Common Wardrobe Mistakes First-Time Cruise Ship Passengers Always Regret Making
Packing clothing for a cruise can be more complicated than just bringing along a swimsuit. Avoid these common mistakes to ensure smooth sailing.
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The Clothing Choice That Will Set Off Red Flags At Airport Security
According to TSA, this one type of clothing embellishment could unexpectedly get you pulled aside in the airport security line for additional screening.
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What To Look For (And Avoid) To Have An Ethical Wildlife Tourism Experience
Seeing wildlife can be a rewarding and enriching experience if you love nature and the great outdoors. However, you should be wary of unethical practices.
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Rick Steves Calls Out One Of The Biggest Obstacles Many Vacations Face
Rick Steves has plenty of advice for travelers, and there's one pitfall in particular that he says can ruin your trip, but it's a pitfall that's easy to avoid.
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The Clever DIY Way To Protect Power Cables While Camping
Although you may be camping to escape modern comforts, electricity is sometimes a must-have. Protect your cables from the weather using this easy DIY hack.
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The RV Park Rule You Should Know Before Buying A Used Camper
If you're looking at older-model used campers, you'll want to do your research. One thing you should know is a rule that some campgrounds enforce.
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Heading To Mardi Gras? This Is One Meaningful Way To Give Back While You're There
Celebrating Mardi Gras in New Orleans is a bucket-list activity for many, but while you’re enjoying the event, there are ways to help out the local community.
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Breeze Through TSA Lines At These Airport Hotels That Lead Straight To Security
Save time on flight day by heading to one of these airport hotels offering easy access to TSA security lines, often with fewer people and shorter waits.
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Campers And Backpackers Are Trading In Their Sleeping Bags For This Love-It-Or-Hate-It Gear Alternative
Sleeping bags are fading to the background as the tried-and-true sleep system for camping and backpacking as this gear alternative steps up.
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Hands-Down Europe's 5 Cities With The Best Public Transportation Systems
From metros and trams to buses and ferries, these European cities stand out for efficient public transportation that simplifies sightseeing and travel.
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10 Things To Do If You're Stranded In An Airport
Being stranded in an airport might not sound like a particularly fantastic opportunity, but there are plenty of ways to make the most of your time.
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This Affordable Walmart DIY Camping Toilet Hack Solves A Common Problem For Under $10
With just two items from Walmart, totaling less than $10, you can DIY a simple camping toilet and prevent emergencies when nature calls at your campsite.
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9 Risks That Come With Retiring Abroad
Retiring abroad is becoming more appealing and more popular amongst Americans looking for more affordability. Of course, there are still risks involved.
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Don't Think About Climbing Kilimanjaro Without Reading These 10 Tips
Summiting the Roof of Africa isn't for the faint of heart, but these tips for climbing Kilimanjaro (from someone who has done it) will help you on your way.
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How To Avoid Looking Like A Tourist In Paris, According To Locals
When taking a trip to Paris, locals suggest adjusting your wardrobe and behaviors to avoid blundering around France's capital like an unaware tourist.
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This Handy Scouts Camping Trick Is An Easy Way To Measure The Time Left Before Sunset
Humans have been telling time without clocks for centuries, and with this Scouts trick, you can measure remaining daylight with nothing but your hand.
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The Best Time Of Year To Visit San Juan For All The Beauty With Fewer Crowds
San Juan is a vibrant destination with plenty to explore, drawing hordes of tourists. Visit during this season for ideal weather and fewer crowds.
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5 Key Changes Coming To Uber In 2026 Travelers Will Want To Know
Uber has five key changes coming in 2026 which travelers will have to navigate or at least be mindful of when using the service for rideshares and food.
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11 Questions To Ask Before Choosing A Country To Retire To
More U.S. citizens are considering retiring to another country than ever before, but there are quite a few things you should ask yourself first before deciding.
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Why You Shouldn't Put Your Head In Your Sleeping Bag To Stay Warm While Winter Camping
If you've ever camped outside when the temps drop below zero, you've probably wanted to cocoon yourself in your sleeping bag. Here's why you shouldn't.
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5 Easy DIY Ways To Upgrade Common Interior Eyesores In Your RV
If the interior of your RV is feeling a little worn and outdated, try these five DIY upgrades to refresh old flooring, furniture, and other eyesores.
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These Are The Safest Places To Sit When Traveling On A Train
If you're a nervous traveler, or just a cautious one, you'll want to know the safest place to sit before boarding a train. The answer has several dimensions.
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These DIY Hacks Will Keep Your Hiking Boots Smelling Fresh, According To Social Media
If hours spent on the trail are causing your hiking boots to stink, try these five DIY hacks to freshen up your footwear, from hygiene advice to cleaning tips.
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Don't Be Surprised If Your Dinner Bill In Europe Has This Sneaky Extra Charge
If you're organizing a budget for a European vacation, keep this (sometimes unpredictable) extra charge in mind when calculating meal costs.
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Overplanners Always Make This Wasteful Mistake When Retiring Overseas
More and more Americans are choosing to retire overseas, but this one simple mistake when moving abroad could cost you a lot of money and lead to regret.
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Why Booking A Cheaper Hotel Could Cost You In The Long Run
Cheaper hotels seem like a great deal on the surface, but can actually end up costing you more in the long run. Here's why.
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My Go-To Places To Take Friends When They Visit Boston (That Won't Break The Bank)
Here are five local-approved must-visit places in Boston that won't break the bank, covering everything from American history to green spaces and art.
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