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Visiting Paris: I saved money by staying in Chantilly and catching the train - theguardian.com - France - city Paris - China - Gabon
theguardian.com
29.01.2024 / 11:17

Visiting Paris: I saved money by staying in Chantilly and catching the train

We wanted to pack a lot into our few days in Paris: the Mark Rothko exhibition at La Fondation Louis Vuitton (until April), and, for my techie husband, the new Maison Poincaré maths museum near the Sorbonne (monoglot polymaths can relax: it’s bilingual). We’d been too late to book for Serge Gainsbourg’s house on the Left Bank (already sold out for 2024!) but the new Quai de la Photo floating contemporary photography museum was showing work by the late Jane Birkin’s daughter, Kate Barry. We also wanted to wander round galleries in newly arty Rue Béranger in the Marais and maybe catch Franco-Gabonese artist Myriam Mihindou at Musée du Quai Branly.

Traveling to Singapore with points and miles in 2024 - lonelyplanet.com - Usa - county Garden - China - state Alaska - Singapore - city Singapore - Malaysia
lonelyplanet.com
23.01.2024 / 20:44

Traveling to Singapore with points and miles in 2024

This series of articles about credit cards, points and miles, and budgeting for travel is brought to you in partnership with The Points Guy.

The 10 Most Turbulent Flight Routes in the World - cntraveler.com - Japan - Britain - China - city Tokyo - Chile - city Santiago - Bolivia - county Santa Cruz - Kyrgyzstan - city Chongqing
cntraveler.com
22.01.2024 / 23:19

The 10 Most Turbulent Flight Routes in the World

Regardless of whether you’re a nervous flier or not, turbulence can be an unnerving experience mid-flight. One minute you are cruising along smoothly, and the next you’re seeing the seatbelt sign illuminate and things start to get a little bumpy.

15 of the best things to do in Malaysia - lonelyplanet.com - Britain - China - Malaysia - city Kuala Lumpur - city Sanskrit
lonelyplanet.com
22.01.2024 / 22:57

15 of the best things to do in Malaysia

Can't decide between visiting dive sites and tropical beaches, hiking through mountains or exploring swish city centers? Deliberate no more – Malaysia has you covered with its amazing array of things to do. 

The USA’s best weekend escapes for 2024 - lonelyplanet.com - Spain - Netherlands - Usa - state North Carolina - city Seoul - Thailand - Charlotte, state North Carolina - city Savannah
lonelyplanet.com
22.01.2024 / 19:15

The USA’s best weekend escapes for 2024

While traveling in a country as big as the USA can be daunting, you have to start somewhere. Why not a weekend getaway?

The Top 20 Landowners In America According To A New Report - forbes.com - Usa - China - state California - Washington - city Washington - state Oregon
forbes.com
20.01.2024 / 20:33

The Top 20 Landowners In America According To A New Report

Endless miles of vast land stretch as far as the eye can see, but only a few families own much of it. Almost half of all American farmland is owned by people who don't actually farm themselves. Many of these wealthy families make their fortunes in the lumber and forest industry, with millions of acres in timberland throughout the Pacific Northwest.

How to make the perfect tom yum soup - nationalgeographic.com - Thailand
nationalgeographic.com
18.01.2024 / 09:09

How to make the perfect tom yum soup

This traditional Thai soup uses a lot of herbs with healing properties and is often used to help with stomach and heart issues, and is a great addition to a gluten free diet. Tom Yam translates to "boiling" and "spicy" and is an easy, but flavourful, recipe for all occasions. 

Japan Sets December Tourism Record With 2.7 Million Visitors - skift.com - Australia - Japan - China - Hong Kong - Singapore
skift.com
17.01.2024 / 20:29

Japan Sets December Tourism Record With 2.7 Million Visitors

Japan ended 2023 with a record number of visitors in December, capping off a year in which its tourism industry made a significant recovery from the pandemic.

Where Is The Safest Seat On A Plane? - forbes.com - Norway - Eu - France - Australia - Israel - Japan - New Zealand - China - Canada - Washington - Qatar
forbes.com
16.01.2024 / 07:51

Where Is The Safest Seat On A Plane?

Air travel is incredibly safe compared to other forms of transport but if you're wondering which seats are safer in case of emergency and how to ensure your safety on an airplane, the answer is clear—it depends on the type of emergency but studies show it's usually safer in the middle at the rear of an aircraft.

Valentine’s Day Gift Guide 2024: Best Gourmet Food Gifts From Around The World - forbes.com - Spain - Morocco - Belgium - France - Greece - Italy - Switzerland - city Paris - Japan - Britain - China - Peru - India - Cuba - Monaco - Indonesia - Madagascar - Iran - city Dubai - Venezuela
forbes.com
13.01.2024 / 17:35

Valentine’s Day Gift Guide 2024: Best Gourmet Food Gifts From Around The World

From the heart of Italy's truffle-rich landscapes to the olive trees of Greece, the globe offers a culinary tapestry that transforms gifting into a refined experience. Elevate your senses with the delicate sweetness of French macarons from Ladurée or indulge in the rare pleasure of Spanish acorn-fed ham, Jamón Ibérico. Here are ten gourmet food gift suggestions for Valentine’s Day 2024.

US travel industry leader downplays the idea high prices are driving away international visitors - thepointsguy.com - Spain - France - Greece - Usa - China - Mexico - Turkey - Uae
thepointsguy.com
13.01.2024 / 15:13

US travel industry leader downplays the idea high prices are driving away international visitors

The leading lobbying group for the U.S. travel industry this week claimed inefficient policies like long tourist visa wait times and friction points like lagging security screening technology are causing the United States to lose its competitive edge when it comes to attracting international visitors — not high prices on airfare and hotel rates.

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