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Patrick Clarke
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“CRUISE ON LAND PUNTA CANA” - An Innovative Tourist Destination in the Caribbean - breakingtravelnews.com - Colombia - Dominican Republic
breakingtravelnews.com
15.01.2024 / 22:55

“CRUISE ON LAND PUNTA CANA” - An Innovative Tourist Destination in the Caribbean

CRUISE ON LAND PUNTA CANA, a revolutionary and sustainable tourist project, is taking shape about 25 minutes from the international airport and close to the most outstanding tourist attractions in the east of the Dominican Republic. The development is the perfect opportunity for all persons seeking to invest, vacation or rent.

Top Atlanta sites that honor the legacy of Martin Luther King - lonelyplanet.com - Georgia - Usa - city Birmingham - state Alabama - county King - city Atlanta, Georgia
lonelyplanet.com
13.01.2024 / 07:29

Top Atlanta sites that honor the legacy of Martin Luther King

Atlanta, Georgia is the birthplace and final resting place of one of America's most pivotal and charismatic historical figures – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

There’s Room At The Inn If You Book Your National Park Lodge Now - forbes.com - Israel - Usa - county Park
forbes.com
12.01.2024 / 07:41

There’s Room At The Inn If You Book Your National Park Lodge Now

Are you, like 300 million Americans and international visitors, thinking about visiting the US National Parks this year? Do you like to plan your summer vacation several months ahead?

Women Who Travel Podcast: The Best Places to Go in 2024 - cntraveler.com - Spain - Britain - Usa - New York - city London - China - India - state New Mexico - Ghana - city Accra, Ghana - Santa Fe, state New Mexico
cntraveler.com
11.01.2024 / 16:47

Women Who Travel Podcast: The Best Places to Go in 2024

You can listen to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify each week. Follow this link if you're listening on Apple News.

These are the safest airlines in the world, according to one ranking - insider.com - Australia - Japan - New Zealand - Usa - city Tokyo - city Queenstown
insider.com
09.01.2024 / 17:49

These are the safest airlines in the world, according to one ranking

Airline safety is at the forefront of many people's minds after a fiery Japan Airlines collision with a Japanese Coast Guard plane in Tokyo.

Slow Jamaica: Get The Most From A Trip To The Caribbean Jewel - forbes.com - Usa - Jamaica - India
forbes.com
06.01.2024 / 13:33

Slow Jamaica: Get The Most From A Trip To The Caribbean Jewel

Even among the many extraordinary islands and countries that make up the Caribbean, Jamaica stands out. Its beaches are a dream. Its food is a point of national pride. Its forests and rivers are exotic and otherworldly. And its cultural influence on the world stage far outweighs its diminutive size, from Rastafarianism to Reggae, Bob Marley to Usain Bolt, Sensimilla to Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce. Despite its global renown, you’ll never get the true beat of its rhythm until you visit.

5 experts share their favourite cultural destinations in North and South America - nationalgeographic.com - Spain - Usa - city New Orleans - Mexico - Canada - Chile - Peru - Cuba - city Havana
nationalgeographic.com
06.01.2024 / 08:11

5 experts share their favourite cultural destinations in North and South America

Staring at a map of North and South America, from the frozen extremities of Canada down to the Diego Ramírez islands off Chile, it’s hard to fathom the cultural variations that have evolved across the two continents. This is a region of ancient civilisations and lost cities, from the indefinable magic of Peru to the jungle temples of Mexico. Yet it’s also the birthplace of rock and roll, country music and the blues, with a wildly vivacious, deep-rooted commitment to the good times. Just look to New Orleans and the Deep South, where renowned music forms arose beside atmospheric marshlands, in a truly authentic piece of Americana. Here, five experts reveal their favourite cultural locations and experiences across the two continents.

These Are the Safest Airlines in the World for 2024 - travelandleisure.com - Australia - New Zealand - Usa - state Alaska - Qatar - Hawaiian
travelandleisure.com
04.01.2024 / 18:41

These Are the Safest Airlines in the World for 2024

Air New Zealand has once again captured the title of safest airline in the world.

The Safest Airlines to Fly in 2024 - cntraveler.com - Australia - New Zealand - Usa - state Alaska - city Queenstown - Hawaiian
cntraveler.com
04.01.2024 / 00:03

The Safest Airlines to Fly in 2024

“Have a safe flight” may be more of a customary farewell than a genuine concern for the safety of modern air travel, but we've all had those mid-air onsets of hyperawareness that flying in a metal tube through the sky at 500 miles per hour is certainly no small feat (some of us more than most). While there are many details to worry about when planning a trip, one thing no traveler wants to be concerned with is whether the plane they’re flying on is safe.

Ranked: The 25 Safest Airlines In The World, According To AirlineRatings.com - forbes.com - New Zealand - Usa - state Alaska - city Queenstown - Hawaiian
forbes.com
03.01.2024 / 06:27

Ranked: The 25 Safest Airlines In The World, According To AirlineRatings.com

What are the safest airlines in the world for 2024? As travelers gear up for another year of adventure and business, this question is top of mind. AirlineRatings.com, an airline safety and product rating review site, has the answer in its new ranking of the 25 safest airlines in the world.

Why Oz in the French Alps is the perfect family ski destination - nationalgeographic.com - France
nationalgeographic.com
02.01.2024 / 10:03

Why Oz in the French Alps is the perfect family ski destination

Who’s the Wizard of Oz? As far as parents in our group are concerned, his name is Pierre Paret-Solet — a locally born ski instructor who can wrangle frozen boot bindings with the flick of a wrist, scoop up myriad lost poles while skiing backwards and cajole wilful children without remotely raising his voice. And if, say, just as you sit down to lunch a snowboard happens to shoot off the side of a slope because the kids were using it as a sledge, he can retrieve it before your tartiflette hits the table. And all with a genuine smile. 

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