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3 weeks ago | 
travelagewest.com | Nicole Edenedo
Sensory overload, in the most pleasant sense, is what any traveler can expect from a country like Morocco, a high-octane destination that makes good on the promise to stimulate all the senses, no matter what region or city a trip focuses on.
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1 month ago | 
travelmarketreport.com | Nicole Edenedo
Travelers can cover a lot of ground on Abercrombie & Kent’s new 10-day Small Group Journey in Northern Morocco, but for those keen on a slower-paced, more immersive touring experience, a Tailormade Journey may be the best way to go. That’s what I did not too long ago back in early December when cooler, early spring-like temperatures blanketed much of the north.
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1 month ago | 
afar.com | Nicole Edenedo
Male-imposed gendered barriers in polar history meant to exclude women from Antarctica. Photo courtesy of Nicole Edenedo Scared was too strong a word to describe how I was feeling en route to Antarctica. I was nervous—uneasy, really. Our ship, the National Geographic Explorer, had just departed Ushuaia, the Argentinian resort town, southernmost city in South America, and last human-inhabited stop in the Western hemisphere before reaching Antarctica.
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1 month ago | 
travelmarketreport.com | Nicole Edenedo
Travelers continue to prioritize ways of slowing down their travel plans, whether in the form of taking longer trips, spending more time in a destination, or simply choosing slower methods of getting to their destinations.
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2 months ago | 
travelmarketreport.com | Nicole Edenedo
Rail travel is back and seemingly bigger than ever as demand grows and as new train services, itineraries, and destinations continue to hit the market. Vacation rail packager, Railbookers, reported at its second annual global summit in December that the company saw a record year in 2024 with 30% growth in revenue and an already strong start to bookings in 2025, leading 31% ahead of the previous year at the time.
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2 months ago | 
cruisecritic.com | Nicole Edenedo
Nicole Edenedo poses for a photo with the National Geographic Explorer while exploring on an ice sheet in Charlotte Bay Head (Photo: Nicole Edenedo)HomeCruise ArticlesWomen Led the Way on My Trip to Antarctica with Lindblad Expeditions Nicole Edenedo poses for a photo with the National Geographic Explorer while exploring on an ice sheet in Charlotte Bay Head (Photo: Nicole Edenedo)ContributorNicole EdenedoLast updatedFeb 3, 2025Read time7 min readMy knees buckled.
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2 months ago | 
cruisecritic.com | Nicole Edenedo
Nicole Edenedo poses for a photo with the National Geographic Explorer while exploring on an ice sheet in Charlotte Bay Head (Photo: Nicole Edenedo)HomeCruise ArticlesWomen Led the Way on My Trip to Antarctica with Lindblad Expeditions Nicole Edenedo poses for a photo with the National Geographic Explorer while exploring on an ice sheet in Charlotte Bay Head (Photo: Nicole Edenedo)ContributorNicole EdenedoLast updatedFeb 3, 2025Read time7 min readMy knees buckled.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
msn.com | Nicole Edenedo
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
travelpulse.com | Nicole Edenedo
Up until a few months ago, if someone had asked me if I had ever been to or heard of Bonaire, an island in the Dutch Caribbean, I probably would’ve given them a puzzled look and answered, “Bon-where?”Today, that’s no longer the case; I not only know where Bonaire is, but I also know firsthand that this colorful island, cruise port and increasingly popular wellness destination has a lot to offer for those looking for a relaxed and off-beat vacation spot in the Caribbean.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
travelweekly.com | Nicole Edenedo
Of course, there is no scientific or historical evidence to prove this, but I'm certain that evidence that I collected on a seven-night American Cruise LinesHudson River itinerary in November is proof enough. Take, for instance, the crisp, multihued piles of leaves strewn about sidewalks and the grounds of local parks, where gray concrete paths were only visible every few feet or so.
