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Type Taiwan Lantern Festival into a search engine, and chances are you’ll see plentiful photos of lanterns flying into the night sky. You’ll either go wow, or that must be terrible for the environment. Either way, there’s no denying it’s beautiful, but it isn’t the Taiwan Lantern Festival. Rather, the night when hundreds of lanterns…
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Spin The District is an annual series of bike races and family-friendly festivals held in spring. The “District” is a series of small, vibrant towns between downtown Atlanta and the ATL airport filled with history, delicious foods, and more hotels than you can shake a stick at. It’s a delicious excuse to visit Atlanta, get…
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In a world like ours, we got to be more careful about our decisions and the consequences our actions can have. When it comes to travel, the same should be taken into consideration. For instance, it shouldn’t come as a surprise the fact that flights around the world have a destructive impact on the environment….
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So… you saw the photo. That couple on Pinterest. Cliffside in Bali. Windswept hair. A linen suit that somehow doesn’t wrinkle. No sweat. No sand. No signal. It’s so perfect, it hurts. And suddenly, your wedding needs to be on a cliff too. Or a jungle waterfall. Or maybe a glacier in Iceland—because “ice meets…
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Travelling is my favourite thing to do — what isn’t great about it? Meeting locals and learning about the history and culture of the destination, seeing natural beauty all over the world, and taking in art made by artists we still learn about in schools; nothing else compares! However, there’s one thing that I would…
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Last updated:April 17, 2025 Imagine this. You’re out on a camping trip with the family, the stars are out, and everything’s perfect, until your gear starts dying all at once. The phones are down to a sliver of battery, the led lights you hung around your campsite are flickering, your battery powered lantern is almost…
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I visited San Francisco for only three days, a brief stopover on my way home to the Philippines after spending 5 months in New Orleans. I played tourist to the max; I biked across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and took the ferry going back, ate at Fisherman’s Wharf, hopped on a cable car,…
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Solo Travel is one of the most empowering experiences you can do at any age. But Solo Travel at 50 plus is even more empowering. Over the past 25 years, we have witnessed a cultural change in how women travel. They have become aware of their need to step out of defining roles and make…
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Family cruises offer a fun way to spend quality time together while exploring multiple destinations. However, safe travel is essential, especially when kids are involved. This article highlights key steps families can take to keep their children safe while enjoying cruise adventures. Planning Your Cruise Trip Before heading out on a cruise, planning is critical….
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