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    ULTIMATE bucket list

    Feb 09, 2020 6 minutes
    TEXT: PENNY LEWIS

    NEW YORK

    Known as the city that never sleeps and the Big Apple, New York has appeared in countless movies and been the subject of numerous songs. Its rich history of immigration has made it one of the most fascinating cities on Earth. You can fly there directly with our national carrier from October 29.

    PARIS

    Paris is the number-two tourist destination in the world, according to the annual Global Destination Cities Index, compiled by a credit card giant. In 2018, the French city hosted 19.1 million overnight visitors, second only to Bangkok, with 22.78 million (One Night in Bangkok, anyone?) With Paris’ famous Haussmanndesigned boulevards, boutiques and iconic landmarks – the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the fire-damaged Notre-Dame – it’s a très chic place to visit.

    LONDON

    The UK capital is a splendid place to visit and enjoy the pageantry, whether you’re an avid royal watcher or not. For a free activity, see the daily

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