Destinations

Travelers looking for a three-Michelin-starred meal in Andalusia will inevitably end up at Aponiente. It’s the only restaurant in the region with the distinction.   The restaurant, located in the heart of the Bahia de Cadiz Natural Park, is helmed by Chef Angel Leon. Unlike most Michelin-starred restaurants where seasons inform the menu, Leon’s muses are
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Susan Kime If our traveling lives are fueled by searches for sanctuary, contentment, and adventure, then arguably, few activities reveal as much about those dynamics as do our travel choices — and the destinations we pick. Such choices say much about lifestyle and wellness investing preferences. Now, post-pandemic, the emerging consequence is a desire to
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Andrew Bret Wallis | DigitalVision | Getty Images A busy holiday weekend may be marred by flight delays and cancellations for thousands of travelers — and experts suggest that consumers understand their financial recourse ahead of time should their travel plans get interrupted. “It’s good for people to know they have rights,” said Teresa Murray,
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Destination Toronto For anyone who has never traveled to Toronto, the buzzing city is Canada’s best kept secret, with an endless offering of activities to satisfy the tastes of even the most discerning visitor. Sports fans will appreciate taking in a Maple Leafs, Blue Jays or Raptors game while connoisseurs of culture have an endless
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Seattle isn’t exactly known for being the most affordable city to visit, but it is possible to travel to the Emerald City on a budget if you plan just right. Although hotels and certain attractions come with hefty price tags, there are plenty of activities that are either free or low cost, and some key
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© Hotel Edelweiss & Gurgl The tranquil village of Obergurgl lies enthroned at nearly 2000 meters in the majesticÖtztal Alps, surrounded by 21 snow-covered three-thousand-meter peaks. For ski connoisseurs the resort is a winter wonderland, offering guaranteed snow from mid-November to the end of April (thanks to the altitude), 112 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes
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Like its mythical Sirens, Greece has long lured travelers to its scintillating shores. Across an expansive island archipelago, traditional whitewashed villages, azure seas and waterfront tavernas await. Its mountainous mainland, rich in Unesco World Heritage-listed ancient sites, treasure-filled museums and spirited cities, is no less fascinating. Here are Greece’s greatest hits. Discover the world’s most
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Corfu has long enticed conquerors and holidaymakers with its intoxicating mix of historical monuments, lush hillsides, blue skies, sand and pebble beaches and calm, azure waters. British and French influences can be seen in Corfu’s atmospheric Old Town – however, it’s obvious that the Venetians, who stayed around for 400 years, exerted the greatest sociocultural
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Fairmont Grand Del Mar – Photo by Jill Weinlein During the summer, the luxurious Fairmont Grand Del Mar golf resort and spa in San Diego offers Summer Social activations and Fourth of July specials. Guests will enjoy al fresco dining opportunities, flickering fire-pits and a range of live music styles. One feels as if they
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You probably already know that Nigeria is a country of diverse ethnic groups, numbering at least 250, and there is no better way to experience a fraction of that multiplicity than through a road trip.  With the government’s recent investments in road infrastructure, the highways are a lot smoother to travel on compared with a
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All Images Credit XV Beacon Hotel There are no American cities that can compare to the great cities of Europe in terms of their history. In the United States, our oldest citiesare no older than halfa millennium. Across the pond, you’ll find medieval metropolises from over a thousand years ago with ancient buildings, monuments, and
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The mild-weathered City by the Bay is a compact place, ranked number seven in the US for parks, with tasty food for even the most finicky eaters and with a commitment to accessibility. San Francisco is an easy and exciting place for families to visit for many reasons – plenty of green space, tons of
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Marko Klaric / EyeEm | EyeEm | Getty Images Americans are eager to travel this summer despite inflation-strapped budgets. “They’re booking flights, hotels, rental cars, vacation homes,” said Hopper economist Hayley Berg. “They are also exhibiting deal-seeking behavior.” The overall price of travel is up 16% from this time in 2019, according to the NerdWallet
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Columbia Hillen Set within an enclosed garden with rooms featuring terraces and balconies overlooking an open-air swimming pool and bar, La Villa Duflot is a tranquil retreat near Perpignan, south-west France. Columbia Hillen Mediterranean in style, with art deco furnishings, the mood affected by the 4-star hotel’s interior decor is bright, warm and uplifting. Sand-wood
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All hotels have been independently reviewed and selected. We will earn a commission if you book via the links below, but this never affects our rating. Our expert writers are usually hosted on a complimentary basis in order to gain the first-hand experience necessary for their review. All too often regarded as an extension of
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Rupert Murdoch’s US Sun just headlined “The Complete Destruction of the UK in six minutes.”   Why? At 3:00 pm Moscow time on Wednesday, June 22nd, Vladimir Putin gave a speech to the top graduates of Russia’s military universities and military academies.  In that speech, Putin made it clear that he has added nuclear weapons to
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All hotels have been independently reviewed and selected. We will earn a commission if you book via the links below, but this never affects our rating. Our expert writers are usually hosted on a complimentary basis in order to gain the first-hand experience necessary for their review. From gracious old farmsteads and magnificent manor houses
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