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Traveling Between Britain And Ireland By Ferry? New Passport Rules Start Sept. 28 (opens the original)
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Travelers taking ferries between the Republic of Ireland and Great Britain will face stricter identification requirements later this month, even though the underlying immigration rules between the two countries are not changing. Beginning Sept. 28, 2026, Irish Ferries and Stena Line will require passengers on several major Irish Sea routes to present valid passports at check-in. That creates an unusual situation for British and Irish citizens, who can normally travel between the two countries wi
Pokémon’s Poké Ball Hotel Is Coming To Hokkaido This September (opens the original)
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Pokémon fans looking for an unusual place to sleep in Japan will soon have a chance to spend the night inside one of the franchise's most recognizable objects. Pokémon Sleep and Japanese hospitality company NOT A HOTEL are bringing a Poké Ball-shaped hotel to Hokkaido in September 2026, turning the familiar red-and-white sphere into an overnight accommodation. Unlike a conventional themed hotel, however, the project will not open for regular reservations. Access will come through a special campa
Robb Report Names The World’s 50 Greatest Luxury Hotels For 2026 (opens the original)
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A 29-room retreat in Nepal's remote Kali Gandaki River Valley has taken the top spot on Robb Report's 2026 list of the world's greatest luxury hotels, which ranked the top 10 individually and grouped the remaining 40 by region. Shinta Mani Mustang earned the top spot less than three years after opening on August 13, 2023, in Nepal's Mustang district. Set on a hillside above Jomsom, the hotel sits in one of Nepal's most sparsely populated Himalayan regions. Locally sourced stone, slate, and wood
A First-Timer’s Amalfi Coast Route That Balances History, Wine, Boats, And Lemons (opens the original)
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After more than a decade living in Italy, I had become almost annoyingly aware of my own travel gaps. I had visited all but one of the country's regions, returned to certain cities more times than I can count, and built an Italy map that makes people assume I must have seen the Amalfi Coast by now. Somehow, I had managed to miss the most famous stretch of coastline in the country. That made my first visit feel slightly overdue, but also oddly freeing. I was arriving as someone who lives here, tr
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