It is time to say goodbye – May 8th 2026

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On May 8th of this year, TravelWorldHeritage is shutting down. Truth be told, I fell out of love with blogging many years ago, but liked to keep the blog up with nostalgia and sometimes self reference. However, as the world changes, lots of the information on the blog is very outdated. To boot, the world no longer cares of long form, researched writing and is content with made up information and short video clips of made up scenarios.

I now have a baby daughter, I own a house, and I am focused on my career. As you may have noticed, I did have sponsored posts here and there to keep the lights on, but moving forward, I would rather kill the site than sell it and see it become another corporate casualty.

I wanted to thank those of you who read over the years, who commented, and especially those who used my advice to get out there. I did this for you as much as for me.

TWH will live on in my instagram. Unfortunately, since I am a school teacher, it is set to private, but just add me if you want.

Anyways, goobye and it was a fun 13 years.

-Julio

Discovering Germany: The Most Worthwhile UNESCO World Heritage Sites to Explore 

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Germany is a fantastic starting point for exploring Europe’s countless UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Why? Because “Wow” is the first word that will come to mind once you see the natural beauty of this land. Plus, we get a wonderful look into the country and the region’s famous past with the rich history and culture here. We’ve put together a list of the absolute must-see sites for you to check out. Just keep reading to find out more. 

Historic Cities 

You’ll be absolutely captivated by the enchanting tales of the past best told by Germany’s historic cities. And let’s not forget, they provide the opportunity to stroll down the very streets iconic figures once walked on. That connection to the past is something that is simply priceless, don’t you think? It can also be hassle-free through Exoticca’s tours to Germany. The travel company is your reliable companion to convenient and unforgettable vacations in Europe and practically every corner of the globe. 

Key Cities 

Berlin – Your trip to Germany’s UNESCO sites should begin in Berlin, the country’s lively and diverse city. What makes this city so interesting is the way it combines old and new. It’s like walking through a museum, with the Brandenburg Gate, the remnants of the Berlin Wall, and other historical monuments still standing amongst modern architectural structures. 

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A Guide To Taking A Cruise With A Pre-Existing Condition

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A Guide To Taking A Cruise With A Pre-Existing Condition

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Are you dreaming of a relaxing cruise vacation but worried about how your pre-existing condition might affect your travel plans? Don’t let your health concerns hold you back from experiencing the adventure of a lifetime. With some careful planning and preparation, taking a cruise with a pre-existing condition can be a safe and enjoyable experience. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through things you need to know as well as some tips on how to ensure that your health needs are met so you can make the most of your cruise holiday.

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Renting a Car to Drive Around Maui, Hawaii

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Hawaii is undoubtedly a popular tourist spot. Out of all the places to visit in the state, Maui, the second-largest Hawaiian island, is a beautiful hotspot worth checking out. In 2022, Maui County hotels saw a rise in room revenues by 29.7% from pre-pandemic numbers in 2019. While the growth from the pandemic is still gradual, it’s a sign that more and more tourists are starting to travel to the island again. On top of its beauty, Hawaii owes its popularity to its many attractions. It’s home to two of the world’s most active volcanoes, so if you’re looking to travel to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is something to keep in mind as it is currently Hawaii’s only World Heritage Site.
While the national park isn’t located in Maui, it’s still a notable destination if you want to tour statewide. For today’s post, we’ll look at the relaxing and breathtaking activity of driving around Maui, Hawaii, and everything you need to know to enjoy your drive:

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Top 80 Things to do in Korea OUTSIDE of Seoul (2022)

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Top 80 Things to do in Korea OUTSIDE of Seoul (2022)

Korea has lots to offer outside of Seoul. Over the last decade, I’ve published, updated, and expanded this list many times. For 2022, here what I think are the “Top 80 Things to do in Korea OUTSIDE of Seoul.” This year, I’ve have added a Kakao Map with instructions at the bottom of this post to help you find these places. Let the countdown begin!

Things to do in Korea Countdown: #80-61

Skip Ahead: Top 61-80, Top 41-60, Top 21-40, Top 1-20

80) Chuja-do Island / 추자도

Chuja Rope Factory
Chuja’s main industry is fishing. It is supported by mini-factories like this one that makes fishing rope. I am kind of a sucker for industrial places and workshops.

Chuja Island is a set of twin islands between Jeju and the mainland. This small island doesn’t get many visitors outside of two daily boats. The best way to explore it is to hike Olle Trail 18-1 which does an 8 loop around the island. Many claim it is the most challenging of the 26 Jeju Olle Trails, so try it if you’re up to the challenge. Around the island are interesting mosaics, beautiful natural scenery, and plenty of friendly locals.

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