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]]>In addition to air travel, Virgin has branched out onto land, sea, and even space. Branson’s 2021 flight into the stratosphere on the VSS Unity was well-documented, earning him the title of the first billionaire founder of a space company to travel to the edge of space.
The entrepreneur’s next voyage (ahem) is a special cruise curated by Jennifer Lopez.
Last year, the Shotgun Wedding star was appointed as the Chief Entertainment and Lifestyle Officer of Virgin Voyages, so guests can expect to get loud on the floor.
“My mission has always been to entertain, empower and inspire my fans to live their lives without putting limits on what they believe they can achieve,” Lopez said in a statement. “Richard and I share this passion for partnerships and experiences that bring people joy and lift you up, which is why I am so excited to work with Virgin Voyages to bring the Limitless Voyage to the seven seas.”
The 5-night cruise will run from April 14 to 19 and follow the Dominican Daze itinerary which departs from Miami and sails to Puerto Plata. It is set to include panels with female entrepreneurs and experiences inspired by the “Ain’t Your Mama” singer who will be onboard with Branson for the first day.
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]]>The Kennedy Space Center in Meritt Island, Florida, attracts over 1.7 million space lovers every year because this is indeed the place where history was made. Here you can see models of real NASA rockets and equipment that astronauts use, and even experience a simulation of the space shuttle’s launch for full eight minutes.
This is one of the most popular museums in the world because it displays some of the most important aeronautical and spaceflight artifacts. Here you’ll get to see inside a Boeing 747 Aircraft and the real Apollo Space Module, and you can also see what real space toilets look like.
Mauna Kea is a dormant volcano and one of the best and most popular places in the world for astronomical observations. There are currently 13 working telescopes on Mauna Kea and even though these facilities are not open to the public, tourists can still go to the summit and enjoy spectacular views and stargazing.
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]]>A bit of a calmer experience than others, Nisyros is an island in Greece with its own increasingly active volcano. There’s a 3-km-wide caldera (taking up a large portion of this tiny island) where active fumaroles, bubbling mud, and hot springs can be viewed. There’s a ferry and private boat transport available to the island, and a public bus to the crater.
Mount Stromboli is awesome for lovers of natural event displays, as it has a regular explosive activity which can be safely viewed from the mountain itself. There are guided hikes available each day that will get you to the summit at dusk when you can truly appreciate nature’s very own fireworks display.
Kilauea is one of the best-known volcanoes for active viewing. For the last 40 years, it’s had steady streams of slow-flowing lava on view as well as lava fountains and a beautiful lava lake.
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]]>Famous for being one of the most romantic islands in the world, and definitely one of the most beautiful of the many gorgeous Greek islands, Santorini is as picturesque as anywhere with its cliffs, sunsets, turquoise waters, and white and blue buildings. It’ll look absolutely beautiful in the background of your engagement photos.
If you and your beloved are more city folks, New York City may just be the perfect place for your proposal. With the gorgeous skyline and iconic landmarks, you can choose from options that are classic to some more unexpected spots.
If you’re the kind of couple who enjoys adventures and the outdoors, proposing on any of Hawaii’s eight islands might be a great idea. Between the gorgeous volcanoes and mountains, the green jungles and trees, the ocean, and the sunset, there is no shortage of stunning nature to get engaged in.
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]]>Shangri La is the Hawaii home of philanthropist Doris Duke. It was built to her specifications in 1937, and until her death, Duke continued to collect Islamic art to decorate her mansion. Tiles from Iran, wood carvings from Morocco, embroidery from Central Asia—her collection includes more than 3,500 pieces, many of which are housed in the building itself. Tours in Shangri La are operated by the Honolulu Museum of Art.
This trail is actually an old railroad from World War II. Parts of it are in disrepair so hikers should be cautious, but the breathtaking view of Hanauma Bay at the top is totally worth it.
The Corsair Airplane Wreck of O’hau is located about three miles from the Hawaii Kai marina. Luckily, the seasoned pilot managed to make a smooth water landing, and survive the crash, but the WWII aircraft stayed in the bottom of the ocean and attracted many divers and photographers over the years. The dive site is considered advances, so you will need a guide to accompany you.
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]]>The post Top 3 Spots Around the World to Chase Rainbows appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>It only makes sense that rainbows would be common year-round in “The Rainbow State”, which also features them on the state’s license plates. The best spots to see them are Kauai, Maui, and Oahu. The latter is home to the Manoa Valley, which is known as the “Valley of Rainbows”.
