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Aug 7, 2013 | Contributor: Nicolle Monico | 6 CommentsIf you’re a thrill seeker, chances are you have shark cage diving on your bucket list. And, you probably have every episode of Discovery Channel's Shark Week recorded on your DVR each year. Imagine coming face-to-face with the largest predatory fish in the world, seeing up close-and-personal their 300-serrated, triangular teeth and observing their massive 15-foot size and 5,000-pound weight. With their powerful tails, they can shoot through the water at up to 15 mph. Who’s ready to cage dive with great whites? For those brave enough to still jump in the ocean with these animals, we rounded up the only four reliable destinations in the world for for interacting with these carnivorous beasts o... Read More | 
Sep 24, 2015 | Contributor: JustLuxe TeamYou’d be hard-pressed to find any travel-loving person who doesn’t want to visit to New Zealand. It may be a bit harder, however, to find couples who are able to jet set for 44 days straight and blow $83,000 to do so. Clearly, Frontiers Travel is after an exclusive crowd with their Ultimate New Zealand Luxury Adventure + Hawaii trip. ... Read More | 
Sep 17, 2015 | Contributor: Marissa StempienThis February, Cabo’s Las Ventanas al ParaÍso resort will debut its new Whale Safari Experience. The two-day adventure offers travelers an opportunity to see whales in their natural breeding ground off the coast of Mexico. ... Read More | 
Apr 24, 2015 | Contributor: Mila PantovichAlmost a year has passed since we first reported on the Four Seasons Private Jet and its around the world trip and now we can finally see what it looks like, inside and out. The Four Seasons has customized a Boeing 757 to be a high-flying luxury hotel designed to give you the same experience 30,000 feet in the air as you get on land. ... Read More | 
Apr 6, 2015 | Contributor: Marissa StempienThere’s more to the City of Brotherly Love than cheesesteaks and a centuries-old, cracked bell. While Philadelphia is known for its rich history and plethora of museums and art galleries, the city also has a forgotten past. ... Read More | 
Feb 22, 2013 | Contributor: Sally FarrisNestled cozily beside the French Alps’ hillside village of Le Miroir in Tarentaise valley is Eleven Experience’s new Chalet Pelerin—a year-round respite for nature-lovers all of ages. The recently opened villa straddles the French/Italian border and is only a two-hour drive from Geneva, welcoming skiers, hikers and bikers from across Europe and the world over. ... Read More | 
Sep 18, 2014 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoThe ancient Kingdom of Bhutan is like a woman that outwardly seems quiet and reserved, but whose eyes glimmer with a sense of adventure and excitement, the kind of person you can’t help but wonder about. You know the type. Bhutan is like this; seductively mysterious with the kind of urging that begs to be noticed, but only if you’re willing to take a closer look. ... Read More | 
Sep 18, 2014 | Contributor: Donald Herrera-FairbairnWith more and more discerning travelers look for adventurous and experiential travel, Luxury Frontiers is looking to partner with resort owners interested in capitalizing on this booming trend. Focusing specifically on the brand's Luxury Under Canvas and its Treetop Living experiences, they will be using their proven methods, cutting-edge, alternative designs and construction techniques to grow the portfolios. ... Read More | 
Sep 27, 2013 | Contributor: Nicolle Monico | 4 CommentsThere are some that count down the days until autumn, snatching up sweaters and cardigans, scouring Frye’s new line of boots and eagerly awaiting the return of pumpkin spiced lattes (signifying that fall is close behind). They welcome the cooler weather and layered clothing. Others live in sandals, love staying active outdoors and when the weather drops below 60 F, complain about the freezing temperatures. To the former, congrats, your time is now. To the latter looking to continue that never-ending summertime feeling, how about checking out these warm destinations for the changing seasons. ... Read More | 
Aug 28, 2014 | Contributor: Donald Herrera-Fairbairn | 1 CommentSure, visiting conventions and trade shows can lead to some cool interactions with new technologies, but we rarely get to experience sincerely awesome gadgetry aboard cruise ships. In fact just a couple years ago we were impressed to find rentable iPhones aboard the Allure of the Seas, usable only to access a map, schedule of events and track our cruising buddies on the ship. ... Read More | 
Aug 27, 2014 | Contributor: Donald Herrera-FairbairnSince BBC documentary filmmaker Peter Sommer trekked 2,000 miles through Turkey in 1994, he has put together a number of inspiring tours led by archaeological experts. Come August 30, 2014, his travel company Peter Sommer Travels will be running four eight-day trips by gulet covering some of the Mediterranean Sea's most alluring ancient sites found amongst the Turkish shores. ... Read More | 
Aug 22, 2014 | Contributor: Donald Herrera-FairbairnOne hundred years ago, Ernest Shackleton and his crew of 27 attempted to cross Antarctica on foot from Weddell Sea to Ross Sea by way of crossing the South Pole. Though the now-famous expedition faced perilous odds and disastrous setbacks, Shackleton and his entire crew were saved in 1916. In commemoration of his tremendous leadership and the unrelenting determination of his crew, a Journey to Antarctica: The White Continent adventure is being offered through National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions. ... Read More | 
Aug 12, 2014 | Contributor: Donald Herrera-FairbairnResting between the jungles of the Indian plains and the Himalayas, the small mountain nation of Nepal is a stunning destination comprised of snowy peaks, monasteries and the world’s tallest mountain, Mt. Everest. Its region is a favorite among travelers who love the outdoors and seek active adventures. ... Read More | 
Jul 30, 2014 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoFor the past couple of years, Bicycle Tourism has seen a rise in popularity since its 1970s heydays. It is quickly becoming one of the preferred methods of seeing the world for active travelers. From organized trips to self-explored routes and trips for people of all ages, tourists are finding more reasons to use this environmentally-friendly approach to their vacations. ... Read More | 
Jul 22, 2014 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoIt can’t be denied that one of the best ways to enjoy nature and its beautiful landscapes is by getting out from behind our computers and experiencing it outdoors, firsthand. While some may not immediately consider a bicycle excursion to be the preferred method of travel, TerraVelo Tours is inviting active explorers to get out into the open on two-wheels for seven-day tours of Utah, California and Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. ... Read More |
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