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  • Traveler examining departure board
    Air Travel By Richard Milner 3 months ago

    The Top 5 Worst Cyberattacks To Ever Hit Airports

    Cyberattacks have increased by a staggering 600% from 2024 to 2025. Here are the five worst cases to ever hit airports, from India and Poland to Kuala Lumpur.

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  • A woman sitting on a long boat in Krabi, Thailand
    Travel Gear By Eva Johnstone 3 months ago

    This Budget-Friendly Accessory From IKEA Is A Waterproof Treasure Perfect For Island Adventures

    When gearing up for an island-hopping adventure, one affordable, waterproof accessory from IKEA can help keep your valuables safe from the elements.

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  • Porthcothan Bay Beach in Cornwall, England
    Europe By Sam Scott 3 months ago

    England's Answer To California's Big Sur Is A Dramatic Coast With Beaches And Cliffside Camping

    This part of Southern England was featured in the "Poldark" series. It's known for its dramatic landscape and coastline full of hidden coves and camping spots.

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  • Fall leaves surround Umpqua River near Canyonville, Oregon
    Oregon By Kelley Dukat 3 months ago

    Oregon's Nevada-Style Casino Thrives In The Gorgeous Umpqua Valley With Incredible Amenities And Gaming

    This Oregon tribal-owned casino brings luxurious accommodations, dining, entertainment, and gaming to a beautiful natural setting in the Umpqua Valley.

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  • An Amtrak NexGen Acela crosses a bridge
    Travel Guides By Erika W. Smith 3 months ago

    The Uncomfortable Issue With Amtrak's High-Speed Train, According To Some Of The First Riders

    Amtrak's NextGen Acela can reach high speeds of up to 160 mph and welcomes more passengers per train, but it does have one uncomfortable and unchangeable issue.

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  • A tour guide leading a group of travelers
    Tips and Hacks By Kala Barba-Court 3 months ago

    Warning Signs That A Local Tour Guide Isn't Trustworthy

    Watch out for scammers, even on vacation. After all, not every travel guide has your best interests at heart. Thankfully, these tips can help you avoid frauds.

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  • Someone pouring a latte
    Arkansas By Jenna Kelley 3 months ago

    The Main Street Arkansas Coffee Trail Lets You Find All The Best Morning Pick-Me-Ups In The Natural State

    Following the the Min Street Arkansas Coffee Trail is the kind of road trip idea that's worth waking up for. Pack your favorite mug, gas up your car, and drive.

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  • A cluster of pink rhododendron blooms on the Northern California coast.
    California By Eva Johnstone 3 months ago

    This California Reserve On The Sonoma Coast Is A Hidden Gem Dedicated To A Single, Beautiful Flower

    For a unique park that is dedicated to a single, beautiful flower, head to this California reserve located around two and a half hours from San Francisco.

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  • Woman admires the view from the top of a mountain on the Appalachian trail in Maine
    United States By Kirtana Menon 3 months ago

    Actual Appalachian Trail Hikers Roll Their Eyes At This One Popular Robert Redford Movie

    The 2015 film features two men thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail and opened to very mixed reviews. Hikers especially didn't like it for its inaccuracies.

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  • The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV is seen in Dolton, Illinois
    Illinois By Bridget Gleeson 3 months ago

    The Place Where Pope Leo XIV Grew Up Is A Charming Chicago Suburb With A Vibrant Community

    This humble but charming Chicago suburb where Pope Leo XIV spent his childhood has great parks and family-owned restaurants and offers easy access to the city.

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  • Camping cot in a tent
    Outdoor Adventure By Emily Frantz 3 months ago

    This Easy-To-Assemble Costco Item Is An Affordable Find That Guarantees A Great Night Outdoors

    Looking for budget-friendly camping gear? This Costco find is simple to set up, packs compactly, and makes nights outdoors much more comfortable.

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  • Mountain Landscape shot in California. San Bernardino Mountains in San Bernardino National Forest.
    California By Chantel Loura 3 months ago

    California's Best Forest Camping Of 2025 Is At This Quaint Ranch Hidden In The San Bernardino Mountains

    A camper's dream destination is the best forest spot in Southern California with plenty of privacy, plus amenities and world-class recreational activities.

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  • A hot day in Ocean Beach in San Diego
    Travel Guides By Nola Sarkisian-Miller 3 months ago

    What To Know About The 'Blob' Heatwave Blanketing The Pacific From Japan To America

    Stretching for over 3.1 million square miles, the "blob" is a dangerous heatwave affecting temperature, wildlife, and the environment from Japan to America.

