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Freelance writer and editor with expertise in cheap travel, food, health, and outdoor adventure. Published on VICE, Travel + Leisure, BuzzFeed, Outside, and Bustle, and hired by book publishers, magazines, and nonprofits as a copy editor and managing editor. EvieCarrick.com

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Este tren de lujo recorre el “Cerro de los Siete Colores”, paisajes declarados Patrimonio de la UNESCO y pueblos históricos

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Cerro de los siete colores en Argentina. iStock/Christian Peters Como muchas de las mejores cosas, el nuevo Tren Solar de la Quebrada en el norte de Argentina es una saludable mezcla de lo antiguo y lo moderno. Revive un corredor ancestral a través de pueblos indígenas, pero lo hace con estilo: un elegante tren de lujo con laterales de vidrio que funciona con energía solar.
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The Average Passport Offers Visa-free Access to 108 Destinations—Here’s How the U.S. Compares Original

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In the last 20 years, global mobility has almost doubled. Today, the average passport offers visa free access to 108 destinations, up from just 58 countries in 2006, according to the annual Henley Passport Index. For travelers with a U.S. passport that number is even higher. Of the 195 countries in the world (including unique territories like Vatican City), Americans can visit 180 of them visa-free.
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This Luxury Train Travels Through the ‘Hill of Seven Colors,’ UNESCO-listed Landscapes, Historic Villages—and You Can Ride It for $53 Original

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Like many of the best things, northern Argentina’s new Quebrada Solar Train is a healthy mix of old and new. It revives an ancient corridor through Indigenous villages, but does so in style: a sleek, glass-sided luxury train that runs on solar power. The two-car zero-emissions train, which is the first solar train in Latin America, departs from the village of Volcán and cuts through Quebrada de Humahuaca, one of South America’s oldest cultural corridors.
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