Travel Advice
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From the mountains of Nepal to the beaches of Sri Lanka and the historic streets of Vietnam, these countries prove that memorable travel is possible on almost any budget. Here are five of the best budget-friendly destinations to consider for your next trip.
Travel For Education
Travel Ideas
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The first time I realized summertime was magic, I was 10 years old, spending the month of July in a cottage on Cape Cod with my family. The cottage was well-loved (read: smelling vaguely of mildew, with a sagging screened-in porch and sand embedded between the floorboards)..
We spent all day at the beach, took outdoor showers, and ate dinner on the back deck, which always included ears of corn from the farm stand and thick slices of tomato. Many evenings there were trips to get soft-serve ice cream and play miniature golf, where my siblings and I were allowed one mulligan per game. Twice during the month my father woke us up in the middle of the night—the first time to walk us down to the beach in our pajamas so we could gaze at the stars, the second time to gather us around the dining room table where he lit candles and we played midnight Uno. That summer and the handful that followed count as the most idyllic times of my life.
World Travel
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Since it was first developed as New York City’s own miniature seaside resort town in the 1800s, Coney Island has been the place for city dwellers and tourists to catch a breath of salty air and a few hours of kitschy entertainment. Today, the neighborhood is still the only place in the Big Apple where one can ride a roller coaster, and enjoy the art of the sideshow, which is still alive and well.
Cruise
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Coney Island is a magical place, and the beach is only the beginning. There’s the boardwalk, the Wonder Wheel, the aquarium, the ballpark, the margaritas served in plastic cups as tall as a preschooler—and some really good food, too. Yes, of course you should eat a Nathan’s hot dog. But there’s also great khachapuri, candy apples, cemitas, and so much more. Just make sure you wait half an hour before swimming so you don’t get a cramp, or else we’ll tell your mom..
Travel Talk
Travel News
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Dubai Airports' operations and flights are being ramped up now that United Arab Emirates airspace is fully clear, with capacity increasing in line with available routing, CEO Paul Griffiths said on Monday.
UAE's aviation authority said on Saturday that air traffic had returned to normal after precautionary measures introduced on February 28, at the start of the Iran war, were lifted.
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At least 17 flydubai flights scheduled for Friday between Dubai and Iranian cities including Tehran, Shiraz and Mashhad have been cancelled, the Dubai Airports website showed. A countrywide internet blackout was reported in Iran on Thursday and extended into Friday as authorities moved to curb expanding protests.
A flydubai spokesperson said that flights to Iran on Friday had been cancelled and that the airline "will continue to monitor the situation" and revise its flight schedule accordingly, without giving a reason for the disruption. In addition, Turkish media have said Turkish Airlines cancelled 17 flights, Turkey's Ajet cancelled six flights and budget carrier Pegasus Airlines cancelled flights to Iranian cities on Friday. At least two flights between Qatar's Doha and Tehran scheduled for Friday were also cancelled, Hamad International Airport website showed.
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