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Paris-based travel writer, author of 3 books & award-winning blog on romantic Paris. New Book on Pandemic Paris: "There's Only One Paris" amzn.to/3eAaSAA

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Beyond Machu Picchu: Peru’s Best Outdoor Adventures

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By Lily Heise Verified
| TravelAge West Verified
Hiking to Machu Picchu is the most popular outdoor pursuit in Peru, but the country offers a surprisingly diverse range of exhilarating adventures. The third-largest country in South America, Peru woos thrill-seekers with its lush Amazonian forest, extensive windswept coastline, dramatic mountains and pristine rivers and lakes. From surfing or paragliding in Lima to whitewater rafting through the rainforest, here are the top adrenaline-filled activities in Peru.
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Do You Tip in France? Sometimes—Here’s When and How Much to Give

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By Lily Heise Verified
| AFAR Verified
You’ve just finished lunch at a charming French bistro and received the bill. Your hand hovers over your wallet... should you leave a tip in France? If you want to, but it’s not expected. According to the unspoken rules of French tipping culture, gratuity is not a given for wait staff inrestaurants, taxis, and hotels because service fees are already included in your final bill; all employees are paid a living wage by employers and do not rely on tips for their livelihoods.
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Places Where You Can Still See Evidence of the Nazi Occupation of Paris

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By Lily Heise Verified
| Flipboard
3 hours ago The misguided temptation to exaggerate poverty How much does an American family of four need to earn to avoid poverty? According to the Census Bureau, $32,130. But what if it were really $140,000? Late last month, the investor and Substack writer Michael Green advanced this attention-grabbing claim, …
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