Auckland, The City of Sails as it’s been nicknamed is a hub of culture, food & incredible views. One of New Zealand’s largest cities with over 1.5 million people calling it home. When you ask people who have visited New Zealand and which of the cities where they’re favorite you’re likely to find yourself in […]
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Niseko is an increasingly popular ski town on Japan’s northern Hokkaido island, renown for some of the world’s best and lightest powder snow. Courtesy of constant storm cycles from Siberia, Niseko is in the elite club for snowfall levels with an average of more than 15 meters every year which ranked it No. 2 snowiest
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Located in the geographic center of Canada, rising out of the prairies, Winnipeg is the provincial capital of Manitoba. Considered the gateway to Western Canada, Manitoba is bordered by Ontario to the east and Saskatchewan to the west. Home to world-class museums, vibrant neighbourhoods, delicious foods and a fascinating history, Winnipeg charms you on all
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Azerbaijan, the country where Sovietism and the Middle East are mixed up in the most chaotic way possible. Azerbaijan is an ex-Soviet, Muslim country. Physically, Azerbaijanis are a mixture between Iranians and Turks, but they wear Russian caps. They speak both Azerbaijani (a Turkish dialect) and Russian. They drink tea in the same way as
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Atacama desert is not only the driest place on Earth but also a place that can surprise you quite a bit. If you imagine sandy lands as far as you can see, you will be disappointed as the Atacama is a feast for the eyes. From the mountains, salt flats, volcanoes, pink flamingoes, blue lagoons
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