Intrepid Travel’s active adventures are the perfect way to experience Europe’s epic hiking trails and intriguing corners
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Intrepid Travel’s small group adventures offer authentic experiences while supporting local communities and conservation across Europe and beyond
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Create new stories in Europe’s off-the-beaten-track landscapes as you connect with local communities and interesting fellow explorers on Intrepid Travel’s immersive small group adventures
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5 family experiences to enjoy in London this Easter
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By The Travel Magazine | Alex Hoban | 3/16/2026 8:28 AM
Sydney Harbour has always been a stage for unforgettable arrivals and Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel is one of them.
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Casa Tua Italian Restaurant offers a delightful dining experience near King's Cross with genuine Italian flavours and ambiance.
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Chartering a Superyacht offers unparalleled freedom and luxury, redefining your travel with personal itineraries and exquisite service.
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Beavers are making a comeback across the UK after 400 years of absence; here are some places to see them in their natural habitat.
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Depending on your age, health and destination, finding travel insurance isn’t always easy. Rebecca Goodman looks at what it means for those who fall in the cracks
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Dressed in emerald-green outfits and clutching pints of Guinness, Graihagh Jackson and the rest of the Wanderlust team explore some of the more unusual places to celebrate Ireland’s patron saint.
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TV presenter and Wanderlust contributing editor Sophie Morgan on why travel and sustainability shouldn’t be mutually exclusive concepts for disabled travellers
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Allow up to 10 days for a leisurely road trip around Cyprus.
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By The Travel Magazine | We Road | 3/11/2026 5:35 AM
Planning a break? Check out the best destinations for a digital detox.
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Japan's onsen ryokan offers a chance to soak in hot spring waters and experience traditional omotenashi hospitality at its finest; however, as visitors will discover, they increasingly come in all shapes and sizes
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Music-loving travellers flock to New Orleans and Nashville, but this unassuming pocket of North Alabama is the real “Hit Recording Capital of the World”. As a new documentary shines a light on the state's musical legacy, our North America Editor reports from the region.
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The Cyclades consist of over 200 islands. How do you decide which one to go to? Sharron Livingston looks at six of the most popular ones.
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Claude Monet revolutionised the art world and played a central role in the development of the Impressionist movement; 100 years since his passing, France celebrates his life and work.
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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for March 20, 2026 is:
eureka \yoo-REE-kuh\ adjective
As an interjection, eureka is used to express excitement when a discovery has been made. When used as an adjective, eureka describes something (typically a moment) that is characterized by a usually sudden triumphant discovery.
// After years of trying to piece together a concrete business idea, I had a eureka moment and everything made sense.
“Back in 2020, Trautmann and fellow college student Max Steitz were lamenting the unrelenting loss of Louisiana wetlands, while sharing a bottle of wine. It was a eureka moment, as Trautmann and Steitz realized that by crushing wine bottles and other disposable glass into sand, they could relieve pressure on landfills and simultaneously help fend off coastal erosion.” — Doug MacCash, nola.com (New Orleans, Louisiana), 5 Dec. 2025
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When people exclaim “Eureka!” they are harking back to a legendary event in the life of the Greek mathematician and inventor Archimedes. While wrestling with the problem of how to determine the purity of gold, he had the sudden realization that the buoyancy of an object placed in water is equal in magnitude to the weight of the water the object displaces. According to one popular version of the legend, he made his discovery at a public bathhouse, whereupon he leapt out of his bath, exclaiming in Greek “Heurēka! Heurēka!” (“I have found it!”), and ran home naked through the streets. The absence of a contemporary source for this anecdote has done nothing to diminish its popularity over the centuries. The English word eureka, which of course hails from heurēka, has also retained its popularity; its use as an interjection dates to the early 17th century, and it gained a brand-new use in the early 20th century as an adjective describing moments of discovery or epiphany.