From world-class museums to trail-filled parks, fill your Toronto itinerary with these top places to visit
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British Passport renewal fees rise on 10th April 2025
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By The Travel Magazine | Nick Dalton | 3/22/2025 6:06 AM
Only a rope fence divides them but Utah's Park City ski area itself and Deer Valley are worlds apart.
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Chase the aurora borealis in Canada with our full guide, from prime viewing destinations to the top places to stay
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Travellers told NOT TO TRAVEL to Heathrow airport today (23.03.2025) amid ‘significant disruption’ after fire in Hayes causes power outage.
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From bluebell woods to neo-pagan festivals, these are the world's best places to celebrate springtime
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Customs, beliefs and nature combine in the land of dotoku. This lesser-visited region of Japan is a treasure trove for the culturally adventurous and curious-minded
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We might not make it to Mars in our lifetimes, but these destinations are the next best thing
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The European Commission has postponed the Entry-Exit System (EES), which means ETIAS has to be postponed too.
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Explore Queensland with travel writer Karen Edwards and local resident Sarah Thomson – both of whom have a lot to say about Australia's very own sunshine state
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By The Travel Magazine | Rupert Parker | 3/19/2025 3:37 AM
The lush green hills of the Western Ghats meet the Arabian Sea in over 300kms of Karnataka's unbroken coastline.
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With a mix of natural and man-made beauty, the views from these spots are bound to fill up your camera roll
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Whether you want to spot grizzly bears, hike in the Rockies or soak in hot springs surrounded by snow, there's no bad time to visit Canada
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Other countries in Southeast Asia might hog the limelight when it comes to beaches, but there are some undiscovered hidden gems across Vietnam
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From the limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay to the Imperial Purple City of Hue, these sites mix natural beauty with the country's long and rich history
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Our latest podcast on Travel Talk Radio is now available on Spotify or wherever you find your podcast. Episode 5.
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More than half a million people descend on Dublin for the big day, but there are other smaller cities and towns that go just as big for the occasion
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Masala Zone offers colourful decor, equally colourful food with plenty of flavour and a great vibe.
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Virgin parnters with Joby Aviation to launch an air taxi service in the UK and US.
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PocketSquare in London's Whitechapel, offers intimacy, a wrap round terrace with views over the skyscrapers of East London, great cocktails and snacks.
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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for April 30, 2025 is:
insouciance \in-SOO-see-unss\ noun
Insouciance is a formal word that refers to a feeling of carefree unconcern. It can also be understood as a word for the relaxed and calm state of a person who is not worried about anything.
// The young actor charmed interviewers with his easy smile and devil-may-care insouciance.
“Gladiator II is OK when Denzel’s off-screen, but sensational when he’s on it. ... What makes the performance great is its insouciance; it’s both precise and feather-light. And it’s what a great actor can do when he’s set free to have fun, to laugh at himself a little bit. ... Denzel’s Macrinus is gravitas and comic relief in one package.” — Stephanie Zacharek, Time, 22 Nov. 2024
Did you know?
If you were alive and of whistling age in the late 1980s or early 1990s, chances are you whistled (and snapped your fingers, and tapped your toes) to a little ditty called “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” by Bobby McFerrin, an a cappella reggae-jazz-pop tune that took the charts by surprise and by storm. An ode to cheerful insouciance if ever there was one, its lyrics are entirely concerned with being entirely unconcerned, remaining trouble-free in the face of life’s various stressors and calamities. Such carefree nonchalance is at the heart of insouciance, which arrived in English (along with the adjective insouciant), from French, in the 1800s. The French word comes from a combining of the negative prefix in- with the verb soucier, meaning “to trouble or disturb.” The easiness and breeziness of insouciance isn’t always considered beautiful, however. Insouciance may also be used when someone’s lack of concern for serious matters is seen as more careless than carefree.