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  • Tampa, Florida, skyline with river
    By Christine Dulion 7 hours ago

    Between Tampa's Airport And Riverwalk Is A Top-Rated Restaurant Famed For Its 'Scratch-Made' Menu

    While traveling through Tampa, consider stopping at this popular eatery known for its delicious bar food made from scratch and incredible Happy Hour offerings.

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  • Fayette ghost town in Michigan, with abandoned buildings to either side of a path, with a lake in the background under a blue sky
    By Jess Simms 7 hours ago

    The 5 Best Abandoned Ghost Towns Worth Exploring In Michigan

    Michigan has no shortage of ghost towns, and many of them are hidden gems for travelers and history buffs. Here are five Michigan ghost towns to explore.

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  • Camping gear on a store shelf
    By Bridget Gleeson 8 hours ago

    What Happens To Returned Camping Items At Home Depot? Here's Where They Actually Go

    Ever been standing in line to return something at a store, and wonder if your item is going back on the shelf, or somewhere else? Here's the scoop.

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  • one of the murals along Fourth Avenue in Tucson
    By Kelley Dukat 9 hours ago

    Downtown Tucson's Hip Historic District Is An Entertainment Hub Full Of Art, Shops, And Diverse Dining

    Tucson, Arizona, has so much to offer travelers and locals alike, including this historic district packed to the rafters with art, shops, and delicious food.

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  • Holding a wine glass in a vineyard
    By Waverly Colville 10 hours ago

    These Are The World's Most Underrated Wine Regions

    There are so many under appreciated wine regions across the world, far beyond Bordeaux or Tuscany. Here's where you'll find some undiscovered gems.

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  • A camping set up with dishes on the table
    By Jenna Kelley 11 hours ago

    The Dollar Tree Item For Convenient Dish Drying While Camping With Limited Table Space

    Space comes at an ultra-premium when you're going camping, but luckily there's a dish drying hack that takes up barely any area or weight in your pack or RV.

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  • Aerial view of Floyd Bennett Field New York
    By Olivia Typaldos 12 hours ago

    5 Abandoned Airports In America That Were Once-Thriving Travel Hubs

    Some American airports were once vital travel hubs before noise complaints, expansion limits, or sudden closures changed their future entirely.

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  • A motorhome driving through Key West, Florida
    By Jonathan Houston 13 hours ago

    The 5 Best RV Resorts In Florida, According To Reviews

    Sometimes, traveling by road is the best way to see a state. If you're looking for a unique RV experience in Florida, these resorts are sure to meet your needs.

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  • Retro diner counter
    By Lauren Kershner 13 hours ago

    The 5 Most Charming Old-School Diners In The Appalachian Mountains

    Old-school diners are a great way to enjoy a piece of history while having a delicious meal. Here five of our favorites in the Appalachian Mountains.

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  • Trees covered in white Christmas lights outside a lodge in the snow at dusk
    By Jess Simms 16 hours ago

    This Wisconsin Resort Transforms Its Golf Course Into A Cold-Weather Playground

    Wisconsin is known as America's Dairyland but is home to a great golf resort. You can visit in the winter for plenty of outdoor adventures in the cold.

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  • A terminal in Texas' Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
    By Rachel Dennis 16 hours ago

    Where To Find The Best Food At Texas' Austin-Bergstrom International Airport

    Austin, Texas', Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has a surprisingly long list of restaurants worth stopping at, but these are at the top of the list.

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  • Main Street, League City, Texas
    By Megi Canco 17 hours ago

    Between Houston and Galveston Is A Coastal Texas Town With Fresh Seafood And Oak-Lined Avenues

    You'll feel like you're vacationing in two totally different parts of Texas when you visit this city's boardwalk marina and its parks shaded by old oak trees.

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  • Buses and Big Ben in London, England
    By Lauren Kershner 19 hours ago

    The Best Way To Explore London's Top Attractions Smoothly And Affordably With Only One Day

    Exploring London in one day is easier with a bundled attraction pass that streamlines entry, transportation, and planning across the city's top sights.

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  • Someone sleeping on a plane
    By Jenna Busch 20 hours ago

    5 Flight Attendant-Approved Tips For Getting Better Sleep On A Plane

    Flight attendants are experts in making air cabin travel as comfortable as possible, and they have some lifesaving tips to make sleeping on a plane easier.

