Category: Travel Lifestyle

Less than two years after the grand opening of Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport, Tulum is experiencing a significant downturn in air travel connectivity. Major airlines from North and South America are reducing or canceling routes to the once-trendy destination, citing declining demand, rising costs, and operational challenges. Airlines Retreat from Tulum Air Canada has…

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Atlanta’s newest hospitality additions offer first-class Japanese elegance and food that is heavenly Story by Mary Welch Photos by Grady McGill Now that the hotel, Nobu Atlanta, and its flagship restaurant came to Atlanta, we can testify: “It’s really special. It’s a big deal!” Nobu Atlanta is a 150-room hotel nestled around the corner of…

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Even if you’re new to travel, you likely already know that having a good backpack is crucial. And while it may seem convenient to lug around that old-school bag you’ve been using since the 8th grade, it’s not always the most practical choice. In my experience, a good travel backpack makes your travels a lot…

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Reading Time: 5 minutes What are the best travel hashtags to get featured by top Instagram accounts? I love photography. It’s art. They say a photo can speak a thousand words, and as a self-proclaimed writer, I couldn’t agree more. But how do you find the best instagram accounts for features? Instagram is an incredible platform to share…

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On our last day in Saarschleife, we took it real slow taking our time in the morning. I woke up early and was reading this thriller book but couldn’t finish it before we leave. I told myself to read it when I am back home, but until now, I still haven’t finished it yet. The…

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Viking has that announced its newest Nile River ship, the 82-guest Viking Thoth, has been “floated out.” This event marks a major construction milestone as it is the first time that the vessel has touched water. The Viking Thoth is expected to be delivered in October 2025, at which time it joins the company’s growing…

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When you’re backpacking the world, there’s one thing that’s probably the most important factor after ya know, seeing the sights and all that jazz, and it’s that dirty word: Money! As much as we all want to drive off into the sunset and enjoy the high life, let’s be honest, it all comes down to…

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Yes, you can stay in real overwater bungalows in the Caribbean. Places like Jamaica, Panama, and Saint Lucia now offer luxury villas perched over turquoise water, often with glass floors, private pools, and butler service. Dreaming of staying in an overwater bungalow without flying halfway across the world? The Caribbean is home to breathtaking overwater…

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Dear readers, Wherever you find yourself reading this in the world, I hope your autumn is as vibrant as the streets of London. Hyde Park is already blanketed in crimson and gold, the air already crisp enough to warrant buttery soft cashmere jumpers for the rest of the year. The months between October and April…

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 Candi Bentar or split gate | L-R CG Hisona , Geff Sagala, the author and  Leilani Dusaban The Iconic Balinese Gate | Candi Bentar: A Personal Reflection on Its Cultural Significance and Ubiquity While exploring Bali, one architectural feature captivated me more: the stunning Balinese gate, known locally as the Candi Bentar or split gate. These…

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