Charmaine Noronha
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Freelance journalist. Former longtime reporter with The Associated Press and HuffPost Canada. Culture enthusiast, wanderluster, chocoholic.
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1 month ago |
adventure.com | Charmaine Noronha
When it comes to accessible travel accommodations, invisible disabilities often get overlooked. Writer Charmaine Noronha discovers how one city is working to change that. Decked in a wetsuit with my flippers and mask ready to go, I shimmy around to find a shady spot as an intense sun shines down. It’s a warm December day and I’m in The Palm Beaches in southeast Florida, which comprises 39 cities and towns, also known as Palm Beach County, north of Fort Lauderdale and south of Orlando.
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1 month ago |
openjaw.com | Charmaine Noronha
Il MareThe sun is casting an array of pink and purple hues as it makes its descent over a series of white pod-like structures that line the turquoise ocean in Curaçao. As my resort golf-cart driver, Shurendy Mariano, approaches the buildings, I embarrassingly ask what they are. “Your room,” he replies with slight surprise as we pop out of the cart. He opens the door to, indeed, a beautifully sleek, modern, futuristic bungalow plopped right on the sand.
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2 months ago |
afar.com | Charmaine Noronha
Following an updated travel advisory, tariffs, and 51st state talk, flight bookings from Canada to the U.S. have dropped 70 percent. Here’s the effect it’s having.
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2 months ago |
flipboard.com | Charmaine Noronha
Sean Hannity offers tariff prediction: “My level of confidence is pretty near 100% that this is all going to work out fine”SEAN HANNITY (HOST): Just watch what happens. These countries, one by one, they're going to make the decision that they're going to drop their …
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2 months ago |
openjaw.com | Charmaine Noronha
Members of the Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB) touched down in Canada this week to share some exciting news: the small island will be extending its runway to enable direct international flights in the next few years. Currently, travellers to the Caribbean island fly to St. Martin and then they board a 25-minute ferry to Anguilla. Kimberly King, the chief marketing officer at the ATB, arrived in Toronto this week to reveal the good news.
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For over 13,000 yrs, Indigenous people have called these breathtaking lands home. As I stood bf the awe-inducing Painted Desert in the Petrified Forest of Arizona, I was struck by the beauty of these lands, but more so for the stories it holds. painted.desert @petrifiedforestnps https://t.co/dCe4R9GMNF
