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10 Things Worth Crossing the World for in Australia

Australia is, by most honest measures, genuinely unlike anywhere else on earth. It’s a continent with its own evolutionary logic, its own rhythm, its own light. In 2024, Australia’s visitor economy welcomed 15% more international visitors than in 2023, with 8.3 million international arrivals recorded for the year – and the country generated record-high tourism

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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4 Things That Make Bolivia Worth the Adventure

Bolivia doesn’t announce itself the way some destinations do. There’s no single landmark that defines it, no celebrity endorsement that put it on the map, no obvious reason why it keeps drawing travelers back. It’s a country that rewards curiosity. The more you pay attention, the more it gives. In the period between January and

Leah Berenson

Leah Berenson

Freelance Writer

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7 Reasons Portugal Deserves a Spot on Your Travel List

There’s a particular quality of light in Portugal that photographers keep chasing. It falls differently here, softer along the coast, warmer in the Douro Valley, almost golden over Lisbon’s terracotta rooftops. It’s one of those intangible things that draws people back, but the reasons to visit Portugal are anything but vague. They are specific, documented,

Leah Berenson

Leah Berenson

Freelance Writer

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The US States Where Tax-Free Shopping Draws Travelers From Every Neighbor

Most American shoppers know the small sting at the register when sales tax gets added to a price they thought they’d budgeted for. It’s routine in most of the country, but not everywhere. A handful of states operate without any statewide sales tax at all, and that difference adds up fast, especially on big purchases

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

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Zilker Botanical Garden Closure Begins Thursday

Austin Parks and Recreation has announced that the Zilker Botanical Garden will close beginning Thursday. The decision affects one of the city’s most cherished green spaces, where residents and visitors alike have long found quiet refuge among native plants and winding paths. Travelers planning an Austin trip this fall will want to adjust their itineraries

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IHG and Chase Revamp Credit Card Benefits

IHG and its partner Chase have introduced updates across their cobranded credit card portfolio, bringing new earning rates, additional elite status pathways and fresh statement credits for travelers who stay frequently at IHG properties. The changes affect three existing cards and add one new premium option, with annual fees rising on two of the refreshed

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Swimming Through Sunken Aircraft: The Quiet Wonder of Man-Made Dive Sites

Travelers who seek more than colorful reefs often discover that some of the most memorable underwater encounters happen at sites people deliberately placed there. Divers at Atlas & Boots have explored both natural wonders such as Steve’s Bommie on the Great Barrier Reef and intentionally created locations that turn ordinary dives into something entirely different.

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Two Weeks Exploring Nicaragua's Volcanoes and Colonial Charm

Nicaragua draws travelers with its striking volcanic terrain and graceful colonial architecture set against a backdrop of genuine local warmth. The country offers a measured pace that rewards those who linger in its landscapes and communities. A two-week journey provides enough time to move thoughtfully between these elements without rushing. Volcanic Landscapes That Shape Daily

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Rove's October Bonuses Ease Travel to Japan, Europe and Qatar

Rove, a rewards program that allows members to earn transferable miles without a credit card, has introduced three transfer bonuses running through October 31. These offers apply to Japan Airlines Mileage Bank, Air France-KLM Flying Blue and Qatar Airways Privilege Club, with bonuses ranging from 15 percent up to 50 percent depending on the partner

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Southern California Heat Wave Could Last Into Mid-October

Southern California is settling into an extended stretch of autumn warmth that forecasters expect to continue well into the month. The National Weather Service has outlined a heat wave that may persist through mid-October, with Saturday marking the period of highest temperatures. Travelers planning coastal visits, park outings, or city explorations can still enjoy the