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Active-duty service members receive 30 days of paid vacation each year, compared to the standard two weeks (14 days) for entry-level civilian careers. While there are some limitations to when vacation time can be used, service members generally receive their requested time off after giving proper advance notice to their superior officer.

Both domestic and international bases offer amenities to full-time residents and traveling personnel. In addition to residential and training facilities, bases sometimes feature pools, basketball and tennis courts, bowling alleys, movie theaters and recreation centers. Service members are sometimes also permitted access to private campgrounds, beaches and other attractions great for family vacations.

Service members can occasionally book free flights on military aircraft. This is known as Space Available Travel, also called "Space A Travel" or "military hops." This program allows service members and their immediate families to fly for free when seats on routine flights are open. To participate, service members register in advance and wait for an unused seat to the destination of their choice. While its not something troops depend on for necessary trips, Space A Travel can be a great way to score an inexpensive vacation or travel home on leave.

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February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate the history and culture of people of African descent along with their contributions to society.

As an African American, I find it is often filled with regurgitated information on particular parts of our history seen through very narrow lenses that are usually defined by non-black people. There is a cap on when our stories often begin, only giving narratives of weary slaves and nothing of our lives either before or beyond America.

Despite what some textbooks may say, I know my history is not just black history or American history, but world history. The African diaspora goes beyond the realm of the United States of America, and many of us did not come to America willingly when we were taken from our ancestral homes.

You can go to numerous countries around the world and learn how the African slaves turned their sorrow into a positive cultural impact felt around the world. For those looking to explore black history outside of the United States, here are a few top destinations to visit where you can learn more.

Although it is considered illegal to collect data on ethnicity and race, numerous sources estimate that there are about 3 to 5 million people of African ancestry living in France.

The presence of African and Caribbean immigrants has had a tremendous impact throughout the country and holds a unique position in African American history. The next time you visit the romantic city, join Black Paris Tours for a rich cultural experience dedicated to learning about the wealth of black history in Paris, including walking in the same steps as James Baldwin in the days of the Harlem Renaissance. If you're looking for niche tours in black history, check out Walking the Spirit Tours for the Josephine Baker in Paris package and more.

Havana is the center of culture in Cuba, and within the city lives a beautiful connection to its African roots through dance, music, food, and more.

The lasting effects of slavery can be felt across the islands: Race relations are still strained at times, with most people having some West African ancestry in their bloodlines.

You can learn about the African roots in Havana through the Afro-Cuban Religion Tour with Urban Adventures to see how deep black culture is embedded into the Cuban way of life.

The beautiful city of Amsterdam is brimming with history, from the National WWII Monument to its famous canals. On top of its rich Dutch culture, it is home to a vibrant community of African immigrants that dates back to the 16th century when trade companies would bring over captured slaves.

Since then, the black community continues to thrive in Amsterdam alongside its natives. Book a Black Heritage Tour to learn about the presence of enslaved African and indigenous people and their lasting impact on the city.

The gorgeous city of Cartagena is known for its colorful streets, picturesque beaches, and unique blend of African and Spanish cultures. Before you leave this city, you must take a trip to Palenque, a town created by runaway African slaves who turned it into a community with African roots that can still be seen today in the food, music, and overall way of life.

You can explore the town with Experience Real Cartagena, led by tour guide Alex Rocha, who will narrate your visit and explain the historical importance of the place.

The presence of African and Caribbean immigrants in London dates back to the reign of Henry VIII, when many Africans came over as servants and artists to look for opportunity. This growing presence continued when lines of trade opened between England and various African nations, including the slave trade.

Fast forward to today, when there are over 1 million residents who are considered Black British natives. You can learn more about the journey of African immigrants with Black History Walks, a company that offers tourist treks in London to explore African culture, museums, and art in contemporary Britain.

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There will be a little Down Under in the Upstate this summer.

Little League Baseball announced Thursday that Australia has received a direct entry into its Senior League Baseball World Series, scheduled for July 29 to Aug. 5 at the J.B. "Red" Owens Complex in Easley.

