Tuesday, January 7, 2020

20 brand new experiences for your travel bucket list in 2020

Plus: How climate change is forcing the travel blogging industry to evolve & more -
 
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The arrival of 2020 heralds not only a new year, but a new decade, with all of the sparkling promise that this can bring. And what better way to reinvigorate your bucket list than to check out the places, attractions and box-fresh new experiences that will have their moment in the spotlight for the first time, or exclusively, in 2020.

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How climate change is forcing the travel blogging industry to evolve
As the world becomes increasingly aware of its carbon footprint, many tourists are beginning to call into question the environmental impact of traveling. Writer Britany Robinson spoke with other travel professionals who are promoting greener options.
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Enjoy the simple life at these 10 agritourism farm stays around the world
Agritourism has become a buzz word of sorts — in this day and age, travelers are increasingly more interested in where their food is grown and connecting with the land that provides it. Perhaps this reflects a need to unplug and enjoy a simpler way of life, but farm stays are globally on the rise.
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Leap year traditions, celebrations and superstitions
Every four years, thanks to a quirk of the earth’s orbit and the combined efforts of Roman Emperor Julius Caesar and 16th-century Pope Gregory XIII (of Gregorian Calendar fame), we must add an extra day to the end of February to create a leap year. But neither Caesar nor the Pope could have predicted the weird and wonderful celebrations and superstitions that have arisen because of it. Here are a few from Europe, along with a four-day celebration in the USA.
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Japan's nature paradise won't be a secret for much longer
I've been dreaming of visiting Japan for years and those imaginary trips always started with me gazing upon the gargantuan skyrises that dominate Tokyo, staring open-mouthed at a robotic extravaganza while dining, and exploring the distinctive neighborhoods that comprise the capital.
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Why Odense, Denmark, should be on your 2020 travel list
Just 75 minutes from Copenhagen lies the charming and historic town of Odense, birthplace of beloved Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen. Odense is an ideal companion to the bustling capital, either as a day trip or an addition to your travel itinerary. Here are just some of the ways you can discover this idyllic town in 2020.
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