New York Itinerary: What to Do and See in 4 Days in NYC
When my friends visit New York City, they want to see it all. They have laundry lists of places to visit, things to do, restaurants to eat and bars to...
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How to Spend a Few Days in Singapore (On a Budget)
The thriving city-state of Singapore feels like a world apart from many other places in Southeast Asia. It’s highly developed, spotlessly clean, and meticulously planned and architected — a far...
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Paris’s first digital art museum: all lit up at Atelier des Lumières
It’s 11.30am on a sunny Tuesday and I’m in rue Saint-Maur, in Paris’s 11th arrondissement, queuing to collect pre-booked tickets for the noon showing at L’Atelier des Lumières – Paris’s...
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10 of the best independent record shops in Paris
Paris has a vibrant secondhand record scene, with stores all over the city stocking rare vinyl of everything from Ghanaian Highlife to calypso, classic chansons françaises – Edith Piaf, Charles...
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What Happens When a Travel Provider Like Thomas Cook Shuts Down?
By now, you’ve undoubtedly heard that Thomas Cook Group, the British travel operator—which encapsulates retail travel agencies, wholesale tour packagers, and even airlines—has shuttered under bankruptcy. This is the largest...
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New Rules for Service Animals on Planes Are (Finally) Taking Shape
The Department of Transportation announced this summer that it will issue new guidelines governing service animals on planes. The agency published a list of enforcement priorities, which offer insight into...
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Here’s When Fall Foliage Colors Are Predicted to Peak in Your State
Autumn is many travelers’ favorite season of the year. Moderate temperatures, fun seasonal activities, pumpkin-flavored everything, and, of course, the foliage that makes fall a great season for road trips...
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Ground Control calling: the new Paris arts and food hub
A tiny sign above an anonymous-looking doorway marks the entrance to Ground Control. So it comes as something of shock after climbing a steep flight of steps to emerge onto...
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Naked attraction: art and tragic tales in Modigliani’s Paris
Poor Amedeo Modigliani, what a tough life he led. I’m thinking this as I climb the steps to his last studio in Montparnasse. It’s a classic artist’s garret with peeling...
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10 of the best clubs in Paris – chosen by the experts
Nuits Fauves Nuits Fauves opened in June 2016 beneath the Wanderlust as a “warehouse solution” for central Paris. Photograph: Rubens Ben/Nuits Fauves The walls are covered with graphic posters...
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