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Last October 29, a flight operated by the Indonesian carrier Lion Air crashed into the sea, killing everyone on board. On March 10 of this year, an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed shortly after takeoff. Everyone on board both planes (a total of 346 passengers and crew) perished. The incidents had …
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It’s bigger than Prime Day. Bigger than Black Friday. Bigger than Cyber Monday. Come read why today is the biggest shopping day in the world. The post Today is the Single Largest Shopping Day in the World, and You’ve Probably Never Heard of Why appeared first on Andy's Travel Blog. …
The first time I went to Salt Lake City for a convention, I was in a crappy Econolodge motel with stained carpets, intermittent Wi-Fi, barely working heat, lukewarm hot water, and a lumpy bed. The next time I stayed in a pristine room with a heavenly mattress, in a craftsman …
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To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the American Express Green Card has received a major overhaul. Now called Green from Amex, it’s a very different type of product than it was just a few weeks before, and one that’s now competitive with the Chase Sapphire cards. The Green Card was Amex’s signature …
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These days, Berlin is by far one of Europe’s hottest cities. Tourists and expats alike flock to the metropolis for its vibrant nightlife, flourishing arts scene and hip vibe. Compared to other major European cities, Berlin is also very affordable (at least for now). Like many visitors that came before, …
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If you’re anything like us, then you love the taste (and price!) of wine when you’re traveling in Europe. And it doesn’t get more French than sipping wine or Champagne on a café terrace anywhere in France or buying a bottle from your favorite wine shop in Paris. For those who …
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When I suggested this topic to my editor, I thought it would be a piece of cake to write. We’ve been all around the world. We’ve visited 70+ countries and at this moment, I’m at a loss of how to explain how much these experiences have meant to us. I …
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How can you be in one of the most expensive cities in the world, take a train or bus for a couple hours, then be in one of the cheapest places to travel? How is it that one of the most expensive countries to travel in can be right next …
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Each month in Perceptive Travel, where I’m editor, we try to bring you the best travel stories on the internet from usually lesser-known destinations around the world. When we do cover a place everyone has heard of, we try to look into a unique angle and go beyond the surface …
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Both Poland’s capital and largest city, Warsaw has many faces. Sure, you’ll find the Old Town there, with its narrow cobblestone alleys, colorful burgher houses, and medieval buildings. However, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is nearly a complete reconstruction built after the war. But perhaps this is the best symbol …