Players ages 13 to 16 are eligible to compete in the Senior League. Australia Baseball offered Senior League competition for the first time in 2016, when a team from Melbourne reached the World Series as champion of the Asia-Pacific Region and finished as runner-up. This season, the Australia champion will advance to the World Series without having to play in a regional.

Little League said in a news release that its decision was based in large part because of the rapid growth of the organization since its arrival in Australia in 2008. Australia has 1,000 Little League teams, and participation has increased 50 percent in the past three years, according to the release.

Easley hosted Little League Baseball's Big League World Series from 2001 to 2016. Little League announced last year that it was discontinuing its Big League division, for players ages 16 to 18. It also decided to moveits Senior League World Series to Easley from Bangor, Maine, which had hosted the Senior League World Series since 2002.

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A couple exchanges vows outside an igloo at the Icehotel in Sweden.

A couple exchanges vows outside an igloo at the Icehotel in Sweden.

It would be too easy to whip up a shallow list of the cliches of romance, the places that are the best for smooching, having candlelit dinners, proposing or even saying vows. Fortunately, in The Worlds Most Romantic Destinations, author Abbie Kozolchyk (and Annie Fitzsimmons in the forward) recognize that its just as easy to fall in love with a place, or even the romance of travel itself, than to fall in love with a person. Easier, probably. The list of locations some surprising, some obvious but with a twist seems to encourage readers to touch on all three loves: partner, place and travel itself. Amid the romance, theres plenty of practical information for what to do and how. (And it doesnt hurt to have the wanderlust-churning photos that National Geographic is known for.) Heres a sampling of places where youll love to love with someone you love.

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The only official stop on this self-guided tour? The 17th century wooden Sami church, Laplands oldest surviving house of worship, complete with a birch and reindeer-horn organ. If the church starts to give you ideas, remember that theres another one you may want to hold out for: the hotels improbably cozy Ice Church, where you can orchestrate a most dazzling proposal, vow renewal, or if youve come prepared wedding.

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The entrance door of Kiyomizu Dera Temple during the cherry blossom season.

The entrance door of Kiyomizu Dera Temple during the cherry blossom season.

The Glacier Express winds its way through the Alps snowy mountains.

The Glacier Express winds its way through the Alps snowy mountains.

Dusk settles on the lantern-lit canals of Liijang in Yunan province, China.

Dusk settles on the lantern-lit canals of Liijang in Yunan province, China.

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St. Moritz, Switzerland

A mix of natural and man-made beauty, the Muottas Muragl Philosophers Trail is lined with plaques that bear inspiring quotations from such greats as Socrates and Sartre. Along the way, youll find both stunning panoramas and blanket-draped benches to snuggle on. Warm up inside with hot chocolate at the nearby and aptly named Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl.

Yunan province, China

Of course, the province isnt entirely pastoral. To get the full town-and-country experience, spend a day along the waterways and bridges of the UNESCO World Heritage-designated old town of Lijiang. And at night, watch the partiers who challenge each other from open-air bars on either side of a canal to singing duels. Not your run-of-the-mill utopia, to be sure but fun nonetheless. Call it Shangri-La for Glee fans.

Kyoto, Japan

But if you do nothing else during your time in Kyoto, walk through the celebrated 10,000 torii, or sacred gates, at the Fushimi Inari shrine. Getting enveloped in this orange otherworldliness is one of the citys greatest romantic experiences, and each time you emerge from a series of torii on this two-hour mountainside circuit, a sakura sighting is sure to follow.

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After the United Kingdom officially parts ways with the European Union in about two years, Americans could see fewer flying options abroad -- and longer passport lines when they do travel.

The upside: Your trip could be cheaper.

"Brexit creates that opportunity to spend outside the U.S.," says Bodhi Ganguli, lead economist of Dun & Bradstreet's Country Risk team. "It's a good time to visit generally anywhere else in the world because the dollar isn't just strong with respect to the pound sterling."

In other words, because the exchange rate for many currencies like the pound and the Euro is now more favorable to the dollar, you'll get more bang for your buck at hotels and restaurants and when you buy souvenirs to bring back home.

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The British pound fell to a three-decade low against the dollar after U.K. voters approved the Brexit referendum last summer. It has remained near rock-bottom since.

