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Blog postAs spring approaches the southern hemisphere, Argentina is preparing to reopen its borders to international visitors. Following a decrease in coronavirus case numbers, the government has said it will welcome all fully vaccinated visitors from November 1. Argentina's breathtaking natural landscapes and lively cities have been without tourists for more than a year as authorities…
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Blog postEngland’s COVID-19 travel rules have sparked confusion among people from countries who face tougher restrictions due to the English government's decision to only recognize vaccines administered in certain countries.
When England updated its travel rules last week, replacing the traffic light system with what transport secretary Grant Shapps described as a "new clearer travel system," there was fresh hope that people immunized against COVID-19 would safely be able to travel t -
Blog postWhile it’s possible to visit several cities in Texas on one trip, combining some of the more popular destinations will likely require a rental car and a long drive – or two. If you want to see both Austin and Big Bend National Park, for example, be prepared for an eight-hour road trip (one way).
If you want to visit both San Antonio and Dallas, gear up for a five-hour trek on Interstate Highway 35. And although there are enough Willie Nelson albums to fill over 70 hours of drivin -
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Blog postCenturies’ old statues, maritime forests brimming with wildlife, giant oak trees to shade the hot sun, Savannah’s city parks are for both quiet moments and the loud adventurous kind. Whether you crave history, outdoor recreation or simply some beautiful vistas, you’ll find them at these parks.
There's a relaxed atmosphere in Forsyth Park © Darryl Brooks / Shutterstock Forsyth Park Best park for people watching
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Blog postWhen dreaming of a Fiji vacation, the image in most travelers’ minds is one of palm-thatched resorts on beaches of the softest sand and a gently lapping turquoise sea. It looks like a picture of exclusive luxury, but this South Pacific nation is a surprisingly accessible destination for those without movie-star bank balances. With 333…
The post Affordable Fiji: How to choose a resort appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postFor such a small country, Wales sure packs in a lot of adventure. Wherever you end up, let the landscape lead the way – whether that means climbing mountains, hiking along the castle-strewn coastline or venturing into underground caverns.
Get trip planning with our roundup of the best things to do in Wales.
Harlech Castle, overlooking Cardigan Bay, played a key role in the national uprising led by Owain Glyndwr © Crown copyright / Visit Wales Visit a castle Wales has -
Blog postThailand has postponed the reopening date of Bangkok, Chiang Mai and other popular destinations to tourists until November to allow more people to be vaccinated. However, Phuket and Ko Samui will continue to welcome visitors under special tourism programs.
Thailand had launched the Phuket Sandbox program, where fully vaccinated tourists are permitted to travel to Thailand without quarantining provided they stay in Phuket (and Phang-Nga, Surat Thani or Krabi) for at least 14 days befor -
Blog postPlanning a trip to the Lone Star State can be overwhelming, choosing between the desert mountains of West Texas, the beaches of the Gulf Coast or the river-bound cities of Austin, San Antonio and Dallas.
And while Hollywood cliches may conjure up images of weathered cowboys and dusty saloons, there is a wide variety of museums, architecture, outdoor adventures and, of course, delicious food you won’t want to miss. We’ve rounded up some of the best things to do across Texas.
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Blog postDespite the tasty crabs and picturesque waterfront, Baltimore often gets overlooked in favor of its larger neighbors Philadelphia and Washington, DC. But this revitalized former industrial city offers endless historic and cultural attractions that compete with the bigger cities with one major advantage – it’s easy on the wallet. Baltimore's two major museums, the Baltimore…
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Blog postAlaska is a storied landscape – just ask the Inupiat and Tlingit people, who have for generations shared tales about how the state's peninsulas and glaciers and crevasses were formed, and of the bears, whales, and ravens that fill Alaska's forests. And those same natural features continue to draw hikers from all over the world…
The post Find your footing in the Last Frontier with these top hikes in Alaska appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postIt can be difficulut to orient yourself in New Orleans. North, south, east and west? Not in the Big Easy. This city’s directions are determined by bodies of water and how they flow, not by a compass. Here folks say Lake, River, Up and Down. "Lake" is Lake Pontchartrain, north of the city. "River," of course, is the Mississippi. "Up" and "Down" refer to the flow of the river, which heads "down" towards the Gulf of Mexico. So "Down&qu
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Blog postDallas may summon the image of glitz, glamor and big bucks, but that doesn't mean you need to be an oil tycoon to enjoy a vacation there.
