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Apr 15, 2024How to Make Your Visit to the Grand Canyon Greener
If you’re aiming to make your overall travel a little greener in the future, and you’re also traveling to the Grand Canyon soon, you’ll want to pick your transportation and lodging options carefully. Two offerings from Xanterra can help.
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From the windy tip of Malin Head in County Donegal to the colorful harbor town of Kinsale in County Cork, Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way amazes at every turn. Feel the blast of fresh sea air with a lighthouse walk. Get up close to history, grab a fireside seat at a traditional music session, experience the world-famous Irish hospitality and explore some of Ireland's most exhilarating coastal scenery. It is a place that inspired dreamers and travelers, poets and painters with a landscape filled with stone walls, thatched cottages, deserted beaches and breathtaking views. Charming towns and villages, 1,500 miles of soaring cliffs, incredible landscapes and unique experiences await.
Destinations / Europe
Apr 15, 2024Get the Royal Treatment at Hohenschwangau Castle, Germany
Don’t miss out on touring Hohenschwangau Castle during your next trip to Bavaria.
Destinations / North America
Apr 15, 2024Embark on the Ultimate Summer Getaway in the Catskills with Antrim Streamside
Situated about two hours from New York City, Antrim Streamside, a boutique resort in The Catskills, recently debuted its newest offer, Go Streamside — perfect for a lively summer getaway away from the hustle and bustle of New York City.
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Destinations / Europe
Apr 12, 2024How to Explore Neuschwanstein Castle
Most people know Neuschwanstein Castle as Walt Disney’s inspiration for both Cinderella’s and Sleeping Beauty’s castles, but it is also filled with history and stories from German royalty. In 1868, King Ludwig II began construction of the medieval-style castle to live in. Sadly, it wasn’t finished before he died, so the king never got to see the finished product. Today, the castle is privately owned, but travelers can still explore it on a guided audio tour.
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