Experts say downward pressure on British currency could remain well after Prime Minister Theresa May begins the formal Brexit process, which will set off two years of exit negotiations.

"I think the pound will stay low," says Scott Knapp, managing principal of investment consulting for CUNA Mutual Fiduciary Consultants.

Barring any events that would make the dollar weaker say a presidential administration enacting numerous protectionist policies traveling to the U.K. could remain a good deal for some time.

During the negotiation period, the U.K. will have to redo open skies agreements that have added more air routes and driven prices down. If that can't be worked out, air travel will get more expensive.

And once you get to London, for example, you may have to wait in longer passport lines, as European travelers will now join Americans in line, instead of breezing through a separate line designated for EU residents.

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"London'sinternational airports will need to radically rethink baggage claim and passport control, two of the biggest pain points in travel," Jason Clampet, co-founder and head of content at the travel website Skift, told USA Today. "For passengers transiting to Europe via London or other gateway cities, you'll need to claim your baggage and take it through customs because, remember, you're not in Europe anymore."

Over the long term, Clampet says Brexit could broadly impact tourism-related industries in the U.K. New hotel developments may be delayed and restaurants, transit and shopping prices all could increase.

What's more, while business travel declined immediately after the vote, pushing some hotels to offer deals, the realities of Brexit eventually could lead to higher lodging prices.

That's because separation from the EU could bring with it immigration restrictions, particularly among Eastern European countries, where many hotel workers originate.

"As this source of cheap labour could be cut off, overheads which were already under pressure after the increase of the minimum wage (in 2016), could increase even further," industry publication World Travel Market reported.

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If an invite-only rooftop lounge or hidden basement club doesnt feel exclusive enough for you, theres now a luxury yacht that is being called the worlds largest floating private members club.

Quintessentially One, as the 720-foot yacht will be called, will go around the world all year, popping up at select high-profile events. The yacht will not only host exclusive parties, but also have an onboard restaurant and hotel where rooms start at about $2,500 per night.

The yacht is run by Quintessentially, a luxury concierge service which provides services like restaurant reservations, tickets to sold-out events, and opulent travel planning. Membership to the service costs about $18,700 per year.

The yacht will dock where the ultra-wealthy tend to congregatelike the Cannes Film Fest, Monaco Grand Prix, Rios Carnival, etc.and offer overnight accommodations.

Where the traditional cruise model is to go somewhere, dock and get off, we will dock and people will want to get on, Aaron Simpson, Quintessentiallys co-founder and chairman, told The Guardian.

The superyacht will include 12 residential suites and 112 lower berth rooms in a boutique hotel. Guests onboard the yacht will have access to a library, spa, gym, marina, beach area, shopping, and a bar/nightclub.

The yacht cost about $264 million to construct. About one-fifth of that was provided by five millionaire friends, who will each have their own suites aboard the vessel.

The ship is scheduled to make its maiden voyage in 2019.

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Cassie De Pecol just had a historic trip around the world. (Photo via Flickr/Wendy Cope)

Cassie De Pecol has quite the passport, a historic one even.

CNN reports on the first woman to visit every country on the planet. More remarkably, she did it at an amazing pace.

As the report states, conquering 196 nations took this travelerall of 18 months and 26 days, which begs the question of what we managed to accomplish over the last year and a half.

Not many of us can beat a Guinness World Record in half the time, which is what De Pecol is able to claim.

But the journey wasnt about fame and glory. Its about spreading an important message of peace, love and conservation.

In fact, De Pecol is determined to plant a massive amount of trees to offset the carbon footprint of this remarkable adventure.

It's tough to figure out to get permission to plant a tree in a lot of countries, but I've been trying to do that as much as possible. I've planted close to 50 trees now but there's about 500 more, so that's just a goal, she tells CNN.

Here she is back in August 2015 explaining the impetus behind her trip.

As noted, her trip around the world was part of her ambassadorship for the International Institute of Peace Through Tourism. Its mission statement explains the IIPTT is, a not for profit organization dedicated to fostering and facilitating tourism initiatives which contribute to international understanding and cooperation, an improved quality of environment, the preservation of heritage, and through these initiatives, helping to bring about a peaceful and sustainable world.

