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The earth is often referred to as the “Globe.” Globes are spherical or rounded objects, celestial bodies, or the heavens. For travelers, glove means earth, and global travel means traveling the world!
Traveling the world means exploring the earth, the universe, and the planet.
With at least 195 countries in the world, there is a whole lot of exploring to be done.
We’d say at least 195 countries worldwide, not counting anything else, like territories or The Vatican. This number is not as widely accepted as you think, and if you asked a Chinese or a Russian, they would disagree as they recognize others as countries. Many nations count The Vatican for a total of 196.
However, it’s a complex question, and different countries count differently.
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Whether you have always dreamed of an overwater bungalow in the Maldives, a trip across the Australian Outback, or hiking through Africa, you’ll find it all here.
As the weather begins to cool down and the leaves start to change color, there’s no better time to hit the open road and take in some of Florida’s beautiful fall foliage. And what better place to do it than Tampa? With its mild climate and countless activities, Tampa is the perfect spot for fall…
Taking a vacation on a cruise includes everything you need for a fantastic vacation: food, accommodations, entertainment during the day and at night, and transportation between destinations. Cruise fares can be as little as $100 per person per night on mainstream lines, which is significantly less than you’d spend on land for a hotel, dinner,…
Florida is one of the most popular states in the United States. Its sunny climate, beaches, and amusement parks make it an ideal place to vacation. It is also famous for its many beautiful resorts and hotels. Florida’s best resorts with water parks allow visitors to enjoy exciting rides, relax on a lazy river, or…
I bet you did not know there are pink salt flats in Puerto Rico! You can find them in Cabo Rojo, on the island’s southwest side. The pink flats have other names, “Cabo Rojo Salt Flats” or “Cabo Rojo Las Salinas.” I just got back for Puerto Rico, and one of the sites we went…
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Whitney Plantation is a former plantation site in Louisiana that has a distinguished history of slavery. In the past, a generation of Africans and their descendants were enslaved here to grow indigo, rice, and sugar. On December 7, 2014, Whitney Plantation opened to the public as a museum. Today, visitors come here to learn about…
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When this article was written and published, Nottoway Resort was up and running. On May 25, 2025, the place burned down. Some irony. So, the debate over visiting or not is moot. However, below are all the reasons it should not have been a “resort” to begin with! Nottoway Plantation (now called Nottoway Resort) is the…
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