25 Stunning Photos of the Most Colorful Places on Earth
Natural pink lakes, rainbow mountains and vibrantly-colored towns — Earth is home to a striking kaleidoscope of colors. Certain beguiling corners make for visually bold journeys. For curious wanderers and photographers chasing landscapes of rainbow hues and jewel tones, from The Discoverer Blog, enjoy these 25 wildly colorful destinations around the world.
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It’s the Summer of Road Trips. Here’s How To Do It Right. With pandemic-related travel restrictions still in place around the world, you may be wondering how to salvage your summer vacation. How about a road trip? This article from National Geographic offers road trip tips, travel-themed playlists to fuel the ride, and places where you can support minority-owned businesses along the way
Six Food Writers Pick Their Go-to Gourmet Destinations If gastronomy is top of your list when it comes to choosing your next holiday, the experts can help. From Food and Travel Magazine, six food writers select the destinations that they get hungry just thinking about.
Take a Hike! Wherever you might be, quickly find the perfect hike, bike ride, or trail run by length, rating, and difficulty level. With over 100,000 detailed trail maps, AllTrails has lots of options for enjoying the great outdoors around the world. Available for iPhone and Android, you can download this free app here.
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can use it any time they travel (or even close to home) because there is no expiry date. Whether they choose a helicopter flight over Niagara Falls, a jungle safari in Nepal, or a tour of Bath and Stonehenge, you're guaranteed to be the person who gave the best gift ever!
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When Can I Travel Again? How Different Countries Are Preparing for the Return of Tourism Countries and regions around the world who have claimed success in managing the coronavirus are taking concrete steps to reopen hotels and
hospitality facilities and establish safe travel zones. Our ability to travel for leisure over the next few months will be impacted by each government's public health advice, trace and test capabilities, border protocols, and social distancing laws. From Lonely Planet, here's a look at how tourism may resume this year
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