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fromTravel + Leisure
1 week ago

Here's the Right Way to Visit London, According to an A-list Travel Advisor-Plus What Not to Do

Plan neighborhood-focused, unhurried days and book high-demand attractions in advance to avoid frustration and missing popular experiences.
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fromCN Traveller
5 years ago

17 trips to book a year in advance: from sun-drenched road trips to off-grid wilderness explorations

Planning trips a year ahead yields anticipatory pleasure and practical benefits: lower costs, guaranteed access to peak-season experiences, more accommodation choices, and timing flexibility.
fromConde Nast Traveler
7 years ago

33 Trips You Should Book a Year in Advance

With life's unpredictabilities, planning a trip a year in advance may seem like too much. However, one could argue that it's precisely because of these uncertainties that a good plan, and buffers against any last-minute hiccups, are needed. Getting a head start on an itinerary, and having enough time for preparation, research, and contingencies are absolutely necessary-especially when you're embarking on some of the most remarkable (often, once-in-a-lifetime) travel experiences that the world has to offer. There's no time to be wasted.
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fromIndependent
4 months ago

Electric Picnic day 1: With 80,000 fans making it the biggest year ever, has the festival become overblown?

Electric Picnic attendance reached 80,000 in Laois, up from 75,000 in 2024 and 70,000 in 2023, with campsites reshaped and new prebooked zones introduced.
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