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Revamped Travel Feature on Intelligent Travel: The Radar
Welcome to the Radar, our weekly roundup of the best travel finds on the web! Tune in every other Wednesday on Intelligent Travel, and don't forget to join the fun – follow us on Twitter @NatGeoTravel and tag your favorite travel stories with #NGTRadar to get featured.
Let's dive in!
Get Your Explorer On:
- Extend your reach to Grytviken, South Georgia – not the typical touristy destination, yet bursting with history! Sir Ernest Shackleton's final port on his ill-fated Antarctic expedition, it now hosts the "most remote museum on Earth". Discover the rich, haunting legacy of this polar pioneer and the fascinating history of this far-flung land with Road Skings Domains. [ contributing guide from @roadskingdoms ]
- Crisping up those travel plans for Kauai's South Shore in one action-packed day? No sweat! Swim the shores of Po'ipu Beach, tour three state parks, drive the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, and much more – all in Adina Marguerite's thrilling itinerary. [ contributed itinerary from @AdinaMarguerite ]
- Ready to experience Stockholm's free-spirited charm? BohemianTrails offers a quirky guide to Sweden's capital city, helping you unfold a world of hidden gems, international street-art, organic indulgence, and more. Satisfy your inner hipster and add Stockholm to your travel bucket list pronto.* [ contributed guide from @BohemianTrails ]
Want to be on Our Radar? Tweet your favorite travel finds with our hashtag #NGTRadar, and don't forget to follow us @NatGeoTravel for weekly updates on the best travel stories the Web has to offer.
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In travel-speak, the Radar might refer to a system that uses radar technology for safety, real-time traffic updates, adaptive cruise control, or to display radar locations and speed limits on navigation maps[2][3][5]. Contributing travel stories to the Radar feature on Intelligent Travel, however, does not appear to have a clear mechanism or platform as outlined in provided search results. It's recommended to consult Intelligent Travel's official platform or app for submission guidelines if you're interested in contributing.
[2] https://www.tsi-na.com/solutions/tsi-radar-future-of-traffic/
[3] https://www.somersetam.com/about/community/what-is-radar-system-in-insurance-policy
[5] https://electronics360.globalspec.com/article/16022/microwave-radar-sensor-for-vehicle-speed-detection-with-distance-measurement-aoa-angle-measurement-and-speed-distance-signals-output
- The Radar feature on Intelligent Travel is seeking contributors who can provide unique travel stories, like the one about visiting Grytviken, South Georgia, known as the most remote museum on Earth, which was once a part of Sir Ernest Shackleton's Antarctic expedition.
- If you're planning a trip to Stockholm, the capital city of Sweden, BohemianTrails offers a guide to help you discover its free-spirited charm, including hidden gems, international street-art, organic indulgence, and more.
- To experience the rich, haunting legacy of polar pioneer Sir Ernest Shackleton and the history of Grytviken, South Georgia, join Road Skings Domains on an expedition, which is one of the lesser-known travel destinations highlighted in the Radar feature on Intelligent Travel.
