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4 Vietnamese Restaurant Rules American Tourists Break Within The First 10 Minutes - Islands (opens the original)
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There's nothing more stimulating than diving headfirst into a new culture, and what better way to do so than by sampling the local cuisine? Food is a window into a country's culture. And if you're a hungry explorer — literally and figuratively — you'll find opportunities to try it everywhere, from food tours to influencer-recommended restaurants and street food markets. But eating like a local takes more than curiosity, as it also means adapting to the unspoken rules of ritual and etiquette, som
8 Picturesque Villages And Quaint Towns In England's Lake District - Islands (opens the original)
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The accolades of the Lake District run as deep as its deepest lake. Nestled in Cumbria, in England's north-west, this national park was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017 and is England's largest, spanning 912 square miles of valleys, fells (hills), and mountains — including Scafell Pike, the country's highest peak. Its lakes live up to the name, too: Wast Water is England's deepest, and Windermere its longest, with a slew of tarns and rivers punctuating the landscape. This tapest
The Baby Boomer Travel Habit That 75% Of Millennials And Gen-Z Have Picked Up - Islands (opens the original)
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In the ever-evolving narrative of the generational divide, baby boomers — people born between 1946 and 1964 — have long had their travel habits turned into fodder for younger generations, given their tendency to overprepare or overpack. One example: the boomer attitude of showing up hours early at the airport for their flights. This early-bird boomer habit didn't happen overnight. As far back as 2016, an AARP Travel study (per PR Newswire) already found boomers arriving at least a couple of hour
Rick Steves Warns Tourists To Avoid This Supermarket Etiquette Mistake While In Europe - AOL (opens the original)
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Shopping the aisles of a European supermarket is a thrilling experience for curious travelers, offering a glimpse into the daily lives of the locals. They are also unexpected spots to buy the best travel gifts, beating out expensive souvenir shops. But before diving into the novelty of European grocery shopping, Rick Steves — our travel expert who has the inside knowledge on all things Europe — offers one useful piece of advice in his blog: "Bring your own shopping bag, use your empty daybag, or
Goodbye Beijing, So Long Shanghai: The 'Jade Capital Of China' Is The New Hotspot For Tourism - AOL (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Mention a trip to China, and you're bound to be asked the "Beijing or Shanghai?" question. And it's a fair one to ask, given that these two major cities — along with Tianjin, Chongqing, and Guangzhou — occupy the top tier of China's tier city system — a country-wide ranking of each city's strengths in terms of GDP, politics, and population. Now here's the plot twist: The unlikely city of Jieyang, located in Guangdong Province in southeast
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