The 5 Most Reliable Cars For Winter Road Tripping, According To Car Magazines
The cold and snowy season can make travel more difficult, especially if you don't have the right car for the conditions -- luckily, you have some good options.
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One Of Samantha Brown's Favorite Holiday Gifts Is A No-Brainer For Park Lovers
Samantha Brown's travel tips extend to gift ideas, including this one for anyone who loves visiting national and state parks. Here's what she recommends.
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9 Rules You Should Know Before Camping In The Winter
Camping in winter isn't for everybody, but if you are more experienced and want to enjoy the magic of cold-weather camping, here's where to start.
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These 5 US Cities Had The Most Dramatic Increase In Cost Of Travel For 2025
When you're planning your next getaway to one of America's metropolitan areas, don't forget to look at the trends -- some of them have gotten expensive.
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This Secret Airplane Feature Gives You More Space Sitting In A Cramped Economy Seat
Many travelers endure tight conditions on crowded economy flights, but one little‑known seat feature can quietly expand your elbow room and ease cramped legs.
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30 Words And Phrases To Learn Before Any Vacation
Traveling to another country when you don't know the language can be tricky. Here are some important phrases to look up before you go on your journey.
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The Low-Tech Camping Trick To Make A Cozy DIY Pillow
If you forget to pack your comfortable pillow while camping, don't worry — there's a quick fix using something that's already in your backpack.
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What Florida Vacationers Need To Know Before Driving Golf Carts On Public Roads
Golf carts are a popular sight in many Florida cities and resort towns, but you must get familiar with the local laws before cruising around in one.
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Easy Ways To Spot Fake Tripadvisor Reviews
Not sure which Tripadvisor reviews to trust? Here’s how to spot fake posts, read real traveler feedback and make better choices on your next trip.
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The Best Ways To Use Credit Card Points To Travel The World For Free, According To A Points Expert
Savvy travelers have found ways to use credit card travel point programs to their advantage and essentially travel for free. Here's what an expert says.
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9 NYC Tourist Traps To Avoid On A Visit To Times Square
Surveys show that Times Square is considered the biggest tourist trap in the U.S. Here's how to avoid wasting your time and money in the Big Apple.
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5 Sunny And Affordable Vacation Destinations To Travel To In January
Skip peak-season markups and winter gloom with these destinations that deliver reliable January sunshine, affordable stays, and memorable food and scenery.
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These New Amtrak Fares Between East Coast Cities Are Comparable To A Drink At Starbucks
Travel has become expensive, but luckily by taking advantage of new East Coast Amtrak fares, you may be able to travel for less than the cost of a coffee.
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The Pasta-Eating Mistake That Screams Tourist When Visiting Italy
When in Italy, eating pasta is a must. However, you'll want to make sure you know how to eat like a local, including avoiding this one faux pas.
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The 5 Worst Beach Town Living Drawbacks People Should Know Before Moving To One
It's many people's dream to eventually live on or near the beach, but there are a few drawbacks of beach town living you should know about before moving to one.
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Say Goodbye To The Slimy Plastic Bag, There's A Better Way To Travel With Bar Soap
Bar soap users are familiar with the unfortunate sliminess that comes from putting your soap in a plastic bag when you travel. Here's how to avoid this problem.
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Bug Zappers Are Out — Here Are The Items Everyone Wants Instead For Bug-Free Camping
Outdoor adventures aren't just a blast for you and your friends, they're a banquet for mosquitoes. Sadly, bug zappers don't work. Here's what does.
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5 Low-Profile Selfie Stick Alternatives That Make Travel Photos Effortless
These low-profile tools make it easy to capture natural travel photos in crowded destinations, keeping your shots steady and your sightseeing experience smooth.
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The Hidden Reasons A Florida Retirement Might Not Be The Affordable Dream It Once Was
Florida still draws retirees with its sunshine and coastal charm, but hidden changes may influence how affordable that dream feels for those planning a move.
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Say Goodbye To Smelly Luggage With One Easy Tip
If you travel frequently, you may notice that suitcases can sometimes harbor strange odors. Here are some tips for eliminating those once and for all.
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Flight Attendants Say This Is The Best Way To Store Your Bags In The Overhead Bin
Here is some guidance regarding how to store your bag in an airplane's overhead compartment to avoid annoying your flight attendant and other passengers, too.
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Campground Etiquette Rules That Separate The Newbies From The Pros
If you're a camping newbie, you should read up on these basic campground etiquette rules that will make you a good neighbor to your fellow campers.
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Travelers Swear By A Wild Physics Trick To Help Find Your Car From Far Away (And It Actually Works)
The next time you can't find where you parked your car, try this wild physics hack to find your car faster and easier every single time.
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The Four Word Safety Rhyme That Could Save Someone's Life If They're Drowning
Following the guidance of this catchy four-word rhyme could help you save the life of someone who is drowning without putting yourself in danger, too.
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Dollar Tree's Unexpected Playful Travel Hack Keeping Toiletries Spill-Free
Avoid unwanted spills on a plane by using this ingenious travel hack with Dollar Tree items that protects your items from a mid-flight toiletries explosion.
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The Genius Park Ranger-Approved Camping Hack To Brew Coffee Without The Usual Equipment
Get great coffee on any camping, backpacking, or hiking trip with this park ranger-approved hack — all you need is a pot, a filter, grounds, water, and a fire.
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This Color Suitcase Will Promote Smooth Travels, According To The Rules Of Feng Shui
According to traditional Feng Shui principles, choosing luggage in one particular color could attract luck and ward off negativity during your trip.
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