Australia is home to the Rainbow Coast on the southern shores of the western part of the country. The sun shines from the north onto rain that then reflects off the southern ocean at the Rainbow Coast. Due to the sun, you can see a rainbow throughout the day.
In Irish culture, rainbows are considered a symbol of hope and good fortune, and because of the mix of sunshine and rain in the country, they happen a lot.
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]]>The post Where in the World are the Best Beaches? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Is it any surprise to you that a beach from Hawaii would make it on this list? Not only is Tunnels beach breathtaking with great weather, but it’s also especially suited for divers and lovers of snorkeling.
Italy isn’t just known for its decadent wines and authentic pasta. Spend one afternoon relaxing on the beach of Monterosso Al Mare and you’ll never want to return home.
There’s a reason that Thailand is one of the biggest hotspots for backpackers around the world—its beaches are simply incredible. Railey Beach, located in the city of Krabi, is decorated with massive limestone cliffs, and can only be visited by boat!
It’s not just the beauty and weather of Bells Beach that makes it popular. It’s also home to the longest-running surf competition of all time, which surf fans around the world frequently flock to see.
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]]>The post Which Hawaiian Island is Right for You? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>It can often be difficult to decide which island is right for you when planning your excursion to Hawaii, so let this guide help you settle on the best island for you.
Kauai, whose nickname is “The Garden Isle,” is the perfect island to choose if you are looking to get lost in nature and avoid the crowds. Located in the western third of the archipelago, you will find mountains, rainforests, and virgin beaches here without the overwhelming crowds that you can often find on other islands.
Oahu is the most populated island and Hawaii and the one with the biggest tourism scene and with good reason. The biggest city (Honolulu) and the largest international airport are located here, making it a hub for travelers and offering up bars, nightlife, and shopping. Surfers will also love the big waves that can be caught on the island’s north shore.
The second-largest Hawaiian island is Maui, and it is a great “halfway” point for travelers who are looking for equal parts relaxation and attractions. Great for families thanks to its tourist infrastructure and nice beaches, adventurers will also appreciate Maui’s outdoor sports opportunities.
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]]>The post Set Sail on a Jennifer Lopez-Curated Cruise appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>In addition to air travel, Virgin has branched out onto land, sea, and even space. Branson’s 2021 flight into the stratosphere on the VSS Unity was well-documented, earning him the title of the first billionaire founder of a space company to travel to the edge of space.
The entrepreneur’s next voyage (ahem) is a special cruise curated by Jennifer Lopez.
Last year, the Shotgun Wedding star was appointed as the Chief Entertainment and Lifestyle Officer of Virgin Voyages, so guests can expect to get loud on the floor.
“My mission has always been to entertain, empower and inspire my fans to live their lives without putting limits on what they believe they can achieve,” Lopez said in a statement. “Richard and I share this passion for partnerships and experiences that bring people joy and lift you up, which is why I am so excited to work with Virgin Voyages to bring the Limitless Voyage to the seven seas.”
The 5-night cruise will run from April 14 to 19 and follow the Dominican Daze itinerary which departs from Miami and sails to Puerto Plata. It is set to include panels with female entrepreneurs and experiences inspired by the “Ain’t Your Mama” singer who will be onboard with Branson for the first day.
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]]>The post Places to Visit for Space and Astronomy Geeks appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Kennedy Space Center in Meritt Island, Florida, attracts over 1.7 million space lovers every year because this is indeed the place where history was made. Here you can see models of real NASA rockets and equipment that astronauts use, and even experience a simulation of the space shuttle’s launch for full eight minutes.
This is one of the most popular museums in the world because it displays some of the most important aeronautical and spaceflight artifacts. Here you’ll get to see inside a Boeing 747 Aircraft and the real Apollo Space Module, and you can also see what real space toilets look like.
Mauna Kea is a dormant volcano and one of the best and most popular places in the world for astronomical observations. There are currently 13 working telescopes on Mauna Kea and even though these facilities are not open to the public, tourists can still go to the summit and enjoy spectacular views and stargazing.
The post Places to Visit for Space and Astronomy Geeks appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 3 Active Volcanoes to See if You Love Geology appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>A bit of a calmer experience than others, Nisyros is an island in Greece with its own increasingly active volcano. There’s a 3-km-wide caldera (taking up a large portion of this tiny island) where active fumaroles, bubbling mud, and hot springs can be viewed. There’s a ferry and private boat transport available to the island, and a public bus to the crater.
Mount Stromboli is awesome for lovers of natural event displays, as it has a regular explosive activity which can be safely viewed from the mountain itself. There are guided hikes available each day that will get you to the summit at dusk when you can truly appreciate nature’s very own fireworks display.