Its this work that allowed De Pecol to spread the organizations vision of peace and sustainable tourism as she met with mayors and dignitaries from around the world.

As for the brevity of each stop on the itinerary, De Pecol tells CNN: It all comes down to two words: time management. One could spend Saturday and Sunday chilling at home watching Netflix -- totally OK, I am guilty of that at times -- or traveling to five places within one country, five countries within those two days.

Of course, you may be wondering what a trip like this costs. According to CNN, the initial budget was nearly $200,000.

De Pecol reportedly acquired various sponsors to aid her journey and utilized a frugal travel manner she honed in a post-graduate trip to Europe.

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There were the obvious hardships, such as getting into some countries that prove difficult for American tourists.

When it comes to North Korea, you better save up if you ever want to enter the hermit country: The visa was like $1,000 for three days, whereas I went in with a group of Chinese tourists and their visa was like $300 for three days.

De Pecol still managed to enter North Korea, which was just one of 196 sovereign nations the 27-year-old can now lay claim to having visited.

But its not like the travel bug dies easily because this prolific traveler now aims to visit Antarctica. And with it, she can cross off every last continent on this planet. The only thing left for her to go now, it would seem, is up.

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The man who won a dream job as a tropical island caretaker nearly a decade ago has revealed that he's swapped his dream job - for an ever BETTER one.

Ben Southall, from Petersfield, Hants, hit the headlines in 2009 when he beat off competition from 34,000 applicants to become caretaker of Hamilton Island, on the Great Barrier Reef.

But after the six month contract on the job expired, Ben was determined not to return to his job in events management - and bagged a job exploring the most amazing places Down Under for the Australia New Zealand tourist boards.

He and his wife, Sophee, who he met while travelling, are now paid to travel across the globe as part of their travel blog, The Best Life In The World.

The pair complete challenges in and around the world's most beautiful places - including longboarding around Tasmania, and a 54,000 mile journey from Singapore to London in a mustard Landrover.

Ben said: "Life is pretty cool when you can work, live and travel with the person you love but even then it can also throw up a few testing situations.

"The benefits are you get to enjoy and share the experience of some of the world's most stunning places together.

"Being stuck in an office all day, every day would bore me and I've no idea how people stick to the same job for a decade or more."

Since Ben got hitched to aspiring globetrotter, Sophee Smiles five years ago they have not stayed still, becoming one of the most enviable couples on the internet.

Ben said: "Sophee and I met whilst I was emceeing an awards ceremony in the Whitsundays, where the Best Job in the World was based.

"Last we drove 54,000km from Singapore to London in my old Land Rover for our own project - Best Life in the World.

"It was something that naturally followed after Best Job with so many people telling me they had the Best Life, and not me."

Sophee has earned a living from her own travel blog ever since ditching her dull desk-job in publishing in her home city of Brisbane.

The writer and photographer is currently on a mad mission for charity to travel 1000 km across Tasmania on just a longboard.

Sophee said: "The daily humdrum, predictability and lack of freedom were really starting to bring me down.

"I wanted to make a career out of facing the unknown.

"I hoped to share my experiences with others and inspire them to defy expectations, live on the edge and enjoy their passions travel and beyond.

Ben insists that with long hours and angry mobs, doing what he loves with who he loves, is not all fun and games in paradise.

"The scariest moment I've ever had was being chased by a mob of around 50 people in Ethiopia after a lady walked out in front of my Land Rover and was 'knocked over'.

"It was a big scam - I was doing around 3mph and she saw a chance to make some money from the situation.

"I had to leave the scene as quickly as possible, made for a Police station 100m up the road and dealt with it from behind the security of their compound walls.

"After taking her to hospital for X-rays that failed to find her supposed broken bones, I covered the loss of her broken shopping bags and went on my way."

On their travels across some of the world's least known borders in a bright 4x4, Ben and Sophee have paused enough times to capture breath-taking photos of their surroundings.

