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5 things you didn’t know you could do in Seattle
Jessica Valentine

Seattle. Known for its Space Needle, grunge music, old markets and wet weather. Here are 5 fun things you must do during a visit to Seattle.

The scenic route from Chile to Argentina
Sally Watson

If you are looking to travel from Chile to Argentina, a scenic and unique experience is to go by road. From Santiago, Argentina’s wine region of Mendoza is a full day’s bus journey away. Yet there is little chance you will get bored on this drive, with spectacular views around every twist and turn.

America’s secret foodie city
Erin Van Der Meer

What are the best US cities for foodies? New York to try some of the world’s top restaurants, LA for crazy-healthy cuisine or New Orleans for southern style?

The Hidden Gem of the Grand Canyon: Horseshoe Bend
Jess Valentine

After it being near the top of our USA bucket list for years, we finally got to experience how grand the Grand Canyon really is. After our visit many people asked us, “Which rim of the Grand Canyon is best?”

Santiago Stopover: Views, architecture, food and wine
Sally Watson

When I was working in travel, a lot of clients planning a visit to South America would ask if Santiago in Chile was worth spending a few days. As I discovered, the city is surprisingly cosmopolitan, friendly and artistic. If you like food and wine, architecture, great views and a bit of quirkiness, you’re going to love a Santiago stopover.

How to enjoy New York City on crutches
Mike Campbell

My wife, Inga and I were fortunate to do a road trip from Austin, Texas to NYC back in June/July 2009. We capped off the trip with nine beautiful, sunny summer days in the Big Apple.

Secret places to take postcard-perfect photos in Cuba
Erin Van Der Meer

Cuba is hands-down the most fascinating place I’ve ever visited – photographically speaking, too. On my first day in Havana my camera might as well have been surgically attached to my hands; I just couldn’t stop snapping. Oh, look at that cool vintage car! Click. Ooh, an abandoned theatre! Click, click, click.

The ‘Europe’ of South America: Bariloche, Argentina
Sally Watson

Arriving into Bariloche, Argentina, you could be mistaken for thinking that you’re flying into a European alpine destination. The region’s landscape is very similar to the EU, dense with cypress trees, mountains, lakes and quaint villages. I felt I had been transported from South America direct to Western Europe!

Want one of Mexico’s most beautiful spots all to yourself? Find out how!
Erin Van Der Meer

I’m your average modern day traveller. In other words, I live by the motto ‘photo or it didn’t happen’.  I upload my best shots to Instagram, I own a selfie stick (please reserve any judgement until you’ve travelled solo) and I always research my next destination on Google Images.

How Tulum charmed the pants off me in just 24 hours
Emma Chow

Tulum, Mexico is one of my favourite places in the world. The water is the bluest blue, it’s rich in Mayan culture - but the best thing about Tulum is its people.

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