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The best seasons to get outside and enjoy nature are swiftly approaching, and this year travelers have many wonderful options for hiking, outdoor adventures, nature retreats, and green-minded trips around the world.  Peru  Famous for its trek to Machu Picchu, Peru is brimming with incredible places for hiking lovers. If you’re not up for the [...]

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Traveling with friends and family can be fun, but solo travel can also create lasting memories and a unique sense of self trust and achievement. According to Expedia, bookings for solo trips are increasing around the globe. Expedia compared booking data from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31, 2025 with the same period from 2024 to [...]

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Experts are indicating travelers should get ahead of summer travel by booking now to find the best price as AI’s dynamic pricing affects deals. Travel expert Barry Choi told Global News that there are rarely last minute deals for travel anymore as AI factors in dynamic pricing. Dynamic pricing uses AI to predict consumer demand [...]

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With Global Entry on “pause,” and TSA PreCheck subject to suspension at any time, travelers are asking: “What can I do to avoid long lines at security and customs and immigration checkpoints?” If you are looking for alternatives, here are your best choices: CLEAR+ is a privately owned and operated company that provides members with [...]

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While cruising on Ponant’s Le Jacques Cartier, named after the French explorer who lived during the first half of the 16th century, it may come as no surprise that this is a very French ship. From dockside she looks sleek and distinguished, appearing more like a private yacht. Le Jacques Cartier has a length of [...]

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