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277 passengers on board one of the largest cruise ships in the world have been infected with the Norovirus. Royal Caribbeans Oasis of the Seas is returning to its home port in Canaveral, Florida one day early. The ship was supposed to be on a 7 night Caribbean cruise with stops in Haiti, Jamaica and …

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Supersonic travel is gearing up to make a comeback. It’s been over 15 years since the Concord flew its final flight in 2003. The cost of maintaining the planes, the limited routes they could fly along with low seat sales led to the demise of the Concord. Now, Boom Supersonic a Colorado based aviation company …

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Canada has been waiting a long time for cheaper flights and it looks as though 2019 will be the most affordable yet. Enerjet, an existing Canadian carrier will be re-branding as an ultra low cost carrier (ULCC) and will be launching before the end of 2019. They will be a direct competition for WestJets new …

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When I used to think of cruising, I imagined my grandmother and her friends shuffling on the ship in Tampa, getting ready for a big week of card playing and deck walking.  Mix that with claustrophobic cabins and dial-up like speeds of internet, and it just wasn’t an attractive vacation option for me. How things …

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We only had 48 hours to explore Tokyo, so picking a hotel with the ultimate location became our top priority. Shinjuku and Shibuya are the best areas to stay in Tokyo, so we narrowed our search using only those locations. Once we set filters for a high guest rating, affordability, and non-shoebox rooms, only a …

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The second busiest airport in the United Kingdom has been brought to a complete stand still. All flights have been grounded for the foreseeable future after a drone was spotted in the airspace. This wasn’t an isolated incident as there have been more than 50 reports to police since the drones were first spotted on the …

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I stumbled across this hidden gem of a hotel in a non-conventional way. I was doing research for an article about the cheapest 5-Star hotels in the world, and the Hotel Majapahit came up. I instantly fell in love with everything about it, from it’s rich history to it’s unique architecture, not to mention it’s …

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This weekends adventures have resulted in what we have predicted; the huge uncertainty of the area around us has vanished.    Friday, we hired a guide Jo (a Canadian ex-pat now living in the area) to take us to nearby Puerto Lopez.  Having a guide to show you this stuff right off the bat is …

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Through the shed of our material possessions, debt, and a permanent place to call ‘home’, something incredible is coming together.  As be both begin to see the world through a fresh lens we realize how sharing our journey can impact people in such a positive way.  Our calling is to share the world with you …

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Gifu. A prefecture in central Japan. Although it’s only a few hours from Tokyo on the train, Gifu is relatively untouched. A best kept secret if you will. After researching where to spend our time in Japan, Gifu stood out as a must-do. We have been craving something deeper in our travels. A real desire …

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