Month: September 2024

Bordeaux is synonymous with French wine & culture. The city and the surrounding region are filled with an outstanding collection of vineyards and sights. The city itself boasts a large collection of museums, culture sights, and restaurants to make you drool for days. From the Cite du Vin (Wine museum) to the cathedral to the
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Colorful, chaotic, crowded – all the cliches about India are true, as are the tropes of culture shock, sensory overload and land of contrasts. It is a huge country with different cultures and customs across its length and breadth. A bewildering array of sights, sounds and smells greet you as you navigate the fast-paced cities
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Rosé is stylish all year-round and here’s a case to prove it. It’s Fashion Week, so what are you drinking? Me, it’s rosé, a wine category that effortlessly transitions over from summer into fall, especially as we’re still enjoying sunny days. Here are a few fashionable bottles that not only straddle both sides of Labor
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This week we explore Saskatoon – the largest city in Saskatchewan, Canada. Follow us to cutting-edge restaurants, craft distilleries, bespoke cobblers and a live concert by The Roots at the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival. For more info check : http://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/ FOLLOW JOE: https://instagram.com/ioegreer/ FOLLOW MADISON: https://instagram.com/madisonbosworth/ FOLLOW SCOTT: https://instagram.com/othellonine/ FOLLOW TINA: https://instagram.com/bittadesign/ SUBSCRIBE for New travel
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While deserts may be more closely associated with barren, dry characteristics, Palm Springs and the broader Coachella Valley are flush with things to do. In recent years, the region has attracted far more than retirees and Coachella fans. Whether you’re wanting to slow down and unplug with a rejuvenating sound bath or race something fast,
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Le Grand Hôtel Cayré Those traveling to France will enjoy staying at the new Le Grand Hôtel Cayré. Located in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, on the left bank (Rive Gauche) of the Seine, this lively arrondissement is filled with luxury boutiques, bustling cafes, Le Bon Marche’, patisseries, cheese shops, and an energy like no other neighborhood in Paris. This
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Washington, DC is a nexus of culture. Its geographic location brings together the northern and southern US, and its role as a major entry point for immigration has led to the creation of hundreds of international communities.  The beautiful collaboration and harmony of the city’s residents comes across in the thriving dining scene – according
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(credit: Peter Island Resort) A treasured secret among sophisticated travelers for decades, Peter Island Resort in the British Virgin Islands re-opens in November 2024 after a six-year hiatus. The property closed during the Virgin Islands’ 2017 hurricane season and now offers brand new and upgraded accommodations as well as other state-of-the-art facilities. Rebuilt and re-envisioned,
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Skiing in Montana is particularly synonymous with one place: Big Sky. Just an hour from Bozeman, over 300 ski runs crawl all the way up to the summit of Lone Peak, just begging for fresh powder and thousands of skiers (or snowboarders!) to glide down them annually. There’s only one problem for me: I don’t
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