Ben said: "Hard work in a nine to five office job compared to hard work living on the road doesn't really compare.

"Constantly trying to create content in some of the world's most beautiful locations can be challenging as you struggle to find the patience to get it right every time!

"More often than not we're trying to get the perfect picture with no-one else in it!

"Having air conditioning fitted to my 1986 Land Rover was probably the best move I could ever have made for reducing stress in hot humid climates!

"Sometimes though the idea of being on a working holiday all of the time, blogging, filming and photographing can mean long days and nights.

"This leads to more than a little frustration to get it all published and to keep partners and sponsors happy."

"I'm sure there's one day in the future when I'll head back to the UK as my friends and family are all there and I do honestly miss them, but I don't miss the dark days and long nights of winter at all."

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LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) -- Nebraska athletes are in Iran ready to fight for the wrestling Freestyle World Cup. It's a trip that almost didn't happen. The UNL athletes are swept up in the middle of a political head to head.

"Every day we're like do we eat? Do we keep cutting weight? Do we train? Do we just chill? What do we do?" said Jordan Burroughs who is a World Champion, Olympic Gold Medalist and has competed in Iran before.

During the same time Iranians couldnt enter the United States because of President Donald Trump's immigration ban Iran decided to return the favor.

"Their government, they reciprocated the action and said you guys can't come either. We're not going to allow you here," explained Burroughs.

It didnt affect most people. Althoguh, most people werent wrestlers who had been training for months and maybe even their entire lives for a shot at the World Cup in Iran.

"They're getting ready for a big event and then all of a sudden the plug gets pulled on ya," said UNL Head Wrestling Coach Mark Manning.

Even after the U.S. immigration order was rejected in a federal appeals court Iran's ban was still in place.

Were going to wrestle or were not going to wrestle. Were going to be ready no matter what happens, said James Green who was waiting to compete in Iran for the first time.

After an entire week of anxiously waiting the athletes were told they were cleared to travel to Iran and compete. They hope the world cup might be a chance to unify athletes from all around the world.

"It's a small bridge to build a great relationship and I think sports can do that," said Manning.

"As long as we can keep the politics and the danger off of our minds and really focus on what we came to doand that's really not to set a political standard it's to kick butt right? So that's why we're going to Iran."

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Theres one proposal story that Ill never forget, aside from my own.

A good friend was planning to propose in Romearguably one of the most romantic cities in the worldand had chosen to get down on one knee at the Spanish Steps. He had planned the whole trip as a surprise, and he didnt tell his girlfriend where they were goingjust that she needed a passport and weather-appropriate clothes. By the time they landed in Rome, it was all amore and baci and gelato untilwait for itthey stumbled upon another proposal right at Piazza di Spagna. Petrified to carry the ring any longer, my friend took his girlfriend back to the hotel, where he popped the question (oddly enough, on both knees) at the foot of the bed.

Guys: That story ended fabulously well. She said yes, they had one of the most beautiful weddings Ive ever seen, and a few, happy years of marriage later, theyre still one of the best couples I know. But learn from his mistake and propose somewhere a little less obvious.

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A couple ties the knot at the IceHotel in Sweden

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Remember the Ice Hotel? The one carved entirely out of ice that we told you about a few weeks ago? Turns out the staff is impressively adept at setting a romantic scene. There, said Kozolchyk, you can hire a reindeersled to take you to a "glittering, Narnia-like national park" in Swedish Lapland, where your guide will set up a campfire and build a cozy fortfor you to cozy up in. Youll wait for the northern lights to do their thing while sipping Champagne under reindeer skins; once the sky starts twinkling, thats your cue.The key, said Kozolchyk, "is to book through an operator [such asOff the Map] that really knows what it's doing in this part of the world, where conditions are eminently changeable (but consistently gorgeous)."

A sandbar, ready to become a pop-up dining room, in Palawan, the Philippines.

