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Saint Catherine, which is often spelled St. Katrine, is a city in Egypt‘s South Sinai Governorate. It is located at a height of 1,586 metres (5,203 feet) on the borders of the El Tor Mountains, 120 kilometres (75 miles) from Nuweiba, and at the base of Mount Sinai and Saint Catherine’s Monastery. Its population was 4,603 in 1994. The Saint Catherine region was designated a UNESCO world heritage site in 2002.

Saint Catherine’s weather

According to the climatic classification system Köppen-Geiger, it has a desert climate (BWk). Of all the cities in Egypt, it has the coldest nights. It has very low humidity. The town is surrounded by the tallest mountain ranges in Egypt, and other smaller valleys connect the basin to the highlands in all directions. The township is 1,600 metres above sea level (5,200 ft).

The town of Saint Catherine’s average temperatures are reported by many sources. The

In the famous 19th century children’s book, when the shipwrecked Swiss Family Robinson have the opportunity to leave their treehouse on their isolated island, many of the family choose to remain. And they didn’t even have the designer luxuries of Dittisham Hideaway’s toe-warming under-floor heating, fresh herbs growing next to the front door, Nespresso coffeemaker and table-football on the balcony.

Four timbered treehouses are part of an idyllic rural Devon escape that make-up the Dittisham Hideaway. In addition, there is an American Dream of a silver-gleaming 1956 Airstream caravan and five larger-than-average, artisan-crafted Shepherds Lodges.

Forget any notions of inelegantly clambering up rope ladders and hanging out in the branches.These four tree houses – Buzzard, Pheasant, Woodpecker and Owl – are not perched in the branches. They are high-end residences curling and curving through the trees. The Pheasant, Owl and Woodpecker tree houses are all dog friendly.

Loosen the

National Geographic recently released the “Best of the World 2023” list. It reveals 25 incredible cities and towns to inspire your next trip. The community category in the list includes community-led conservation initiatives and sustainable travel.

Alberta is on the list for the community category in 2023 for its efforts in Indigenous tourism. They are leaders in encouraging people to study the ways of life of the First Nations in North America. There are many reasons to visit the beautiful area of Alberta, Canada in 2023. One of them is the chance to learn about Indigenous culture and traditions. If you are seeking a meaningful experience, add it to your itinerary.

Edmonton

Edmonton, the capital of Alberta is the gateway to the north. It runs along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River and is three hours north of Calgary. Because of its position in the north, the winters are

It all started in 1988 when a few people shuffled to the edge of a bridge near Queenstown, New Zealand, and jumped. Little did they know they were making history, and few anticipated the popularity or prosperous nature of the activity, let alone that it would put Queenstown on the map as an adventure destination.

Queenstown has gone through a bit of a revival, transforming from a small ski town in the 80s to the current bustling adventure capital of New Zealand. Today, over 80,000 people bungy jump in New Zealand alone each year.

The adrenaline-pumping sports have expanded extensively, ranging from zip lining to abseiling. Once only known to rock climbers and bungy jumpers, the town has become the heartbeat of adventure in New Zealand, appealing to a broader travel audience.

The question in Queensland isn’t “What can you do?” it is more about what can’t you do? The

A trip to Barcelona is bound to get you in the Christmas spirit! In Spain both the 6th and the 8th of December are bank holidays, meaning there is always a fun buzz around the city at this time as locals take some much needed time off to celebrate the Día de la Constitución and the Día de la Inmaculada Concepción. The temperature in the city is mild this time of year, and flight prices are much lower than in the height of summer. So why not spend this festive season in beautiful Barcelona? Visit the extensive Christmas markets and see the sights, without the frantic summer crowds.

Without further ado, here are our recommendations for Things to do this Christmas in Barcelona 2022. We’re sure you won’t be disappointed!

Visit the Christmas Markets

This winter, make the most of the festive Christmas Markets dotted around Barcelona. Markets, such as

With such an array of wonderful drinks available at Christmas-time, it’s never been easier to get into the holiday spirit (no pun intended). What’s more, there are lots of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options available. Whatever your drink of choice may be, here are some ideas to make the most of the festive season.

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20 luxury travel gifts for him this Christmas (2022) – US & Canada edition
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20 luxury travel gifts for her this Christmas (2022) – UK & Europe edition
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Christmas is not only a special season to spend with family and friends, but also a wonderful time to treat yourself and perhaps even indulge in some of your favorite festive treats. And to make it truly memorable this year, we’ve compiled a list of some mouth-watering gourmet treats – both savory and sweet. Read on to discover some of the ways you could be treating everyone in your household this Christmas-time.

Feast of the Seven Fishes from Wulf’s Fish

Feast of the Seven Fishes is a popular tradition among Italian Americans on Christmas Eve. This custom was inspired by the Southern Italian celebration called The Vigil (La Vigilia). The meal typically consists of seven seafood courses to break a day of fasting on Christmas Eve.

You can have your own celebration with Wulf’s new Feast of the Seven Fishes Set. This set comes with seven different seafood items plus

Finding her the ideal Christmas present can present something of a challenge. Our round-up of luxurious Christmas gifts for ladies who love to travel in luxury is here to help. With everything from clothing to cosmetics, and much more besides, we hope that here you’ll find the seasonal inspiration you’re looking for, for the lady – or ladies – most dear to you.

Outdoor Blanket from Ritz-Carlton

Whether you’re a homebody or love the great outdoors, the Ritz-Carlton Outdoor Blanket by Pretty Rugged will do more than keep you warm and dry. Perfect for boating, sporting events, picnics, camping and more, this essential throw blanket features durable, waterproof and windproof fabric with a luxurious faux white mink fur top. Fold and roll for easy carrying and storage with sturdy straps or waterproof duffle bag.

Beacon kit from Aesop

An ensemble to show appreciation for mother figures and caregivers alike: a

It’s December already which means one thing… Christmas is just around the corner! Not only that, but it means time is running out for your Christmas shopping. But don’t worry… help is at hand with our annual gift guides. In this round-up of festive gifts for him, we have some great items of clothing that are perfect for the traveling man as well as some useful and fun gadgets, and much more besides. Enjoy!

Como ¼ zip from Bluffworks

Luxury destinations demand you look the part, which is why we love Bluffworks. This small company places elegant technical fabrics in classic designs that help you travel light, but always look great.

Bluffworks’ Como ¼ zip is a great addition to a traveler’s wardrobe. It’s soft, stretches, wicks moisture and is elegant enough to layer under a blazer so you can go straight from a long city walk to a

Those who’ve been bitten by the travel bug know what I mean when I tell them my bucket list only gets longer, even though I do my utmost best to tick many of the items on it. However, for those who aren’t into travel that much and their ideal holiday consists of lying on a beach while enjoying the all-inclusive hotel they’re staying at, it isn’t a given to have a list. But is that really necessary? please allow me to give my modest opinion.

Do you really need a bucket list?

Just to be clear, I’m talking about a travel-related bucket list, not the ones where you sum up your personal crushes!

With that out of the way, let’s talk about those who don’t really need (or care) to have a bucket list. It’s those who look at a