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Go World Travel Magazine is an online publication dedicated to travelers around the world. Our team shares the same passion for exploration as our readers. We journey across the globe to discover outstanding travel experiences and noteworthy destinations. The Go World community consists of individuals who cherish the joy of travel. We are devoted to sharing this enthusiasm by providing you with the most recent insights on destinations, along with helpful travel tips and advice.

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Don't Wait: NYC's Off-Broadway Shows You Need to See Before They're Gone

1 week ago | goworldtravel.com | Meryl Pearlstein

While most theatergoers are comfortable with selecting a play or musical on Broadway, there is much on offer Off-Broadway as well. Designating theaters with between 100 and 499 seats, Off-Broadway offers a range of shows that encompass musicals, drama, comedy, magic, and more. Not eligible for Tony Awards® and with less expensive ticket prices, these shows often have shorter runs, may be more experimental and feature up-and-coming artists and writers along with well-known stars.
Visitors will Savor Riesling and Charm in Germany's Mosel Valley

2 weeks ago | goworldtravel.com | Sherry Spitsnaugle

Bells tolled to announce the morning as I sipped coffee on my private terrace at Hotel Bellevue, overlooking the Mosel River in Germany. As the sun rose and the sky turned shades of lavender, walkers strolled the promenade next to the river. The village of Traben-Trarbach was waking up. Located in southwest Germany, Traben-Trabach may not be as famous as villages such as Heidelberg, yet the friendly town of 5,000 boasts its own appeal.
Hilton’s Miami Airport Blue Lagoon Hotel – A Vibrant, Cultural Gateway to Havana

2 weeks ago | goworldtravel.com | Michael Patrick Shiels

“Miami is a melting pot of different, beautiful Hispanic cultures. And Miami’s vibe is about what you wear. Have a good cigar in Miami. Have a mojito.
A Peaceful Retreat from LA's Chaos

2 weeks ago | goworldtravel.com | Isabella Miller

In the age of overtourism, 2025 seems to be shaping up as the year of the “detour traveler” – the wanderers who hit the iconic spots but are also savvy enough to explore the hidden gems nearby. While Los Angeles has all the glitz and glam, just an hour north, you’ll find Conejo Valley, a surprisingly calm haven where suburban charm meets stunning nature.
San Antonio’s Best-Kept Secrets: From Kayaks to Carousels

2 weeks ago | goworldtravel.com | Teresa Bergen

When I arrived at Padre Pio Park in San Antonio, I saw a blue heron standing so tall and still at the river’s edge that I thought it was a larger-than-life statue. I walked up to photograph it and just about had a heart attack as it indignantly took off, squawking. San Antonio is surprisingly full of outdoorsy things to do. Of course, it’s blazing hot during summer, but there are many good reasons to go outside and enjoy Texan wildlife and green space the rest of the year.
10 Must-Visit Islands of the Great Barrier Reef

3 weeks ago | goworldtravel.com | Ayan Adak

The Great Barrier Reef is one of, if not THE most coveted tourism destination in Australia. Spanning 2,000 km and considered the largest living structure on Earth, and the only one visible from space, it is not hard to understand why the reef commands this tag. But with limited time, the gigantic reef may have the problem of plenty – it may seem challenging to decide where to head, and why.
The Best of Grand County, Colorado

3 weeks ago | goworldtravel.com | Sherry Spitsnaugle

The last time I visited Grand County, Colorado, was during the dog days of summer when sightseers filled the hiking trails and restaurants. I recently traveled to Grand County in mid-autumn and nearly had the place to myself. Grand County, 67 miles west of Denver, Colorado, comprises Winter Park Resort and the towns of Granby, Grand Lake, Fraser, Kremmling, and Hot Sulphur Springs. Summer brings kayaking on Grand Lake, the town’s namesake lake.
Spend a Life at Sea Amidst Crystal Cruises Cuisine and Cache

3 weeks ago | goworldtravel.com | Michael Patrick Shiels

“I have met so many loyal passengers who say they are ‘Crystalized’ and have taken 50 or more cruises with them. Crystal’s level of cuisine and entertainment on this intimate ship is amazing.”-Craig Smith, travel advisor with Miami-based Source JourneysI lounged and laughed all week, and stayed up as late as I could on my cruise’s last night because I didn’t want the experience to end. I wasn’t ready to wave goodbye to the waves.
Charleston and Barbados: A Fascinating and Fun Connection

1 month ago | goworldtravel.com | Craig Stoltz

Downtown Charleston, South Carolina, is one of the most famously rewarding neighborhoods in America for aimless roaming. One reason is the distinctive “single houses” that line the Spanish moss-veiled streets. The colorful, well-preserved colonial-era homes, built one room wide and two or three stories high, are arranged with their narrow ends facing the street, a single gable rising above.
Become a Certified Mermaid on Catalina Island, California

1 month ago | goworldtravel.com | Jill Weinlein

When PADI-certified diver Elaina Garcia was in a mermaid certification course to further her water safety skills, little did she know that she would need to use her powerful fluke tail to rescue an unconscious man nearby. Three divers showed distress while Elaina was in her advanced PADI Training certification class at Catalina’s Casino Point. She and another trainee were practicing mermaid rescues with PADI Mermaid Instructor Elle Jimenez.