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The Philippine archipelago of Palawanwhich consists of almost 2,000 islandshas some of the best beaches in the world. So it may come as a surprise that the destinations best proposal spot is actually a bit off shore. Here, Kozolchyk said, you can stay at a resort onLagen Island, a cluster of 18 overwater cottages tucked into limestone cliffs. Theyll arrange for a boat to take you to a secluded sandbar, where a dramatic meal awaits. Depending on when you make your way over, there may be almost no ambient lightexcept for some glimmering plankton in this seaso the candle-lit 'reveal' of your dinner spot is all the more dramatic, she said. And in case youd rather go for better visibility, Kozolchyk said a lunchtime proposal is just as spectacular. The only caveat, she joked, is that the clarity and brilliance of the surrounding emerald water might rival that of the ring.

A double lunar rainbow at Victoria Falls.

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This plot requires careful timing, as lunar rainbows take place only during specific dates around a full moon. Luckily, the riverside Tongabezi Lodge, in Central Africa's Zambia, helps you figure out the right travel dates to make it happen.Said Kozolchyk, You can pop the question on a viewing balcony, with the mists and moonbow as your backdrop." Her alternate suggestion: Wait until youre back at the lodge, where you can propose over a torchlit dinner on a sampan (a flat-bottomed boat) moored in the Zambezi River. Each course is delivered by canoe, and a Zambian choir can be on standby to serenade you with a round of Jason Derulos Marry Me.

The abbey of San Fruttuoso, near Portofino, Italy.

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Heres how Kozolchyk said you guarantee privacy in picture-perfect Portofino. First, you stay at Belmond'sHotel Splendido, a knockout five-star resort with its own motor yacht. Then you charter said yacht to the tiny patch of pebble beach in front of San Fruttuosoa stunning, secluded Benedictine abbeywhere the property can set up a movie-worthy five-course meal. Pop the question at sunset and then celebrate back in your balcony suite (where previous guests have included everyone from George Clooney to Madonna). There will be nothing monastic about it, we promise.

Hot air ballooning in the Australian Outback.

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You can hot air balloon in plenty of beautiful corners of the world, but few will be as visually stimulating as the Australian Outback. If proposing mid-air makes you nervous about somehow dropping the ring, Kozolchyk tipped us off to another good spot: the terrace of your luxury tent at Longitude 131, where she says you'll have an unobstructed view of Uluru (aka Ayer's Rock),a 550-million-year-old monolith that can inspire your eternal vows.

The stunning Dubrovnik coastline in Croatia.

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Dubrovnik is insanely romantic, with or without HBOs fictional overlay, said Kozolchyk, but you dont have to be a Game of Thrones super-fan to appreciate this jaw-dropping location. Still, you can take a cue from the cast by staying at their favorite seaside spot, Villa Orsula, a stone-faced manor whoseconcierge can point you toward the prettiest lookouts in town. (If its full, try the villas sister property, Hotel Excelsior, a sleek, mid-century-style boutique hotel that's about to reopen after a long-awaited renovation.)

Dinner on a private balcony at the Oberoi Amarvilas, with a view of the Taj Mahal in Agra, India.

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Experts usually recommend that you visit the Taj Mahal at sunrise, but heres an exclusive twist. Book one of the few available nighttime visits to the Taj Mahal during a full moon, when the greatest Mughal monument to love goes from merely breathtaking to utterly otherworldly, advised Kozolchyk. Reserve with your concierge or head hereto make it happen; finding operators that offer full moon tours isnt easy, and availability is thin. Also tempting: an in-suite dinner at the Oberoi Amarvilas, where Kozolchyk said the Taj Mahal-facing balconies were practically designed for proposers.

Crowd-free views of Machu Picchua rarity in Peru.

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The lost Incan citadel is a tough spot for private momentswhat with all the crowdsbut that doesnt rule out a Peruvian proposal. According to Kozolchyk, you should check intothe "enchanted forest-feeling retreat that is the Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel," whose concierge cansign you up for some of the area's most limited-access hikes: one to Huayna Picchu (the tall peak in everyone's iconic images) or to Machu Picchu Mountain, which sitsbehind the ruins. Either way, she said, youll end up with a vantage that actually looks down onto the ruins, where the only other tourists you see will look like ants crawling the heritage site below.

Have your proposal spelled out in the sand in France's Saint Barthlemy.

