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Travelling to places to visit sites or partake in events associated with death and the macabre has been carried out by tourists since the eleventh century; this has been given the title ‘dark tourism’. So, what is it about places of death or calamity that attract flocks of tourists each year? Is it the holistic view that dark tourists visit these sites as a way of remembering a tragedy or to better educate themselves. Or is it that we simply like to be thrilled and entertained? What ever the reason may be, what better time to throw yourself into dark tourism than Halloween? Here are a variety of destinations around the world where you can do just that.
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The beaches of Latin America have it all — from secret sandy coves to vibrant city shorelines to unique beaches with sea lions and iguanas. Backgrounds of mountains and jungle offer every type of experience you can imagine. Here our intrepid destination expert Joe lists his top beaches in Central and South America.
The reopening of international travel has brought a period of unsettlement: mixed messages, false statements and general confusion. Day-by-day the media news cycle has heightened, leaving many - travellers and some within the industry - in a state of flux. I felt therefore it was important to write to you to provide the latest information and to remind you that the team and I are always at the end of the phone to answer any questions you may have. Fifty years' of experience goes along a long way when faced with the fluidity of travel today; and not ones to rest on our laurels we have ensured that we are equipped with up-to-date intelligence and learnings.
There doesn't seem to be a day that goes by without the publication of an article about travel this summer. Will we travel? Can we travel?... conflicting and often confusing pieces re-edited for the sake of another news cycle. I would therefore like to take a moment to share our thoughts for the forthcoming summer.