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Is Morocco Safe to Visit Now? Here's What Travelers Need to Know
From the snowcapped mountains and sweeping desert to the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines and French-Arabic culture (think exotic spices, exquisite architecture, and calls...
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Angels' late starts on getaway days all about maximizing revenue
Mike Trout was already feeling sluggish after a long night of weather-related travel delays in Texas limited him to five or six hours of choppy sleep before an April 18 home...
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The big mistake I made with my layover
It's a mistake even the most seasoned traveller could make - confusing the term ‘layover' for a ‘stopover'.
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Startups That Let You Fly Private Cheaply
Flying private is a concept often considered out of the realm of possibilities for the everyday traveler, but a handful of startup companies are making private air travel more...
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Barack Obama on why travel matters
The former US president on his most memorable travel experience and much more
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U.S. Travel chief laments boycotts
Boycotting travel to destinations based on policies or practices is effective in sending a message, but boycotts are detrimental to the local economy and workers, Roger Dow...
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Colombia vs. Peru: Which South American Country Should You Choose?
Cartagena, Colombia Finding it hard to choose between Colombia and Peru for your South American adventure? We're not surprised, as both countries lure travelers with their...
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Travel deals: Free night on Mexico's Riviera Maya and a Great Lakes cruise sale
The week's best bargains around the globe.
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Jet Airways Temporarily Suspends All Flights
Last week, Jet Airways announced it was forced to impose a temporary shutdown and suspend all flight operations after 25 years. The announcement came last Tuesday following an...
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Indian Hotels Company Limited Launches New Brand in India
South Asia's largest hospitality company just launched a new brand of named and distinct hotels. SeleQtions from The Indian Hotels Company Limited launched with 12 hotels...
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Four Seasons unveils its brand new private jet
The hospitality firm has announced that it is fully customising a new Airbus A321LR aircraft that will take wealthy travellers on round-the-world tours from early 2021.
Canada announces ban on industrial activities in marine protected areas
A trio of long-finned pilot whales is seen swimming off the coast of Nova Scotia in this drone photo taken by a researcher studying decision-making in whales. ( Canada...
Explore: A Canadian Geographic Podcast - Episode 3: Roberta Bondar
Dr. Roberta Bondar remembers the moment she became the first Canadian female astronaut to go to space on board the space shuttle Discovery in 1992. “It certainly wasn't a very...
Hotel Diplomacy: Navigating Northern Ireland's Belfast Past
The landmark, four-star Hastings Europa Hotel holds an important place in both Belfast's past and present.
Barack Obama on why travel matters
The former US president on his most memorable travel experience and much more
A weird symbol of American optimism
It's a much derided and yet equally beloved icon of kitsch Americana
The ancient silk town in Jiangsu is bursting out with new vigor
Waterproof and breathable clothes, shiny running shoes, Qipao that can change color according to temperature... These things, which look like they're only available in a...
Stunning Images showcase some of the world's most endangered animals
The photograph book showcases 72 reptiles and amphibians from the natural world in 152 pages from the Dutch photographer Matthijs Kuijpers.
US senators Jeff Merkley and John Kennedy demand answers from airlines over...
Democrat Jeff Merkley, from Oregon, and Republican John Kennedy from Louisiana have sent a letter to eight US carriers asking if cameras could be used to monitor passengers.
Inside Chernobyl's chilling Exclusion Zone
Student Alex Hendriks expected lifeless desolation when he visited the centre of the Chernobyl disaster zone in northern Ukraine - but he discovered it's inhabited by semi-wild...