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Most people who want to impress in St. Bart's opt for a yacht. Go the opposite route, recommendedKozolchyz, and take to the skies instead. Give the Beach Ambassadors a heads-up about your intentions, she said, and they'll craft a romantic message in the sand, so that you can see it from a Champagne helicopter tour over Flamands Beach. (It takes the pressure off coming up with the perfect words.) Then, on dry ground, the hotel will coordinate a private dinner on the beachwith a customized fireworks finish.

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PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Already in a domestic battle over his immigration order, President Donald Trump now faces a fresh foreign provocation in his first weeks in office an apparent ballistic missile test by North Korea.

After a stormy start on the diplomacy front, Trump has shown evidence of more traditional approach of closely cultivating a relationship with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The countries' long-standing ties were reinforced after word came Saturday night of the test-firing that would be North Korea's first of the year and an implicit challenge to Trump.

The president, who was hosting Abe for a weekend visit at his Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida, said he stood by Japan "100 percent."

As the new administration assesses the threat from North Korea, the White House also is focusing on its options following a legal blow to Trump's immigration order suspending the nation's refugee program and barring citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S.

Some answers about the way ahead may come later Sunday from Stephen Miller, the chief policy adviser who helped craft the order. He was scheduled to appear on four news shows.

The administration maintains that all options are on the table, including a Supreme Court appeal. But Trump said on the plane ride down to Florida on Friday that he was considering signing a "brand new order" as early as Monday to try to bypass the legal challenges.

Trump's trip to Mar-a-Lago had begun as a bonding session with Abe. For most of the day Saturday, Trump and the Japanese prime minister played golf under the Florida sun to get to know one another and show the world the U.S.-Japan alliance remained strong. Then events in Asia provided a more significant example of cooperation.

After North Korea reportedly launched a ballistic missile, the two leaders appeared for hastily prepared statements in a ballroom of Trump's south Florida estate. Abe spoke first and longest.

"North Korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable," Abe said through a translator. He added that the North must comply fully with relevant U.N. Security Council resolutions, but also noted that Trump had assured him that the U.S. supported Japan.

"President Trump and I myself completely share the view that we are going to promote further cooperation between the two nations. And also we are going to further reinforce our alliance," he said.

Trump followed Abe with even fewer words, saying in part: "I just want everybody to understand and fully know that the United States of America stands behind Japan, its great ally, 100 percent." With that, they left the room.

In the opening days of his presidency, Trump's diplomacy had a rocky stretch that included contentious phone calls with the leaders of Mexico and Australia. In contrast, the first visit by a foreign leader at his Mar-a-Lago estate was a friendly weekend of meetings, dinners and golf that suggested the new president was willing to invest time in developing close personal relationships with leaders he feels he can work with.

Trump and Abe, both frequent golfers, left Mar-a-Lago early Saturday morning and headed north to one of Trump's golf courses in Jupiter, Florida. Reporters and photographers from both countries did not catch a glimpse of the pair as they played. But Trump later posted a photo of them giving each other a high-five on the golf course and tweeted, "Having a great time hosting Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the United States!"

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Shahrzad Changalvaee and her husband Iman Raad left Iran to study in America after the election of president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Photograph: Sean Bolan

Of all the interventions the United States has attempted in the last decade to contain Iran, one of the most successful is perhaps the least known of them all.

It came in 2012, when Barack Obamas state department began easing restrictions on student visas for Iranians. By 2015, half of all visas issued to citizens of the seven countries affected by Trumps travel ban went to Iranian nationals, generating hundreds of millions of dollars in tuition fees for US academic centers. Irans top academic and artistic talents flocked to America, in numbers unprecedented since 1979.

It is this quiet victory that Donald Trumps executive order threatens to undo.

One of the thousands of students who came here is the Iranian artist Shahrzad Changalvaee, who began in the masters of fine arts program at Yale University in 2013. Three years later, she found herself captivated by the presidential campaign and joined demonstrations in support of Hilary Clinton. On 20 January this year, Changalvaee, returning to the US from a trip abroad, found a different America than the one she knew.

Had her plane landed a few days later, she, like hundreds of other Iranian students, would have been turned away at the airport thanks to the presidents travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries.

