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Patrick Redford’s final Tour de France dispatch sums up three weeks of coverage by noting the race’s scale (about 1,150 bikes), contrasting team attitudes toward fans, Decathlon’s aggressive publicity and a top photographer hire, quirky crowd encounters, and a quick tour of towns, meals, and merch, ending with a vacation break after the whirlwind.
Prime Video's new romantic drama 'The Map That Leads to You' is a visually stunning, charming film set across picturesque European locations, focusing on a spontaneous romance between a recent graduate and a free-spirited traveler, though it follows familiar genre tropes and has some narrative flaws.
The world's first continuous passenger cruise ship, the SS Laconia, completed a 130-day voyage 100 years ago, paving the way for modern world cruises. The Phelps sisters, who were traveling with their mother, kept travel logs, collected souvenirs, and took photographs during the voyage. The Laconia offered a luxurious experience, setting a new bar for travel for those with means. The Phelps sisters' Laconia collection, including their travel diaries, photographs, slides, and film footage, is owned by the University of South Carolina's Moving Image Research Collections.