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  • packing a suitcase with winterwear, toiletries, and other clothing
    By Neha Maheshwari 20 hours ago

    This Brilliant Dollar Tree Hack Saves So Much Luggage Space By Compressing Your Clothes

    Packing a bag can be an exercise in frustration, especially if your organizing skills aren't top-notch, but this Dollar Tree item can save you a lot of trouble.

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  • a black and white photo of the statue of liberty bust on display at the world's fair
    By Jamie Ditaranto 20 hours ago

    15 Historic Landmarks That Used To Look Completely Different

    From the Eiffel Tower’s first colors to the original Penn Station, explore how iconic landmarks worldwide looked in the past — compared to today.

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  • plate of birria tacos with chopped red onion and cilantro
    By David Jenison 23 hours ago

    The Best Taco Spot In The U.S. Has A Mouthwatering Family Recipe Worth Traveling For

    Americans eat billions of tacos every year, and this family-owned restaurant in southern California has the best tacos in the country according to Yelp reviews.

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  • Passport photos printed in a printer
    By Jenna Kelley 1 day ago

    Think Twice Before Wearing These Banned Clothes For Your Passport Photo

    Did you know there are types of clothing that you aren't allowed to wear in your passport photo? These rules are in place for your own safety.

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  • An airport departure board with a woman standing in front of it
    By Bridget Gleeson 1 day ago

    Who Makes The Final Decision To Actually Cancel A Flight?

    Flight cancellations can wreak havoc on a trip, but the reason for cancellation isn't always obvious. Who exactly is making the decision to cancel a flight?

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  • Sunrise view of a California vineyard
    By Pamela Vachon 2 days ago

    The State With The Most Wineries Promises Charming Vineyards, Tasting Rooms, And Unforgettable Bottles

    The U.S. is famous for its fabulous wines, but one state is the undisputed king of the castle when it comes to charming vineyards. Oenophiles, take note.

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  • Colorful storefront in San Francisco
    By Lauren Kershner 2 days ago

    These American Destinations Are Packed With '70s Retro Vibes And Nostalgic Fun

    You don't need a time machine to experience the '70s - just visit these famous American towns and cities for a nostalgic trip down memory lane.

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  • Colorful lights on the ceiling of a pedestrian bridge at Indianapolis airport
    By Pamela Vachon 2 days ago

    The Unexpected Reason Indiana's Award-Winning Airport Has Vibrant LED Overhead Lights

    Ever noticed those gorgeous LED overhead lights at the airport in Indianapolis? There is more to the vibrant light show than immediately meets the eye.

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  • Waterfall over mossy rocks in Sumter National Forest
    By Emily Adam 2 days ago

    South Carolina's Gateway To Sumter National Forest Is An Affordable City Perfect For Retirees

    With a gorgeous waterfall and a national forest nearby, this surprisingly affordable South Carolina city is perfect for an affordable getaway.

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  • Gluten free pasta in Rome from La Soffitta Renovatio
    By Jessica Stewart 2 days ago

    The Top Gluten-Free Travel Destination Is A Renowned City In Italy

    Whether you drool over fresh pasta or crave pizza, hot from the oven, the capital of Italy is a surprising travel hotspot for those who can't eat gluten.

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  • Wide angle view of The Hill in St. Louis
    By Robert Isenberg 2 days ago

    The Midwest's 5 Best 'Little Italy' Neighborhoods Worth Visiting

    The Midwest is home to Italian-influenced districts filled with classic restaurants, churches, festivals, and communities worth planning a stop around.

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  • Iconic Portland sign in downtown Portland surrounded by skyscrapers
    By Lauren Kershner 2 days ago

    Downtown Portland's Dining Scene Is Surging To Life In Anticipation Of A Dazzling New Market

    In 2026, Oregon’s iconic city of Portland will open a long-awaited market, complete with delicious restaurants, artisan vendors, and foodie events.

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  • Bikini hanging to dry
    By Emily Frantz 2 days ago

    Rick Steves Swears By This Handy, Lesser-Known Piece Of Travel Tech You Can Get At Walmart

    There's nothing worse than trying to figure out what to do with wet clothes when you're on vacation, but travel expert Rick Steves has the solution.

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