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This bibliography follows the APA 7th Edition style.
Some article descriptions were enhanced using AI assistance (ChatGPT-5) for narrative flow and travel context refinement.
Thank you for reading — and for traveling the world through words. ๐✨
Thank you for reading — and for traveling the world through words. ๐✨
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