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3.9K Whitley Bay is a historic town that stretches from St Mary’s island to the Cullercoats village in Tyne and Wear in the border of Northumberland. It was a mining and fishing focused region along the North Sea coast in the olden days, but now a famous tourist place being well connected from the city…
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Sharing is caring! So, is America safe for foreign travelers—particularly Latinos, Black travelers, and other people of color? The answer is complicated. The U.S. is a vast country with varying levels of safety depending on where you go, how you present, and even how you speak. While major metropolitan areas tend to be more diverse…
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Heading to Nashville, Tennessee? Here are twelve of the best places to eat in Nashville, according to a local. Nashville is a city of storytellers, of those who dream big and share their big dreams. And the best restaurateurs in Nashville know how to spin a story around food. Here, hot chicken is spiced with…
2024 was an extraordinary year for the world of luxury watches. In this exclusive Chrono24 report, we’re taking a detailed look at the outstanding developments that shaped the market over the past year. From the top performers that dominated the industry, to the models with the most noticeable price increases, we’re analyzing the trends that…
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Whenever I ask readers what the number one thing holding them back from traveling is, I almost always get the same answer: money. This problem — and how to overcome it — is my most asked question. “Matt, I don’t know how to afford travel. Help!” I have answered this question in a plethora of…
After spending the year in a pandemic I’m sure most of us are just itching to grab the passport and board a flight to the nearest destination and what’s better than an island. Given the current circumstances, there nothing safer than spending your holidays on a secluded island with lesser crowd, swimming in the salty…
I’ve got to be honest, I was quite nervous about coming back to Australia. Leaving the freezing coastline of Britain in mid-January to face the relentless summer heat of Sydney didn’t fill me with glee. However, my timing was perfect. The day I landed, the mercury fell, leading me gently back into what had been…
Day two of Cape Town was April 19th which was a rough morning with it being our original due date (from the miscarriage before this pregnancy) and also my cousin who passed away.. her birthday. I woke up a little off so I was so happy to explore more of Cape Town and see some…
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The Isle of Skye is known for its rugged coastline and abundant wildlife. While many visitors explore the island by car or on foot, one of the most rewarding ways to experience Skye is by boat. Whether you’re hoping to see puffins, spot seals basking on rocky shores, or take in breathtaking views of Skye…
Hey Ya’ll – it’s been a hot minute! Between a pandemic, moving houses and just not having the motivation, it’s been hard to be as active blogging. Now most of us are probably at home or getting ready for Christmas (we ight as well) but there are many of you still travelling smart and getting…
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