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The legendary Orient Express is gearing up to enchant travel enthusiasts with its new "La Dolce Vita" train service, commencing in spring 2025. Offering a throwback to Italy's glamorous La Dolce Vita era of the 1960s and 70s, the service will open bookings in April for its first season.

Newark, New Jersey, emerges as the premier destination for antique enthusiasts, topping Swordis' latest list of U.S. cities ripe for historic treasure hunting. The ranking, derived from a data-driven analysis of 50 American cities, highlights Newark for its dense concentration of antique stores, flea markets, and auction houses. With 34.1 antique stores per square mile, Newark leads the pack in offering rich, historical explorations.

In celebration of the 150th Kentucky Derby, the Refinery Hotel in New York City is offering a bespoke "Kentucky Derby Package" on Saturday, May 4th. This package promises a VIP experience filled with Southern charm and a hint of Manhattan elegance, catering to guests who wish to enjoy the historic race from the heart of the concrete jungle.

To celebrate the launch of the first-ever U.S. commercial nonstop flight from Miami to Ian Fleming Airport in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Sandals and Beaches Resorts have unveiled the "Love and Let Fly" package. This unique offering, a nod to Ian Fleming's James Bond novel "Live and Let Die," is designed exclusively for passengers of American Airlines' inaugural flight AA4007 from Miami.

As the digital nomad lifestyle gains traction globally, South Korea is the latest country to explore the concept of a "workation" visa. This initiative aims to attract remote workers looking to experience life in South Korea while continuing to earn an income from abroad. The move comes as countries worldwide, including Japan, have begun to introduce digital nomad visas to stimulate their economies by drawing in foreigners who contribute financially without taking local jobs.

Key Highlights of South Korea's Workation Visa: