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  1. Traveling for a Cuddle, or More, at European Sex Parties

Since the connection-starved pandemic era, the tourism industry has embraced the sexual wellness trend. Now the international sex party scene is booming.
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CreditChuyin Wang 2. ### Singapore Shopping: 5 Places to Find Colorful Treasures
If you’re visiting the city-state, here’s where you can see some of the most vivid Peranakan designs, including decorative tiles, beaded shoes, embroidery and jewelry.
By Liza Weisstuch
The Peranakan Tiles Gallery, in Chinatown, features over 30,000 tiles, many salvaged from Singapore’s distinctive shophouses. The colorful tiles are seen as symbols of wealth in Southeast Asia.
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Airlines Hate ‘Skiplagging.’ Meet the Man Who Helps Travelers Pull It Off.

Aktarer Zaman is the founder of a controversial website that unearths airfare hacks, most notably skipping the last leg of a flight for a cheaper price.
By Christine Chung
Skiplagging offers significant value to cost-conscious travelers, Aktarer Zaman says, and he’s invigorated to empower them with his website.
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Fewer Crowds, Bargain Prices: ‘Quiet Season’ Cruising in the Mediterranean

Overtourism and summer heat have increased the allure of off-season travel in Europe, and the cruise industry is taking note with more winter itineraries. Added bonus: cheaper fares.
By Elaine Glusac
The Greek island of Santorini is among the many winter Mediterranean destinations that cruise ships are visiting.
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  1. After a grueling election season, some U.S. residents are considering moving and working abroad. Above, a remote worker in Lisbon.
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  3. Fogo Island Inn, which Zita Cobb established in 2013, aims to reflect the island’s culture — in everything from the way guests are greeted to the ingredients used in the inn’s dining room to the locally made furnishings in the 29 rooms.
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  4. 36 Hours in San Francisco
    As beautiful as ever, this glittering bayside city is expanding its public spaces and arts institutions.
    By Freda Moon

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    This Southern hub of creativity, nightlife and civil rights history is showing it has an outdoorsy side too, with the Beltline, a popular biking and walking path.
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    Dine in rustic restaurants, ride a funicular for panoramic views and hunt for treasures at a sprawling flea market in France’s third-largest city.
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    Hoping to leave a place better than you found it? Here’s what to look for when signing up for a program that combines purpose with travel.
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