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travelpulse.ca | Sarah Kuta |Patrick Clarke |Lacey Pfalz |Eric Bowman
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4 days ago |
travelpulse.ca | Sarah Kuta |Jessica Puckett |Theresa Storm |Eric Bowman
Holland America Line plans to grow its presence in northern Europe in 2027 by sending a third dedicated ship to the region. Guests will be able to visit destinations in Scandinavia, Greenland, the Baltics and the British Isles while sailing onboard Zuiderdam, Nieuw Statendam and Rotterdam. The line’s northern Europe season runs from April through December, with itineraries ranging from seven to 21 days.
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4 days ago |
travelpulse.ca | Sarah Kuta |Jessica Puckett |Theresa Storm |Eric Bowman
Bookings are now open for Star Clippers’ fall and winter 2026-27 season. The cruise line is offering more than 50 departures from October through late March, with its fleet of three tall clipper ships taking travelers to destinations in the Caribbean, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia. Transatlantic crossings and holiday sailings are also available. In October 2026, Royal Clipper will depart Lisbon and sail west across the Atlantic to Bridgetown in 16 days.
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1 week ago |
smithsonianmag.com | Sarah Kuta
Stone Age humans scavenged the skeletons of several whale species along the Bay of Biscay in what is now southwestern France and northern Spain, according to a new study Between 14,000 and 20,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers living in Western Europe made tools from the bones of whales that had been stranded along the Atlantic coast. After dating those implements, scientists now say they represent the oldest known evidence of humans crafting tools from whale remains.
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1 week ago |
smithsonianmag.com | Sarah Kuta
The four British former special forces soldiers left the United Kingdom on May 16. By 7:10 a.m. on May 21, they were standing at the top of the 29,032-foot-tall peak Four British men have successfully completed a controversial high-speed expedition on Mount Everest, reaching the summit in just five days with help from xenon gas. The climbers—who are all former special forces soldiers—left the United Kingdom on May 16.
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