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Annika is a freelance writer and editor specializing in travel, environment, and international development. She has traveled independently in many countries and also leads group trips throughout the world, primarily for alumni and museum travel programs.

A dual citizen of the U.S. and Sweden, Annika grew up speaking both English and Swedish. She is also fluent in Spanish and holds degrees in environmental studies and Latin American studies. She loves to return to and write about Scandinavia and Latin America as often as possible.

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A walking tour of old Quebec City

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A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to revisit one of the most historic and beautiful cities in Canada: Quebec City. Founded by the French explorer...
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The Olympics are going to Brazil and so should you: Some places to visit in Rio and beyond

When Rio de Janeiro was awarded the 2016 Summer Olympics yesterday, it was a victory for all of South America, which has never hosted the Games....
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The Great Wall of China: Where to go to see what's left

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There are few landmarks more iconic than the Great Wall of China, symbol of the country's history and uneasy relationship with the outside world. Most...
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A shared treasure: Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil

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There are few waterfalls as majestic as Iguazu - or Iguaçu, if you prefer the Portuguese spelling - Falls along the border of Argentina and...
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New study shows mosquitos transported by airplanes and tour boats pose threat to Galapagos wildlife

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A new study by British and Ecuadorian scientists suggests that tourism may be contributing a new sort of invasive species to the fragile environment...
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Peace Memorial Museum and Park in Hiroshima commemorate 1945 bombing and promote peace

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Today marks the 64th anniversary of the U.S. bombing of Hiroshima. In the years since, the Japanese city has dedicated itself to promoting peace and...
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UNESCO's World Heritage List: What does it mean, anyway?

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Most frequent travelers have heard of, if not visited, at least one World Heritage site, but how many really know what the designation means? How are...
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In Darwin's footsteps: What to expect when visiting the Galapagos Islands

Note: Reposted from Thursday, February 12, due to technical difficulties with the original story. Apologies to any readers who got an error message...
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