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The U.S. Is No Longer The World’s 2nd Favorite Destination: European Country Takes Over Again

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24
Apr

Share The Article Well, the results are in, and it looks like last year’s shake-up in global tourism was no accident. For the second consecutive year, Spain has officially secured its position as the world’s second most visited country, confirming its powerhouse status. According to the latest figures attributed to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) […]

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30 Minutes From London! Discover Fascinating Ruins & Cheaper Stays In This Underrated U.K. City

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23
Apr

Share The Article Oh, London. It seems like a half-day journey taking a bus into the city, yet you can escape to an unheard-of gem in just half an hour. Make it make sense! The big city life isn’t for everyone. In fact, it’s safe to say most tourists don’t traverse London properly anyway. If […]

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London For Less: Top Tips & Tricks For An Affordable Trip

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22
Apr

Share The Article London has this magical ability to make you feel like you’re walking through a movie set—one minute you’re passing a palace, the next you’re in a cozy pub that’s older than your country. It’s vibrant, chaotic, beautiful… and yeah, a little pricey. But here’s the thing: London can be done on a […]

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New Airport! Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Stunning 500-Year-Old Mexican City

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21
Apr

Share The Article Japan may be able to 3-D print a brand new train station at the drop of a hat, but Mexico is a little behind the times. As such, a new airport is more than worthy of celebrating. It’s not every day that travelers have a new destination to travel to, especially one […]

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Scenic Shores & Affordable Stays: This Seaside City Is The U.K.’s New Vacation Hotspot

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20
Apr

Share The Article As iconic and exhilarating as London may be, there’s no doubt it’s pricey. In fact, I was going through my travel receipts as one does last-minute on Tax Day and totally forgot I paid over $100 per ticket for a classic, bright red double-decker bus ride…in the rain. Whomp, whomp, whomp. And […]

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