Dusit Thani Maldives Awarded Google Eco-Certification for Sustainable Tour…

Dusit International launches new group-wide sustainability program, ‘Tree of Life’ and Dusit Thani Maldives Achieves Google Eco-Certification in Recognition of Sustainable Tourism Endeavors The new programme clarifies Dusit’s sustainability intentions…

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Should you book travel with cash or points?

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How to get around Florida

Visitors have many options for getting between and around Florida’s pristine coastlines, swampy lagoons and big-time cities. While the sprawl of Florida makes it a car-centric place, you’ll find there are a growing number options for exploring all the Sunshine State has to offer. Whether you crisscross the state by plane, hop on a train along…

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Why Portugal is the Perfect Launchpad for UK Startups Eyeing Global Expansion

Heads up: some of the links on this site are affiliate links. If you click and make a booking or purchase, I’ll make a commission (at no extra cost to you). I partner with companies I personally use and the $$ goes towards creating more awesome, free travel content.  In recent years, Portugal has emerged…

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5 Porto neighborhoods you won’t want to miss

No longer in the shadow of its bigger sibling to the south, Porto is a vibrant hub of arts and culture, with top-notch museums and galleries, Michelin-listed restaurants and a beautiful setting along the Douro. Whether or not you plan to tack on a trip to Lisbon, leave yourself ample time to explore this fascinating…

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Visit Cartagena, Spain in Septemeber for ancient battle reenactments and costumed revelry

The slope of the Batel, by Muralla de Carlos III, is a sea of blue and red tunics as the Carthaginian and Roman armies face off against one another.  The first group of fighters – armed with spears, their faces fearsome painted masks of blue and white – let out a tremendous roar, their archer…

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11 essential things to do in the United States

The United States is vast and varied, spanning roughly 3000 miles from east to west and 1650 miles from north to south – and that’s not including Alaska and Hawaii. You could spend a lifetime exploring and barely scratch the surface, but that just means there’s plenty to keep you busy. Whether you’re looking for…

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10 amazing hotels you can book with points – Lonely Planet

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