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Paul Rubio’s quest to discover the world has led him to 133 countries and counting. A Harvard graduate with a Master of Public Administration and a Master of Economics, Paul traded in left-brained austerity for right-brained creativity in 2008, embracing his passion for travel writing full-time. Since then, he’s won 28 national awards for his writing and photography. Paul is an active member of The Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) and the North American Travel Journalist Association (N…

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Wilderness Safaris DumaTau - Safari Camp Review | Condé Nast Traveler

Wilderness Safaris DumaTau - Safari Camp Review | Condé Nast Traveler

Following an 18-month closure, this famed waterfront safari camp in northern Botswana returned in April 2021 …

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You Can Search Flights by Loyalty Points With This New Travel Site

You Can Search Flights by Loyalty Points With This New Travel Site

Redeeming points and miles can be confusing. Point.me simplifies the process to make sure you're getting the …

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Chase Sapphire Lounges Are Coming Soon to an Airport Near You

Chase Sapphire Lounges Are Coming Soon to an Airport Near You

From opening dates, locations, and cardholder accessibility, here's what we know about the upcoming Chase air…

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What You Need to Know About Credit Card Travel Insurance

What You Need to Know About Credit Card Travel Insurance

Whether your flight was delayed or your trip was derailed by COVID, you could recoup some of your costs with …

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Little Palm Island Resort & Spa - Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler

Little Palm Island Resort & Spa - Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler

Debuting a fresh take on tropical chic, the adults-only, private island oasis of Little Palm Island is redefi…

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15 Pet-Friendly Hotels That Both Dogs and Humans Will Love

15 Pet-Friendly Hotels That Both Dogs and Humans Will Love

There's a growing number of upscale hotels where furry friends are welcomed as family members and treated lik…

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10 Best Restaurants in Key West, From Casa Marina to Upper Duval

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Unlike other beach town dining scenes that chase trends, the best restaurants in Key West stay true to the city's roots—relying on timeless appeal and what they do best: Serving up seasonal seafood, Cuban and Caribbean-inflected cuisine, and a not-so-subtle obsession with all things Key lime. Sure, the culinary landscape has become more inventive in recent years, but it’s still less eclectic than what you’ll find further up the Florida coast or along the Eastern Seaboard.
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The Best Beaches in Miami, From Nature Reserves to Sceney Beach Clubs

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| Condé Nast Traveler Verified
Miami has always known how to turn a day at the beach into a scene. This rings especially true along the sandy patches belonging to Miami Beach’s top hotels, which have been upping the stakes with cushy amenities and experiences designed to warrant hefty membership fees for locals—and generate enough revenue to keep their beach clubs at the top of their game. The good news for travelers?
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The Best Beaches in Miami, From Nature Reserves to Sceney Beach Clubs

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| Yahoo Life Verified
Beautiful people, flashy cars, skimpy bathing suits, Art Deco architecture: It’s all here. South Beach’s most recognizable public stretch fronts Lummus Park between roughly fifth and 14th streets, where models, musclemen, volleyball players, colorful lifeguard stands, and Ocean Drive’s neon-trimmed architecture supply the Miami fantasy. Locals tend to migrate south of the hoopla below Fifth Street.
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