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Norway Reimagined: Beyond the Arctic Circle

Step into the heart of northern Norway with curated seasonal experiences from Huffman Travel. From dog sledding under the Northern Lights to surfing Arctic waves and dining on fjord-fresh fare, this is where wonder lives and wild beauty leads the way.

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Travel for Art: Where Creativity Leads the Way

For those who shape their itineraries around brushstrokes and sculptures rather than beaches and boutiques, the world’s most compelling travel experiences are increasingly being curated through the lens of art. Travel for art is less about acquisition and more about immersion – stepping into a cultural dialogue that stretches across cities, landscapes, and time.

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Take a Seat: Legendary Cafés Where the Afternoon Unfolds in Style

There is a certain magic that happens at a well-placed café table. The hours soften. Conversations stretch. And the world offers itself up,  one gesture, one passerby, one golden beam of light at a time. From Paris to Cape Town, these iconic terraces invite you to sit still, sip slowly, and watch the story of a place unfold before you.

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Last-Minute Escapes for Every Type of Traveler

There’s something exhilarating about saying yes to a spontaneous getaway. Whether you're seeking adventure, stillness, flavor, or connection, we’ve curated a collection of last-minute escapes that still have space—and are too good to miss. Each destination has been handpicked to match your unique travel style, from serene retreats to social hot spots, culinary capitals to culture-rich gems.

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8 Incomparable Experiences and Encounters Only Southeast Asia Can Reveal

To visit Southeast Asia is to experience a region where contrasts don’t only collide in jarring contrasts - they coalesce into a magnificent whole that shouldn’t work but does, in spectacular fashion. Here, the ancient, the modern, and the improvised exist side by side: a centuries-old stilt house nods toward a brutalist apartment block; a barefoot monk waits for a GrabBike; orders at hundred-year-old noodle shops arrive via mobile phone. The textures are layered, the rhythms unpredictable, and the encounters—whether with a stranger in a temple courtyard or a dish you can’t precisely describe - are rarely what you expect.

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