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Top 5 / North America
Jan 2, 2017Top 5: Toronto in January
Canadian winters can be brutal, typically seeing sub-zero temperatures and high-wind chills. Weather aside, Toronto in January can be the ultimate time to visit for snow lovers and cold-weather fun.
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Top 5: Things to See and Do in Guadeloupe
The French Island of Guadeloupe offers some of the most striking natural beauty in the Caribbean’s Lesser Antilles with white-sand beaches, volcanic reliefs, rolling hills, towering mountains and lush jungles. While the island offers numerous experiences and destinations, we gathered the top five things to do and see.
Top 5 / North America
Dec 19, 2016Top 5: New Jersey Wineries
New Jersey is home to more than 30 wineries and vineyards. Many offer tours and tasting room hours, with seasonal events and festivals throughout the year. Check out these wineries on your next trip to the Garden State.
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Under $100 / North America
Dec 18, 2016Under $100: San Francisco, Calif.
If you’re traveling to San Francisco, Calif., you already have a bucket-list of activities you want to check off, from crossing the Golden Gate Bridge, visiting Alcatraz, Chinatown or the Fisherman’s Wharf, to driving down Lombard Street or picking up some samples of Ghirardelli Chocolate. There are a lot of activities the Bay Area offers. The iconic city attractions lure nearly 17 million visitors to the city each year, but that doesn’t mean the activities are just for tourists — even the most jaded locales never tire of admiring the landmarks or dining at top-notch restaurants, artisanal coffee shops or sidewalk cafés.