Algarve, Portugal: Enjoy Sunny Weather and Year-Round Vacations

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The southern coast of Portugal, known as the Algarve, draws travelers with its striking limestone cliffs, wide sandy beaches and charming historic towns and villages. This region’s scenery and mild climate make it a top destination for outdoor activity and relaxation year-round. Boasting more than 300 days of sunshine annually, the Algarve is often compared … Read more

New Aloft Hotel Opens in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter — Stay & Explore

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Aloft by Marriott has made its debut in Northern Ireland with Aloft by Marriott Belfast Titanic Quarter. The new hotel is located in the historic Titanic Quarter, on the original shipyard site where the infamous ocean liner was built, and brings Aloft’s signature modern design and lively social atmosphere to the Belfast waterfront. © Aloft … Read more

KLM Marks 80 Years of New York–Amsterdam Flights

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines marks the 80th anniversary of its inaugural flight between Amsterdam (AMS) and New York City (LGA) on May 21, 1946, a milestone that established it as the first European carrier to offer scheduled service between Europe and the United States. To honor this milestone, KLM has teamed up with The New-York … Read more

Hotel Solaya by JdV Hyatt Opens in Old Town Scottsdale

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Bringing contemporary flair to Old Town Scottsdale, the newly reinvented Hotel Solaya, JdV by Hyatt, offers a lifestyle destination that marries modern Mexican influences with thoughtful design. The hotel’s transformation is evident across all 194 redesigned guestrooms and suites, as well as in the refreshed public spaces, curated dining concepts, wellness center, and pool deck. … Read more

Palm Springs Balances Business, Community, and Culture for Growth

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Some residents and many visitors to California’s Palm Springs may not realize the region’s deep history, which stretches back thousands of years to the arrival of the Cahuilla people. Living largely in isolation for centuries, the Cahuilla spoke Ivilyuat, a dialect of the Uto-Aztecan language, and used higher elevations such as Chino Canyon to escape … Read more