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El Niño is returning â here's how it could affect your travel plans (opens the original)
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El Niño has officially arrived â at least according to Japan â and some forecasters are suggesting it could eventually develop into a rare âsuperâ event capable of dramatically altering weather patterns across much of the planet, from the safari plains of East Africa to the coral atolls of the Indian Ocean. For travellers, that could mean everything from a quieter Atlantic hurricane season to worsening wildfire smoke in Southeast Asia, stress on reefs in the Pacific and floods, landslid
The Best Ways to See Cappadociaâs Hot Air BalloonsâAnd What Mistakes Not to Make (opens the original)
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Each morning at the crack of dawn, in one of the great Instagram moments of our time, 165 enormous balloons begin to swell in Cappadocia's half-light, their burners briefly illuminating the valley floor. One rises, then another, then seemingly all of themâgreat striped bulbs of crimson, lemon yellow, and turquoise drifting between the fairy chimneys as the first sunlight catches the dusty pink folds of the landscape. It is an extraordinary sight, and while taking to the skies in a wicker baske
What You Can (and Canât) Take From a Hotel Room, According to Travel Experts (opens the original)
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Hotels want you to feel at home. They want you to slip into a robe, pad across plush carpet, and help yourself to the tea tray without a second thought. But the line between whatâs complimentary and whatâs supposed to stay in the hotel has become increasingly blurred. Industry insiders say the vast majority of guests are well-behaved. But the cumulative impact of small, everyday souvenirs multiplied across millions of stays costs hotels hundreds of millions of dollars globally each year. And
What You Can (and Can’t) Take From a Hotel Room, According to Travel Experts (opens the original)
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You’re meant to take the shampoo, but not the robe—and everything in between is where things get complicated. Hotel insiders break down the real rules of room loot.
Japan earthquake: is it safe to travel after the 7.1-magnitude Kumamoto quake and tsunami warning? (opens the original)
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Large swathes of Japan’s southern island of Kyushu ground to a halt on 28 July after a powerful earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture, bringing bullet trains to a standstill, closing the runway at Kumamoto Airport and sending more than 150,000 people to evacuation centres as tsunami sirens echoed along the coast. The preliminary magnitude-7.1 quake hit at around 4.28 pm local time, with the strongest shaking centred near the coastal city of Uto. Tremors rippled across the island and reached as f
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