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2 weeks ago
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This Island Now Has Self-guided Cars to Take You to Lesser-known Spots Instead of Tourist Traps

80% of travelers visit only 10% of attractions, leaving many places unexplored.
fromNew York Post
2 months ago
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Swap pricey, overcrowded vacation spots this summer for these expert-recommended travel 'dupes'

Travel experts suggest lesser-known destinations offering beauty and cultural flair, avoiding tourist crowds.
The Faroe Islands and Girona are recommended alternatives to Iceland and Barcelona for a calmer experience.
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fromNew York Post
2 months ago

Swap pricey, overcrowded vacation spots this summer for these expert-recommended travel 'dupes'

Travel experts suggest lesser-known destinations offering beauty and cultural flair, avoiding tourist crowds.
The Faroe Islands and Girona are recommended alternatives to Iceland and Barcelona for a calmer experience.
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fromFast Company
3 weeks ago

This small island community is combating overtourism with self-navigating cars

Overtourism has become an increasing concern for popular vacation destinations in the post-pandemic years, as an overwhelming influx of visitors to Instagrammable hot spots puts pressure on local infrastructure and communities.
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fromTravel + Leisure
3 months ago

This Stunning Island Has a 'Floating Lake' Above the Sea-and It's Called 'Mother Nature's Infinity Pool'

Lake Sørvágsvatn creates an optical illusion making it appear as if it's floating above the Atlantic Ocean.
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fromMedievalists.net
8 months ago

Viking Settlers: Iceland and Faroes Compared - Medievalists.net

Viking settlers of Iceland and the Faroe Islands had distinct origins, showcasing separate migration paths.
fromConde Nast Traveler
10 months ago

Behind the Scenes of a Faroe Islands Fashion Shoot

I'd long had the Faroe Islands in the back of my mind as an otherworldly destination. We need to shoot in June, and as it happens, temperatures remain relatively low in the Faroes, while daylight hours are at their longest. In short: autumnal weather to suit the looks, but with plenty of light. And with landscapes of epic proportions, broken up by dramatic fjords, sea stacks, waterfalls, and lagoons, it seemed like the perfect place.
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