Kilauea is one of the best-known volcanoes for active viewing. For the last 40 years, it’s had steady streams of slow-flowing lava on view as well as lava fountains and a beautiful lava lake.
The post 3 Active Volcanoes to See if You Love Geology appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post The Most Beautiful Cities to Get Engaged In appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Famous for being one of the most romantic islands in the world, and definitely one of the most beautiful of the many gorgeous Greek islands, Santorini is as picturesque as anywhere with its cliffs, sunsets, turquoise waters, and white and blue buildings. It’ll look absolutely beautiful in the background of your engagement photos.
If you and your beloved are more city folks, New York City may just be the perfect place for your proposal. With the gorgeous skyline and iconic landmarks, you can choose from options that are classic to some more unexpected spots.
If you’re the kind of couple who enjoys adventures and the outdoors, proposing on any of Hawaii’s eight islands might be a great idea. Between the gorgeous volcanoes and mountains, the green jungles and trees, the ocean, and the sunset, there is no shortage of stunning nature to get engaged in.
The post The Most Beautiful Cities to Get Engaged In appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 3 Unique Things To Do In Honolulu, Hawaii appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Shangri La is the Hawaii home of philanthropist Doris Duke. It was built to her specifications in 1937, and until her death, Duke continued to collect Islamic art to decorate her mansion. Tiles from Iran, wood carvings from Morocco, embroidery from Central Asia—her collection includes more than 3,500 pieces, many of which are housed in the building itself. Tours in Shangri La are operated by the Honolulu Museum of Art.
This trail is actually an old railroad from World War II. Parts of it are in disrepair so hikers should be cautious, but the breathtaking view of Hanauma Bay at the top is totally worth it.
The Corsair Airplane Wreck of O’hau is located about three miles from the Hawaii Kai marina. Luckily, the seasoned pilot managed to make a smooth water landing, and survive the crash, but the WWII aircraft stayed in the bottom of the ocean and attracted many divers and photographers over the years. The dive site is considered advances, so you will need a guide to accompany you.
The post 3 Unique Things To Do In Honolulu, Hawaii appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Top 3 Spots Around the World to Chase Rainbows appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>It only makes sense that rainbows would be common year-round in “The Rainbow State”, which also features them on the state’s license plates. The best spots to see them are Kauai, Maui, and Oahu. The latter is home to the Manoa Valley, which is known as the “Valley of Rainbows”.
Australia is home to the Rainbow Coast on the southern shores of the western part of the country. The sun shines from the north onto rain that then reflects off the southern ocean at the Rainbow Coast. Due to the sun, you can see a rainbow throughout the day.
In Irish culture, rainbows are considered a symbol of hope and good fortune, and because of the mix of sunshine and rain in the country, they happen a lot.
The post Top 3 Spots Around the World to Chase Rainbows appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Where in the World are the Best Beaches? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Is it any surprise to you that a beach from Hawaii would make it on this list? Not only is Tunnels beach breathtaking with great weather, but it’s also especially suited for divers and lovers of snorkeling.
Italy isn’t just known for its decadent wines and authentic pasta. Spend one afternoon relaxing on the beach of Monterosso Al Mare and you’ll never want to return home.
There’s a reason that Thailand is one of the biggest hotspots for backpackers around the world—its beaches are simply incredible. Railey Beach, located in the city of Krabi, is decorated with massive limestone cliffs, and can only be visited by boat!
It’s not just the beauty and weather of Bells Beach that makes it popular. It’s also home to the longest-running surf competition of all time, which surf fans around the world frequently flock to see.
The post Where in the World are the Best Beaches? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Which Hawaiian Island is Right for You? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>It can often be difficult to decide which island is right for you when planning your excursion to Hawaii, so let this guide help you settle on the best island for you.
Kauai, whose nickname is “The Garden Isle,” is the perfect island to choose if you are looking to get lost in nature and avoid the crowds. Located in the western third of the archipelago, you will find mountains, rainforests, and virgin beaches here without the overwhelming crowds that you can often find on other islands.
Oahu is the most populated island and Hawaii and the one with the biggest tourism scene and with good reason. The biggest city (Honolulu) and the largest international airport are located here, making it a hub for travelers and offering up bars, nightlife, and shopping. Surfers will also love the big waves that can be caught on the island’s north shore.
The second-largest Hawaiian island is Maui, and it is a great “halfway” point for travelers who are looking for equal parts relaxation and attractions. Great for families thanks to its tourist infrastructure and nice beaches, adventurers will also appreciate Maui’s outdoor sports opportunities.
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