This Central American nation sits comfortably at the top of many travel to-do lists. But with volcanoes at every turn, glistening lakes and colonial cities to explore, where do you begin?
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From culinary delights to artisanal crafts and historic monuments, experience authentic Japan in Fukuoka
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Black Friday/Christmas deals with Buyagift! Up to 80% savings storewide. Whether you are searching…
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Flight inclusive 16-day river cruise was £6,572 NOW £3,650 pp, based on double occupancy - 10 July 2025 departure
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A Christmas party on board Ambition with some unexpected twists.
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The i360 seaside tourist attraction in Brighton owes £51 million to the council
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Spain fines budget airlines for "abusive practices" including charging for hand luggage.
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Top 5 travel scams to avoid this Christmas
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As TV series Outlander returns to our screens, we head to Scotland, where the show has swelled visitor numbers...
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The colourful Festive Champagne afternoon tea at Parlour restaurant offers gorgeous flavours and flair in a whimsical festive theme.
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With its crusader-built citadels, elegant palazzi and historic towns, where you stay in Malta can often add a whole new slant to the island’s eventful past...
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We reveal the best restaurants foodies should visit in Armenia
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By World Travel Magazine | Staff Writer | 11/21/2024 12:01 PM
A new chapter in luxury hospitality is set to begin as Cheval Blanc Seychelles, the sixth Maison from LVMH, is about to open on December 1, 2024. Located along the pristine Anse Intendance beach on Mahé Island, the resort promises an elevated blend of natural beauty and refined design. The property will feature 52 expansive […]
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By The Travel Magazine | Valery Collins | 11/21/2024 5:49 AM
A chance to walk in the Kauppi Forest in Tampere, Finland and totally immerse in nature.
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By The Travel Magazine | Liz Gill | 11/21/2024 3:43 AM
Xi’an, the ancient capital of China, is home to an incredible army of 000s of life size terracotta soldiers. Why?
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Bugis Kitchen serves Singaporean street food with some panache.
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Daytrippers can enjoy a wonderful day in Calais, France, bring back bargains and eat really well with the savings.
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We pick the trips offering an insight into the world’s Indigenous communities, exploring practices and cultures that have been millennia is the making...
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By The Travel Magazine | Jane Wilson | 11/18/2024 3:25 AM
Seattle, the largest city in the State of Washington is vibrant, innovative and with a riveting history.
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Ticks can not only spoil your summer, but the effects of their bites may have lasting consequences if you don’t know what to look for, writes Dr Kevin Barrett...
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“Scheduled work shifts [at Burning Man] were delayed and continually rearranged, causing confusion among campers as to how and when to contribute.... While some of us found ways to help, others took it as an opportunity to eschew their responsibilities. However, those of us who showed up united, and handled business, did so with aplomb...” — Morena Duwe, The Los Angeles Times, 9 Sept. 2024
Did you know?
Something to chew on: there’s no etymological relationship between the verbs chew and eschew. While the former comes from the Old English word cēowan, eschew comes instead from the Anglo-French verb eschiver and shares roots with the Old High German verb sciuhen, meaning “to frighten off.” In his famous dictionary of 1755, Samuel Johnson characterized eschew as “almost obsolete.” History has proven that the great lexicographer was wrong on that call, however. Today, following a boom in the word’s usage during the 19th and 20th centuries, English speakers and writers use eschew when something is avoided less for temperamental reasons than for moral or practical ones, even if misguidedly so, as when Barry Lopez wrote in his 2019 book Horizon of ill-fated Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott, “with an attitude of cultural superiority, eschewing sled dogs for Manchurian ponies....”