Travel Articles (Page 1069/1991)
Twenty-one amazing facts about the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC
With a total of 19 museums and the National Zoo under its umbrella, the Smithsonian Institution is the world’s largest…
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When to expect ‘peak bloom’
Washington, D.C.’s famous cherry blossoms draw over a million visitors to the city each year, as pink and white blooms…
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Photographer’s Madeira images show why he declares it an island ‘so stunning it doesn’t look real’
‘Every piece of this island is so stunning, that sometimes we can’t believe it’s real.’ So says photographer Karol Kru,…
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New discovery in Great Pyramid of Giza: A 30-foot hidden corridor
The discovery of a once-hidden, sealed-off corridor inside of one of Egypt’s Pyramids of Giza was revealed to the public…
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New indigenous statue found in dry lake bed
Researchers have unearthed a new 5-foot-tall moai statue created by Indigenous Rapa Nui people on Easter Island. Volunteers from three…
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Kurt Geiger joins campaign to scrap Britain’s hated ‘tourist tax’
Kurt Geiger joins campaign to scrap Britain’s hated ‘tourist tax’ as boss of Europe’s largest luxury shoe firm says it’s…
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Social media user says travelers should ‘blast’ AC on passengers who recline seat too far back
A social media user has ignited another fierce airplane etiquette debate after he suggested travelers should ‘blast’ the air conditioner…
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