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Destination of the Month

Riga

With an Old Town that's as renowned for its nightlife as for its centuries-old historic sites, Latvia's capital is an ultracool cultural hotspot on the shores of the Daugava.

Off the Beaten Path

Labrador

A remote expanse of boreal forest on Canada's east coast, the aptly nicknamed "Big Land" is home of innumerable caribou and black bears, towering mountains, a long and storied colonial history — and a few thousand hardy settlers.

Featured Travel Topic

English language varieties

As George Bernard Shaw once said, "Britain and America are two countries divided by a common language"; throw the rest of the Anglosphere into the mix and you've got a confusing situation indeed. If you're an American making your first trip to a Commonwealth country or vice versa, bone up on your lingo here.

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In Brazil, spoken language can be very different from written language and official grammar, confusing non-native speakers.
The casbah (pictured) of Algiers dates to the 17th century and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Winnipeg is a "gateway to the West", and can be visited for architecture, museums, and a broad retail market.

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