Estancia Cerro Guido, a Chilean ranch that swapped puma bounties for conservation tours, offers travelers luxury experiences on the edge of the wilderness.
Category: Travel and Vacations
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Under Patagonian Spires: Where Pumas, Sheep Herding and Fine Dining Collide
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Four Bridge Walks Across the Hudson River
The New York Times – Travel:Seeking renewal, a writer took to walking across bridges that span the river, coming away with a new perspective.
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Odyssey ‘Endless Cruise’ Ship Stranded in Cambodia May Be Headed for Auction Block
The New York Times – Travel:Efforts to pull together more funding for the ship, stuck in Cambodia, appear to have faltered, leaving its passengers unsure about what to do next.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones’s 5 Favorite Places in Wales
The New York Times – Travel:The Oscar-winning star of “Chicago,” “Traffic” and the new AMC+ series “Kill Jackie” shares her go-to spots in Wales, where she was born and raised.
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Up in the Clouds With the Pope, It’s Still Commercial
The New York Times – Travel:Unlike American presidents, Pope Leo XIV has no private jet, so he travels on commercial airlines, like the rest of us. Well, almost.
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Where to Eat, Sleep and Shop in Taipei, Taiwan
The New York Times – Travel:Plus, experts share the Taiwanese city’s best boutique hotels, tea shops and local mountain hikes.
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Transylvania, Where Meadows Ripple and Dracula Legends Fade
The New York Times – Travel:On a three-day hike in Romania, a writer sidesteps the usual Bram Stoker draws and instead discovers medieval villages, ancient forests and rich living history.
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Transylvania, Where Meadows Ripple and Dracula Legends Fade
The New York Times – Travel:On a three-day hike in Romania, a writer sidesteps the usual Bram Stoker draws and instead discovers medieval villages, ancient forests and rich living history.
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An ‘Endless’ Cruise Around the World Is Suspended, Leaving Passengers Stranded
The New York Times – Travel:The cruise promised a lifetime of sailing, for less than what it cost to live on land. But it was underfunded and couldn’t absorb the rising cost of fuel.
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The Ocean ‘Was the Color of Chocolate.’ Mexico Declares War on Seaweed
The New York Times – Travel:To protect Mexico’s tourism-reliant economy, the Navy is fighting a massive sargassum bloom that dumps thousands of tons of seaweed onto Caribbean beaches daily.