart of Britain’s military empire, the headquarters from which some of the most consequential decisions in modern U.K. history were made, the building is now forging a new future as one of the capital’s leading
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In 2021, George Dickel released Dickel Bourbon, a Tennessee bourbon aged 8 years. Today, it’s expanding that bourbon lineup with the addition of a new 18-year bourbon. “At Cascade Hollow, we have a lot of whiskies that exemplify the Tennessee Whiskey style, but we also have inventory that has a lot more in common with
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Tommy Bahama Miramonte Resort & Spa – Photo Jill Weinlein Two swinging Tommy Bahama wicker egg chairs hang at the entrance of the new Tommy Bahama Miramonte Resort & Spa lobby in Indian Wells. Debuting on November 1, the desert luxury Miramonte Resort & Spa now offers Tommy Bahama tropical island living decor. This is the first
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A new report has an ominous warning for air travelers. “No matter what you do on a plane, you’re probably annoying another passenger,” it states. The report, published Thursday by the data intelligence company Morning Consult, examined 12 types of behavior on flights, finding that most travelers (>50%) were bothered by all but one.  
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The epicenter of Mayan culture in Central America, Guatemala is renowned for its dramatic volcanoes, black-sand beaches, biodiverse jungles, thriving Mayan townships and the stunning ruins of Tikal. There’s loads to see here. The country’s abundant natural attractions are topped off by the urban charm of Antigua, the country’s former Spanish-era capital, where visitors can
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Here are 10 suggestions for quintessentially European things to see and do in the colder months. Winter comes in many guises in Europe. In the polar north there’s serious snow, the northern lights and weeks without sun. Around the mild Mediterranean, you’ll find lingering warmth well into the season. And in the center of Europe:
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Bolivia consistently ranks among the top value-for-dollar destinations in the Americas. With the country’s famously diverse terrain, you can explore Amazonian rainforests, ancient Tiwanaku ruins and some of the planet’s highest peaks on a relatively tight budget. With lower living costs compared to Argentina, Brazil and Chile, international travelers can generally visit longer, eat more
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