Destinations

Cradled between high-desert plateaus to the east and the towering snowy Cascade Range to the west, Bend, Oregon has been attracting an ever-growing number of visitors in recent years. Well situated for outdoor adventures, Bend also has thriving urban neighborhoods. Expect a variety of streetscapes in this fast-changing place: you can find xeriscaped, modernist properties
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The grandiosity of the Great Pyramids and the vastness of the Valley of Kings attract travelers from all over the world, but have you seen Egypt‘s beaches? The stunning coastlines have luxury resorts, off-grid lagoons where you can totally unplug, fantastic diving opportunities in the Red Sea packed with wildlife sightings, and plenty of beaches for relaxing downtime by
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Nearly 30 years after The Armistice was officially declared, formally ending World War I, a veteran named Raymond Weeks suggested turning the relatively new national holiday dedicated to world peace into Veterans Day to honor all US service members. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, himself a World War II veteran and five-star general, officially signed the
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Packing incredible history, a thriving arts scene, and enough New England clam chowder to satisfy the most discerning foodies, Boston is a traveler’s treat. Luckily it’s also geographically small and logistically manageable. The sights and activities of principal interest to travelers are contained within an area that’s only about 1 mile wide by 3 miles
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Everybody knows about its world-class museums and historical sites, but Boston also offers a network of verdant parks, welcoming waterways and delightful shopping streets, making it a wonderful walking city. Take a break from the crowded downtown streets and discover another side of Boston. Here are some of our favorite Boston city parks. Emerald Necklace
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Belgium often gets overlooked by travelers for neighbors like France and the Netherlands, but it’s one of Europe’s best kept secrets. Because of its history, Belgium is linguistically and culturally diverse; small in size, the country is compact, allowing visitors to travel to multiple destinations with ease.  From perfected delicacies like fries and chocolate to
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London is an expensive city to visit and one that’s large and sometimes difficult to navigate. But, it’s also packed with fascinating historic sights, bags of culture, world-class museums, parks and wide-open spaces with excellent playgrounds, and plenty of things to occupy kids of all ages. The permanent collections at many museums and art galleries are
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Thinking of stepping outside the Dominican Republic’s bounty of all-inclusive resorts? Then you’re in for a number of enriching experiences. Hiking through the island’s various regions is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in its abundant natural beauty and wide variety of ecosystems. Majestic waterfalls cascading into pristine pools of water, rocky rivers
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Wednesday, May 18 is International Museum Day, a global event that promotes the cultural and social significance of the world’s museums. To celebrate International Museum Day 2022 we have picked 20 under-the-radar museums from around the globe. Get local insight on destinations all over the world with our weekly newsletter delivered to your inbox. A work
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Taiwan is a thrilling East Asian destination deserving of your recognition. The capital city of Taipei is where most travelers start their adventure, and, despite being the nation’s most expensive city, Taipei exploration can still be done on thrift. Here’s how: Navigate Taipei with budget friendly tips like visiting food markets © AWL Images RM
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Idyllic islands, rolling surf, untamed nature and showstopping wildlife all help make Panama an irresistible destination. Sat at the crossroads of the Americas and connecting two oceans, did you know that beyond its cosmopolitan capital and legendary canal, it’s a biodiversity hotspot? Or that this narrow isthmus produces some of the world’s finest – and
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Overlooked by the Alps in the northwestern Piedmont region, Turin (Torino) is Italy’s fourth-largest city. Venture beyond the popular city center and you’ll discover there’s more to Turin than its royal palaces and showpiece piazzas. Turin’s outlying neighborhoods are as diverse as they are fascinating, featuring everything from avant-garde art galleries to off-beat museums, sprawling
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