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Experiencing the Canadian side of Lake Huron gives travellers the opportunity to delve into local culture, see unusual landscapes and adventure outdoors along the lake’s diverse shoreline.
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Only accessible for a few months each year, these trails offer unrivaled volcanic and geographic sights.
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After years of government instability and censorship, Nepal’s Gen Z led an uprising that not only dissolved a corrupt parliament but also paved the way for political reconstruction.
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To help protect the environment and local communities, travelers can make small changes to reduce the waste that tourism leaves behind.
Read MoreUnderstanding The Tensions Between the U.S. and Venezuela
U.S. warships head toward Venezuela amid increased tensions, but what’s truly behind the feud between Washington and Caracas?
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Beyond the visual similarities to the iconic Studio Ghibli film, Jiufen also boasts stunning architecture, nature and history.
Read MoreThe Global Story of Braids and Identity
Across continents and centuries, braids have been more than hairstyles; they’ve served as symbols of identity, resistance, status and survival, carrying the stories of entire cultures within them.
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As South Korean women suffer under the inequality facilitated by traditional gender stereotypes, many call for change through feminist movements and passionate demands for political reform.
Read MoreTourism Surges in El Salvador
El Salvador is rewriting its rocky past to rebrand as a popular tourist destination.
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Facts and information behind modern elections face an escalating threat in the digital age.
Read MoreThe Colorful Culture of Mexican Folk Arts
For thousands of years, unique folk art has held a significant place in Mexican culture, defining not only the country’s complex history but also its proud national identity.
Read MoreCopenhagen Helps Travelers Make Positive Impact
CopenPay is a traveler rewards program designed to encourage sustainability to reduce the environmental impact of tourism in Denmark's capital.
Read More7 Interesting Animals You Can Find in the Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon Rainforest is a place of environmental diversity and hidden danger, where rare species face growing threats that make their protection critical for both biodiversity and the planet’s future.
Read More7 Sustainable Clothing Brands for the Ethical Shopper
Meet the brands proving that looking good and doing good can go hand in hand.
Read MoreThe Searching Mothers of Mexico: Fighting for the Disappeared
Mothers in Mexico search for their missing children with little to no help from authorities, risking their lives against the oppressors: cartels.
Read MoreThe History Behind Japan’s Women-only Trains
With the need to address transit safety and security, these pink-labeled train cars are Japan’s solution.
Read MoreFamine and Water Shortage Amid Yemen Crisis
Magnifying crises already facing the country, political struggles between Houthi rebels and foreign countries, including Israel, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, contribute to Yemen’s rapid devastation.
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