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  • Sunset from Selden Neck State Park
    Connecticut By Bridget Gleeson 3 months ago

    Connecticut's Serene Island State Park Is A Tranquil Getaway In One Of 'America's Last Great Places'

    This quiet state park in Connecticut can only be reached by watercraft, and its home to some of America's last untouched landscapes and picturesque views.

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  • Hand holding glass of red wine against greenery
    Pennsylvania By Madeleine Bee 3 months ago

    Just Outside Gettysburg Is Pennsylvania's Charming Stop With An Award-Winning Winery And Rustic Beauty

    This charming small town near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania boasts lovely scenery, an elegant winery, and a candy shop attached to a jaw-dropping elephant emporium.

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  • Food trucks lining Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice Beach on First Fridays
    California By Anahid Akkam 3 months ago

    This Famous Boulevard In LA's Venice Beach Transforms Into A Foodie Paradise Once A Month

    Food trucks converge on the iconic Venice Beach once a month for this popular event, which is an excellent way to try cuisine from around the globe.

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  • Man packing a suitcase
    News By Kristin Conard 3 months ago

    TSA Reminds Airplane Passengers To Avoid Packing These Toothbrushes In Their Checked Luggage

    Before your next flight, make sure you know what the TSA says about where certain personal items belong to avoid potential travel disruptions.

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  • A group of people horseback riding at Chatfield State Park
    Colorado By Anahid Akkam 3 months ago

    Sandwiched Between Colorado Springs And Denver Is A Scenic State Park With Water Sports, Camping, And Hiking

    Just a short drive away from Denver and Colorado Springs, this wonderful state park lets you dip your toes in a sprawling lake or camp out under the stars.

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  • Aerial view over the countryside of Millbrook New York
    New York By Kira Reinke 3 months ago

    One Of New York's Best-Kept Secrets Is A Picturesque Village With Fairytale Charm And Lakeside Views

    New York's Hudson Valley is home to charming villages, and this hidden gem boasts picturesque nature and a quaint collection of shops, restaurants, and inns.

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  • Pink and white azalea bushes in a hardwood forest with a reservoir in the background at Brookeville, Maryland
    Maryland By Atika Shubert 3 months ago

    West Of Baltimore Is Maryland's Historic Little Town Nicknamed The 'United States Capital For A Day'

    Just outside of Baltimore, you’ll find an under-the-radar, historic portion of Maryland that was actually the country’s capital for less than a day.

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  • Aerial view of Six Flags Hurricane Harbor
    News By Lucy Woods 3 months ago

    Six Flags Is Set To Close These Two Locations In 2025

    Six Flags will shutter two additional parks by the end of 2025, citing long-term growth plans despite strong attendance elsewhere in its portfolio.

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  • TSA official checking carry-on bag at security
    Air Travel By Richard Milner 3 months ago

    The TSA Could Eventually Ban These Common Battery-Operated Items, According To Reddit

    Allegedly, per Reddit, the TSA may ban battery-operated gadgets like electric toothbrushes, headphones, and portable chargers. Is it true? Here's the lowdown.

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  • Fields north of Lewistown, Montana
    Montana By Madeleine Bee 3 months ago

    'The Heart Of Montana' Is An Idyllic City Surrounded By Gorgeous Mountain Ranges And Endless Outdoor Fun

    The beauty of Montana has long drawn travelers and, to get the most out of your trip to this gorgeous state, stay in this idyllic city surrounded by mountains.

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  • United airplane in flight
    News By Kristin Conard 3 months ago

    Why United Had To Suspend All US And Canadian Flights (And Why They Might Do It Again)

    The airline is being somewhat vague about the reason for a large number of halted flights in September and August of this year. Has it resolved the problem?

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  • Skyline with residential buildings in West Chester
    Pennsylvania By Rory Buccheri 3 months ago

    Pennsylvania's Historic College Town Outside Philadelphia Is Bursting With Global Flavors And Downtown Shopping

    Just 35 miles from the City of Brotherly Love, you can find a bustling town that's loaded with history, quaint shops, and a surprisingly diverse food scene.

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  • Woman drying off after shower
    Europe By Jody Miller 3 months ago

    The Two European Countries Where Residents Shower The Least Are Wildly Popular Tourist Destinations

    Global showering habits are all over the map, but people in these two European countries appear to shower less frequently than others across Europe.

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  • Overhead view of a backpack, laptop case, phone, and other items going through the security scanner at an airport
    Air Travel By Rebekah Winters Barton 3 months ago

    10 Things Banned From Flights In 2025

    Things are always changing in the aviation industry, and 2025 has been no exception. These are some of the things that have been banned from planes this year.

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