Africa
Destinations / Africa
Nov 10, 2019Under $100: Durban, South Africa
Durban might not be the largest city in South Africa, but it rivals Cape Town in terms of historical significance and global appeal.
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Feel at Home in Madrid
Feel at Home Five-star hotels that are havens of luxury and sophistication, urban hotels with swimming pools (The Madrid EDITION), hotels in palaces (Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá), boutique hotels, hotels that have rooftop bars with 360-degree views of the city (Hotel Montera Madrid, Curio Collection by Hilton), hotels with music (UMusic Hotel Madrid), hotels with private gardens (Rosewood Villa Magna) … these are just a few examples of the unique services hotels in Madrid offer. Wherever you choose to stay, you’ll feel at home right from the start and you’ll receive the warmest possible welcome.
Destinations / Africa
Sep 30, 2019Under $100: Accra, Ghana
Skip breakfast and get brunch at Burger and Relish restaurant in Accra. This trendy burger bar has great music and a menu that includes favorites such as avocado toast and stuffed French toast. The restaurant opens at noon almost every day so it's perfect for those skipping breakfast and going straight to brunch. Prices range $12–20.
Destinations / Africa
Sep 26, 2019Under $100: Cape Town
Cape Town serves as the legislative capital of South Africa. Located near Cape of Good Hope, there is plenty to do in the city on a budget.
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Taiwan Tourism Introduces New Waves of Wonder Identity
Waves of Wonder, the new brand slogan for Taiwan Tourism, captures the essence of seasonal travel across Taiwan. Travelers interested in visiting Taiwan can learn more through an animated short film and promotional song. As travel to Taiwan surges post-pandemic and Taipei Taoyuan International Airport expands operations, tourism in the country delivers a richer array of travel experiences as it innovates toward sustainability and digitization.
Destinations / Africa
Sep 10, 2019Under $100: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Dar es Salaam means “place of peace” in Arabic, but Tanzania’s largest city is a bustling metropolis rich with culture and incredible experiences. While not exactly cheap, a visit can certainly be affordable, and done for less than $100.