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Back in June, it was reported that historic flooding had caused devastation to the infrastructure in Yellowstone National Park. Later that month, the park announced a new visitor access plan, with the south loop reopening on June…

OK, we agree, a white Christmas can be beautiful, with all the colorful lights reflecting on the snow. However, for anyone who has had enough of the winter chill by that stage, there are a number of destinations where you can…

After more than two years of the pandemic, visitors are heading to Italy, visiting Rome, Venice and Milan. Who can blame them? Each has beautiful architecture, rich culture and gastronomy, but they also have too many visitors. For…

Anyone planning a visit to Spain is in luck, as travelers can take advantage of a new scheme to encourage people to travel by train. In fact, locals and visitors alike can get free train tickets to use within Spain up until the…

Europe is a remarkable continent to visit during the holidays, with some of the best Christmas markets, lights, decorations, and good cheer. On top of this, most of Europe has now dropped all those pesky pandemic restrictions,…

Like other Asian nations, Taiwan imposed strict border controls throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. However, from October 13, those controls are officially dropped. This means international travelers are once again welcome to visit.…

One of the most amazing views of New York City can be enjoyed from the crown of the Statue of Liberty. However, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the crown of the statue has been closed to the public for two and a half years. That…

It has been a long, hard, more than two years of the pandemic for Japan with its tough travel regulations. However, after gradually easing the restrictions, the country has finally dropped the last of its rules, hoping to attract…

The Municipality of Easter Island shared images on its Facebook page after a fire, caused by the nearby Rano Raraku volcano, damaged the Moai. The fire has razed more than 100 hectares, damaging the famous statues (Moai), created…

The tiny country of Bhutan is tucked away between India and China, up in the Himalayan Mountains. For many years the country isolated itself from the rest of the world and received no visitors. However, this changed in 1974 when…