Martinique, a vibrant island in the French Caribbean, offers a captivating blend of stunning natural landscapes, rich history, and lively Creole culture. Whether you're looking for sun-kissed beaches, adventurous hikes, or cultural immersion, this island has something for every traveller. From the bustling capital of Fort-de-France to the serene beauty of Les Salines Beach, Martinique is a destination that never fails to enchant.
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Write comment (0 Comments)New York City, often dubbed the city that never sleeps, is a playground for urban adventurers. NYC offers endless exploration opportunities, from iconic landmarks like Times Square and Central Park to lesser-known treasures. Stroll through diverse neighbourhoods, savour global cuisines, and immerse yourself in the city's dynamic art scene.
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Write comment (0 Comments)As part of my Rio Carnival and São Paulo trip to Brazil earlier this year, I made my way up north to the city of Manaus — known as the door to the Amazon Rainforest. Manaus, also referred to as the Heart of the Amazon, is the capital and largest city of the Brazilian state of Amazonas. The seventh-largest city in Brazil sits near the confluence of the Rio Negro and Solimões river — just a few kilometres to its east.
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Write comment (0 Comments)Affectionally known as Sampa, the Brazilian city of São Paulo, the biggest metropolis in the country, has South America's largest and most culturally diverse population. Paulistanos, the name given to the city's inhabitants, make up an urban population of over 12 million souls (21+ million if counting Greater Sao Paulo). It's home to the largest Portuguese-speaking city in the world — around 50% of which holds full or partial Italian ancestry. Paulistanos are also natives to over 200 countries — including the largest concentration of people of Japanese descent outside of Japan.
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