From museums to green spaces, popular trails to hidden art parks, there's a little something for everyone in The Big D. Here are 16 of our favorite free things to do in Dallas.
The Crow Collection of Asian Art in the Dallas Arts District Alamy Stock Photo 1. Crow Collection of Asian Art Housed in a modern building in Dallas’ downtown A -
Blog postHonestly, there isn’t a bad time to visit New Orleans. There’s always a parade, a festival or a party going on down in the Big Easy, but there are times when your shirt won’t stick to your body from the humid heat, and the prices dip just a little.
New Orleans is like nowhere else on earth during Mardi Gras, but the crowds are something to behold. There are definite perks to coming outside of the frenetic spring period, when prices fall and the crowds thin out. October in particular i -
Blog postMusic City's honky-tonks, stylish hotels and creative restaurants are widely known these days, but when is a good time to visit Nashville? In reality, there's always something going on in Nashville, and whether you're into country music, craft beer or hot chicken, you'll rarely be disappointed whatever month you decide to visit.
With an energetic music scene, a food scene that always seems to put a fresh spin on comfort food and excellent access to the surrounding region's best a -
Blog postEver since Native Americans blazed the first trails through the wilderness, Californians have been hikers. Oceanside rambles, desert palm oases, skyscraping peaks and silent forests await. Here are 10 of California’s best hiking trails.
Three incredible hikes in Los Angeles Visitors gather at Glacier Point with the Half Dome mountain in the background. ©Nido Huebl/Shutterstock Half Dome Trail Best for epic views
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Blog postThe world’s largest country beguiles and fascinates with its world-class art, epic landscapes and multifaceted society. You may also find that perseverance and a sense of humour will go a long way in enriching your first-time Russian travel experience. From the things you absolutely must do before you travel to the things we recommend that…
The post The dos and don'ts of visiting Russia for the first time appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postIt’s easy to lose 48 hours in Portugal’s dashing, duel-hilled, sun-drenched second city. Sliced by the slow saunter of the Duruo river and ribboned together by the rails of its sunflower-yellow trams, you could spend a lifetime sighing at its breathless beauty, in awe of its curves and cobblestones and its clinquant Klimt-esque sunsets. Best…
The post Post-lockdown liaisons: A weekend in Porto is the break you have been pining for appeared first on Lonely Planet Articles.
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Blog postYellowstone National Park is the United States’ second most popular national park, with more than four million visitors a year – up a whopping 35 percent over the last decade alone.
Squeezed between record demand and a multi-billion dollar budget backlog, the National Park Service is facing some tough questions over Yellowstone’s sustainability. Some are even muttering if visitation continues to skyrocket, a daily cap on vehicles entering the park might one day be necessary.
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Blog postClassy, cultural Bath in southwest England is famous for its exquisite architecture and Bridgerton backdrops. While the Roman Baths and Georgian Royal Crescent are must-see sights, there’s also a cool, contemporary city to explore. True, the city can be expensive. But avoiding peak times brings accommodation prices down. Add superb shops, arts and music venues…
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Blog postUtah is made for hikers. Strike out into its big wilderness, and you’ll be floored by its landscapes: red-rock mesas thrusting above mighty rivers, vertiginous treks teetering along knife-edge ridges, and tracks leading ever deeper into skinny slot canyons that elemental forces have carved out since dinosaurs roamed the earth.
These expeditions into Utah's wild and rugged backcountry give the best outdoor experience the state has to offer.
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