That this US election did not go as she had hoped was a greater blow to her than most others on campus. It brought back memories of another lost campaign.

Shahrzad and her husband, Iman Raad, a formidable figure on Irans graphic art scene, had invested much in the reformist presidential candidate, Mohammad Moussavi who challenged the hardliner incumbent, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in the disputed 2009 election. Moussavis defeat prompted massive street protests, but the brutal crackdown that followed snuffed out the opposition green movement and its hopes for peaceful change.

This was the moment the couple decided to leave Iran. And America, now that student visas were being issued more readily, was the ideal destination.

By opening the doors to disillusioned Iranians, America became home to some of Irans greatest talents.

Shahrzad was not drawn to Yale for its prestige: she knew that the university would subsidize her education both with grants and institutional loans. Even with a full scholarship, which she did receive, she still needed more in loans $35,000 by the end of her two years to cover various costs.

When the matter of their budget in America had been squared away, the two still had to come up with another hefty sum to get them there. By then, the sanctions had gone into effect and the value of the Iranian rial had plummeted to historic lows.

And before getting to America, they first had to get to an American embassy, which Iran did not have since the hostage crisis of 1979. The couple sold everything they could and scraped all their cash together to cover an avalanche of expenses: plane tickets to a third country to visit an embassy, security and visa application processing fees, tickets to America, and attorney fees.

In 2016, Iranian students in US colleges and universities contributed an estimated $386m to the economy. Among international students currently studying in the US, Iran ranks as the 11th leading source of global scholars. This body of more than 12,000 researchers, medical residents, future lawyers, artists or engineers has only been growing. Those Iranians that become permanent residents or ultimately attain US citizenship (over half a million today) are among the most statistically successful immigrant populations. In America, Iranians lead every other immigrant group in having advance academic degrees and more than half of Iranian-Americans aged 25 and older have, at the very minimum, a BA, almost double the national average, according to the Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian-Americans.

For Shahrzad and Iman, the initial encounter with America had come with the anticipated shock and awe. A routine trip to Home Depot before the start of the school year had been astonishing. I saw things in sizes I had never seen before, and it made me think of so many new possibilities.

In America, Shahrzad felt different. Not because of her Iranian or Muslim identity the bitter experience of theocracy had removed any religious affinity but because of the experiences of the first 10 years of her life: I was a child of the Iran-Iraq war. The memory of sirens, the fear of bombs were part of who I was in a deeper way than I ever thought possible.

Another two years in America Shahrzad required an additional visa. An Iranian-American immigration attorney, Reza Mazaheri, an avid art collector and admirer of the couples work, filed a request for a change of status for her to an O visa a special category reserved for individuals of exceptional talent. Mazaheri, who offers his legal expertise in exchange for art work, has represented dozens of Iranians. He believes that Obama, by opening up student visas, ushered a new wave of immigration which has already made a major contribution to the American art scene.

The O and EB1 visas are what many consider Americas secret weapon. It is how the US has been stealing the best of the best from other nations for years, Mazaheri believes.

Last December, Mazaheri managed to successfully deploy that secret weapon on Shahrzads behalf and secure an O visa for her. But with the ban and the ongoing legal battle it triggered her freedom to travel to and from America to show her work will be restricted. Her husbands student visa will expire in June and unless the ban is lifted, he is unlikely to be able to extend his stay to work here as he had hoped.

The loss to America will be twofold. On one hand is the talent. On the other is the loans, a sum of $70,000 for both, which neither will be able to repay if they are ordered out of the country.

Since the ban has gone into effect, France has already announced a commitment to doubling its admissions of Iranian refugees in 2017. Canada, Australia and northern European nations are also potential destinations for all those whom the US will turn away. It will be difficult for America to retain its status as the first in innovation, if it is no longer the destination for the best and the brightest.

Roya Hakakian is the author of two books of poetry in Persian. Her most recent book in English is Assassins of the Turquoise Palace. She came to America as a political asylum seeker. Follow her @Royathewriter

This story was produced with support from the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, a nonprofit devoted to reporting about economic inequality

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