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36 hours in Lima, Peru
By Bianca Padró Ocasio Peru’s capital, with dramatic cliffs that separate its high-rises and colonial architecture from the sea, gets...
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Sep 245 min read
Thinking about a solo cruise? Here’s what to know.
By Elaine Glusac When cruising resumed after COVID-era travel restrictions were lifted, cruise lines wanted to fill ships fast. Some,...
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Sep 165 min read
In Colombia, you can watch whales, and serenade them, too
By Jennie Erin Smith Every July, tens of thousands of visitors descend on Colombia’s Pacific Coast, crowding the frenzied passenger docks...
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Sep 96 min read
Want a rich, rustic taste of Spain? Head for the hills of La Rioja.
By David Farley Hear the word “Rioja” and the first thing that comes to mind is wine — high-quality, fruit-forward red wine. But there’s...
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Sep 34 min read
Good news for deal-seekers this fall: Travel demand has softened
By Ceylan Yeginsu, Derek M. Norman and Christine Chung Revenge travel after the darkest days of the pandemic contributed to travel...
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The San Juan Daily Star
Aug 268 min read
‘The demand is unstoppable’: Can Barcelona survive mass tourism?
By Lisa Abend On a steamy August evening, a stream of young people bearing boxes of pizza and bottles of cheap cava began the uphill slog...
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Aug 197 min read
Wild, beautiful and overlooked: Southern Sardinia is ready to share its essence
By Laura Rysman Buzz has been in short supply in southern Sardinia for some time now — some would say ever since the decline of the...
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Aug 144 min read
Is a Disney theme park vacation still worth the price?
By Tariro Mzezewa Earlier this year, Jake Williams, a filmmaker and content creator in Toronto, made his long-awaited return to one of...
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