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travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Architecture is one of the most quietly impactful elements in travel. Whether or not you know who Frank Lloyd Wright is or could point out a feature like a flying buttress, we can all feel the sway of powerful architecture. Maybe it leaves us in awe, or searching for little details, or busting out our cameras for artsy pictures.
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Mountain gorilla male 'Silverback' 'Mahindule' yawning - 'Humba' group (Gorilla gorilla beringei). Parc National des Virunga, Democratic Republic of Congo, March 2016. (Getty) Activities and Interests Africa Destinations History and Culture Pop Culture Uganda WildlifeI love a good pop culture debate—especially those that take social media by storm. This year, one of the most debate-inducing questions is on who would win a street fight: 100 Brits or 100 Americans?
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Tay Belgeri
2 hours agoBosnia and Herzegovina: Sarajevo Declaration of Gaza Tribunal condemns Israeli genocide of Palestinians-SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - MAY 29, 2025: The Sarajevo Declaration of the Gaza Tribunal, a “people’s tribunal” established as an independent initiative to investigate Israel's ongoing war crimes in Gaza, condemned the Israeli "regime" and its actions on Thursday, May 29.
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Over the shoulder view of young woman using mobile app on smart phone to arrange taxi service on the street, multi-coloured city lights in the background. Technology improves transportation. Accessories and Gadgets Apps Ground Transportation News and Tips Tech Travel Products Travel TipsUber is often the top choice for Americans when it comes to ride shares, both at home and internationally.
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Activities and Interests Destinations Europe Hotels and Resorts Spain Vacation Rentals Sponsored by Shop Now Remember when Barcelona made headlines last year because angry locals shot tourists with water guns?
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Magic cityscape with gondolas on the San Marco canal on the background of Church of San Giorgio Maggiore at sunset in Venice, Italia, Europe. (Getty) Destinations Europe Italy News and Tips Travel Tips VeniceVenice might not be one of the New Seven Wonders of the World like Peru’s Machu Picchu, but local authorities are working overtime to spare the city from the destructive grip of overtourism.
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Cropped shot of group of airline passengers with suitcases standing in queue, waiting at check-in counter at International airport. Ready for a trip. Business travel. Travel and vacation concept Airports and Flying News and Tips Travel TipsThe travel world has a few whipping boys. By whipping boys, I mean traveler tropes and habits that are viewed with disdain.
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
The airport is one of life’s most unforgiving spaces. Though some airports are works of art, the vast majority are designed with utility in mind. And not just general utility—the type of no-frills efficiency that can manage the identification of thousands of passengers while coordinating flight paths, take-offs, and arrivals. In other words, though airports are often cold and uncomfortable, it’s understandable. Aesthetics come second to safety, and rightfully so.
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Barbecue culture feels deeply American, but we aren’t the only nation that enjoys roasted meats. Far from it, in fact. Around the world, almost every culture has a tried-and-true approach to fire-grilled cuts of steak, chicken, lamb, pork, and beyond. Other meats are often on the table, from rabbit to venison. Though the main star is (usually) red meat, veggies and distinct side salads are also served up at barbecues. Sauces are regional, as are carbs like bread, rice, or roti.
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1 week ago | 
travelawaits.com | Tay Belgeri
Sunset on the Mekong near Kratie, Cambodia (Getty) Asia Cambodia Destinations Types of Travel[The World Tour of Oopsies is an ongoing series of short glimpses into my first decade of travel. During these adventures and misadventures, I had to unlearn many things I thought I knew about life.
