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During my old corporate job I lived in a Marriott long enough to be invited to the staff Christmas party. I suspect that says more about my travel schedule back then than about my charm, but the habit stuck. These days Jess and I still book a lot of hotels, enough that I hold Marriott…

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I’ve been shooting travel photography professionally since 2010, and in that time I’ve bought into the tablet-as-editing-machine idea twice. Both times I ended up back at my desktop. Things have moved on a lot since then, and the tablets in this guide are far better machines than either of mine were, but my position hasn’t…

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You’ve found the tour you want. The problem is that it’s on GetYourGuide at one price, it’s on Viator at a slightly different price, and the operator’s own website has a third number that may or may not include the same things. You’ve got three tabs open, and you’re wondering whether the cheap one is…

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I’ve been a full-time travel blogger since 2010, and for years a Kindle came with me on our tris. I had the original model, and later upgraded to one with a built-in light so I could read in the dark. Then, once phone screens got big enough, I stopped packing it, and these days I…

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I’ve been a working travel photographer for more than fifteen years, and I still come home from every trip with a memory card holding two or three thousand frames. Taking photos is the easy part. The bit where most people get stuck is what to actually do with them once you’re home, sitting on a…

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