Tag: Travel
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The Best Places to Go in Europe in 2026: Top European Picks
Why 2026 is a banner year for European travel As travel rebounds and borders open wider, 2026 stands out for Europe as a region brimming with culture, history, and diverse landscapes. From sun-kissed coastlines to world-class museums and alpine adventures, the continent offers something for every traveler. The key is choosing destinations that balance classic…
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Best Places to Go in Africa in 2026: Top Destinations to Visit
Introduction: Africa’s Rich Tapestry in 2026 As we compile our global guide to the Best Places to Go in 2026, Africa stands out for its remarkable diversity, from sun-soaked coastlines to sweeping deserts and vibrant cities. This year’s picks highlight experiences that blend culture, nature, and adventure, while offering practical guidance for travelers navigating different…
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The simple travel hack that makes every city break better
What is hotel hopping? Hotel hopping is the modern travel hack that savvy city breakers are using to maximize comfort, flexibility, and value. Instead of locking into a single hotel for a weekend or a short trip, you mix stays—perhaps a couple of nights in a boutique hotel in the heart of town and a…
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US Airports Grapple with Ground Delays as Thousands Share Travel Horror Stories
Widespread Ground Delays Across Major U.S. Airports Travelers across the United States woke up to the reality of widespread ground delays this Halloween, with reports of thousands of flights delayed or canceled as severe weather and ongoing staffing shortages ripple through the aviation sector. While some delays stem from meteorological conditions, a growing portion is…
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Time Zone to Time Zone: Rolex and Cortina Celebrate the GMT-Master
Introduction: A watch born for the jet age From October 24 to November 2, 2025, the haute horology scene will spotlight one of the most enduring symbols of travel and precision: the GMT-Master. Rolex, in collaboration with Cortina Watch, presents Time Zone to Time Zone, a dedicated exhibition tracing the watch’s remarkable voyage from a…
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US Passport Falls Out of the World’s Top 10 for the First Time in 20 Years
Key finding: the US slips to 12th in the Henley Passport Index The latest Henley Passport Index, which ranks how many destinations travelers can visit visa-free, places the United States at 12th globally—tied with Malaysia. This marks the first time in two decades that the United States has fallen outside the top 10, a dramatic…
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Travel Empowerment in Phuket: How Travellers Shape the Future
The Age of Traveller Power If you listen closely, the chatter around travel today sounds less like a stock market of routes and rates and more like a manifesto: travellers have power. From the moment our group of five—spanning three generations—decided to exchange Vietnam for Phuket, we felt it in real time: the ability to…
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Traveller Empowerment in Phuket: A New Era for Travel
The Age of Traveller Power In a world where connectivity is royal, travelers hold more control than ever before. From rebooking flights in a heartbeat to switching destinations with a few taps, the power dynamics of travel have shifted. The story from a five-person, cross-generational cohort in Phuket – instead of Vietnam – is a…
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Singapore Live News: Record Clementi Flat Sale, Bus Rules, and Undeclared Pokemon Cards
Singapore Live News Roundup From real estate milestones in Clementi to transport rules and aviation investigations, today’s Singapore live news covers a wide range of developments shaping daily life. Here are the key stories and what they mean for residents and travelers alike. Record-Breaking Four-Room Flat Sale in Clementi A four-room HDB flat at 445B…
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Art Courier Laurie Burgess Grows His Collection on the Australian Road
Laurie Burgess: A life on the road with art Laurie Burgess isn’t your typical courier. About 20 years ago, he made a bold decision: to move only art across the vast landscapes of Australia. The back of his van is a rolling gallery, packed with paintings, drawings, sculptures and ceramics that he ferries to galleries,…
