The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week:
*New York City’s High Line, the park built atop an old elevated railway, has completely transformed the West Side of Manhattan, and not everyone is happy about it. (via NY Times)
*Uganda, the African country known for its horrific “Kill the Gays Bill” that seeks to punish homosexuality with a death sentence, held its first ever gay pride parade with nearly a hundred people. (via The New Yorker)
*Suffering from constipation during your travels? Chew gum. Nauseous? Eat ginger. (via NY Times)
*Run, fetch, poop, sleep: It’s a dog’s life! Fido deserves a vacation too. (via Out Traveler)
*Stay ahead of the curve–quite literally–at this year’s best up-and-coming hotels. (via Travel & Leisure)
*Americans eager to travel to Cuba may have to wait a little longer as the U.S. puts the breaks on “people to people” licenses. (via USA Today)
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