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Scotland’s ‘Instagram Highway’ is a lesson in road trip overtourism. But this new route in northwest England is doing things differently

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Matariki in Aotearoa/New Zealand is believed to be one of the first Indigenous celebrations in the world to be recognized as a national public holiday. Lee Mylne travels to Ōtepoti/Dunedin to attend Matariki Day celebrations, marking the traditional Māori New Year.

A world away from all-inclusives and bachelor parties, the ‘Pueblo Magico’ experience is redefining the Mexican vacation

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A new airport is opening in Peru’s Sacred Valley. This is how locals are responding

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“In Cuba, there’s no food shortage; it’s a wage shortage. People can’t afford to get food.”

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As Trump plans to pull out of UNESCO, this swamp just became one of America’s newest World Heritage sites

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For many guides working in Antarctica, the job has become harder to justify, as increasing numbers of travelers head to this fragile ecosystem. And for some, it's meant saying goodbye to a job they love.

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The slogan ‘Keep Austin Weird’ has been around for 25 years. Is the city still weirding out?

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The slogan ‘Keep Austin Weird’ has been around for 25 years. Is the city still weirding out?

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Vietnam’s Highlander communities built the iconic rice terraces. Could they now lose the right to guide visitors through them?

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Vietnam’s Highlander communities built the iconic rice terraces. Could they now lose the right to guide visitors through them?

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As a queer travel writer, I believe America at 250 has only become less safe for my community

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As a queer travel writer, I believe America at 250 has only become less safe for my community

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In 1946, the Vespa gave Italians their freedom. In 2026, it’s giving Rome its air back

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Bookshops all over the world are bouncing back. But in France, they never died

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