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Switzerland
The fact that Switzerland turned out to be far more interesting, a good deal more lived-in and not half as expensive as its reputation would have everyone believe, just goes to prove the maxim about taking nothing for granted.
By Matthew Teller
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Buenos Aires
It was past midnight on a Saturday night in Buenos Aires as I made my way through the quiet neighborhood of Almagro to catch a dose of Argentinian theater.
By Anja Mutic
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Durban and the Zulu Coast
The first thing that hits you when arriving in Durban from other, more temperate cities in South Africa is the humidity: hot, wet and sticky. But the weather isn’t the only thing that sets Durban apart.
By Tom Pryor
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Disney World
Max, our eight-year-old son, having become enamored of geography and foreign culture—from his third-grade class—was ready to see the world. But, being eight years old, he wanted it to have rides.
By Jeff Tamarkin
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Casamance
The Casamance region is a dominated by its river, stretching from the capital Ziguinchor to the sea. The low-lying region is cut with waterways, lagoons and creeks and is green with mangroves and palm forests.
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Dia de las Muertas
Mexico’s “Day of the Dead” is a vibrant fusion of European Christianity and pre-Colombian ritual that’s become one of the most iconic festivals in all of the Americas. The holiday is much more than just a South of the Border variant of Halloween.
By Tom Pryor
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Konstanz, Germany
Within sight of the Swiss Alps, the southwestern German university town of Konstanz is the main cultural center on the Bodensee (Lake Constance), Europe’s second largest after Lake Geneva.
By Michael Stone
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