#NGTRadar: Travel Lately
November 12, 2014
2 min readTravel Lately—a roundup of the best new dispatches from the travel blogosphere—is a regular feature on Intelligent Travel every other Wednesday.
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Here are our latest picks:
- Boasting more than 500 national parks, Australia is an adventurer’s dream. Luckily, one Aussie couple is making the decision-making process easier for travelers lacking the time and money to explore them all. Here are 25 national parks worth visiting in five of Australia’s six states. @yTravelBlog
- From Table Mountain to top-notch wineries, Cape Town is one of those places people rave about. Travel Addicts offers a wise piece of advice to fellow first-time visitors: Plan your visits around the weather in this coastal South African city. @TravelerAddicts
- Prague has history, culture, and beer by the boatloads to offer travelers. But what about the greener side of this fairy-tale destination? Check out the lovely parks and gardens that make the “City of a Hundred Spires” sing. @FerretingTheFun
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