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  • A welcome sign next to vineyards in Napa Valley, California
    California By Leslie Veliz 5 months ago

    The 5 Best Napa Valley Wineries You Can Visit Without A Reservation, According To Research

    There are hundreds of wineries in Northern California's scenic Napa Valley, but most of them require reservations. Here are five of the best that don't.

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  • Fountain and palace in Pesano, Italy's old town square
    Europe By Rene Bennett 5 months ago

    One Of Italy's Most Affordable And Picturesque Beaches Is In The Country's 'Culture Capital Of 2024'

    Pesaro is located on Italy's Adriatic coast and combines seaside relaxation with a vibrant cultural scene - here's everything you need to know before you go.

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  • Old West-style street in Keystone, South Dakota
    North Dakota By Rene Bennett 5 months ago

    A Secret South Dakota Town Called 'Playground Of The Black Hills' Is A Doorway To Endless Adventure

    South Dakota's "Playground of the Black Hills" is a secret town that has adventures for any age group and fun that can make you feel like a kid again.

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  • Scenic view of Haleiwa highway lined with surfboards
    Hawaii By Kira Reinke 5 months ago

    The World's 'Surfing Capital' Is A Hip Hawaiian Town With Boutiques, Beaches, And Art

    Haleiwa is a lovely place to visit year-round whether you're a surfer or just someone looking to explore a Hawaiian beach town full of unique boutiques.

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  • Woman checking her train tickets at a station
    Europe By Jenna Busch 5 months ago

    Avoid This Common Transit Mistake In Europe That Tourists Often Accidentally Make, Per Rick Steves

    Public transportation can be tricky in Europe, and this one mistake could get you in trouble and cost you a lot of money, according to Rick Steves.

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  • Exterior of Louis Lunch in New Haven, CT
    Restaurants By Lauren Kershner 5 months ago

    America's 'Birthplace Of The Hamburger Sandwich' Is A Historic Family-Owned Connecticut Staple

    It’s more than just a beef patty in a bun; it’s a beloved American classic, and the restaurant where it all began is still serving up the original tasty recipe.

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  • Solo woman in a Muscat mosque, Oman
    Asia By SJ Armstrong 5 months ago

    Solo Female Travelers Praise This Hidden Gem In The Middle East As One Of The Safest Destinations

    While parts of Europe and East Asia may be praised for safety, solo female travelers can find a surprisingly safe destination hidden in the Middle East.

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  • Mai tai cocktail served in a SPAM container
    Hawaii By Kristin Conard 5 months ago

    Why Is There So Much Spam In Hawaii?

    A trip to Hawaii isn't complete without sampling some local Spam dishes. Find out why this canned meat product is so common in the Aloha State.

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  • Wooden chalets on the street of Brunngasse, Switzerland
    Europe By Andrea Romano 5 months ago

    'The Most Beautiful Street In Europe' Is Lined With Wood Carved Chalets On The Shores Of A Lake

    Charming streets can be found all over Europe, but for the most beautiful street on the continent, head to this road dotted with unique wooden chalets.

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  • A hotel desk employee helping a man check in
    Hotels and Resorts By Kristi Roe-Owen 5 months ago

    The Best Ways To Get On The Good Side Of Hotel Staff

    We combed through Reddit to see what hotel employees look for in thoughtful guests. Adopting even one will be a lovely way to thank them for their hard work.

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  • Windmill at National Golf Links of America
    New York By Alex Lauzon 5 months ago

    A Premier New York Golf Course Offers A Stunning Blend Of Tradition And Scenic Fairways

    A private New York golf course located on Staten Island blends tradition with tributes to some of the most iconic holes in the history of the game.

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  • Aerial view of Crane Beach on Barbados
    Caribbean and Bahamas By Kira Reinke 5 months ago

    A Caribbean Pink Sand Paradise Is A Tropical Stunner 'Renowned As One Of The World's Best Beaches'

    Voted as one the world's best beaches, Crane Beach on the southeastern coast of Barbados is a picturesque cove of pink-hued sand washed by turquoise waters.

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  • Cunard Queen Mary 2 cruise ship
    Cruises By Jonathan Houston 5 months ago

    Why A Transatlantic Cruise Might Just Be Cheaper Than A Staycation

    If you were considering saving money with a staycation, think again: There's a chance that a transatlantic cruise might actually be cheaper.

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  • A long exposure of Krog Street Tunnel
    Georgia By Jon Bitner 5 months ago

    One Of America's Most Renowned Legal Graffiti Sites Is An Ever-Changing Art Canvas In Georgia

    About two miles away from the heart of downtown Atlanta, Krog Street Tunnel is a designated space for graffiti artists to practice their craft.

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  • The beautiful bays and beaches in Bang Saphan
    Asia By Tamara Blazquez Haik 5 months ago

    A Secret Thai Village Has Pillowy Gold Sand Beaches, Charming Bamboo Huts, And No Crowds

    When planning the ultimate vacation to Thailand, avoid overtourism and skip the more popular destinations for this equally thrilling and beautiful setting.

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  • Single woman pulling suitcase along cobbled stone street lined with flowers
    Tips and Hacks By Atika Shubert 5 months ago

    The Best Way To Avoid The 'Single Occupancy Fees' That Seem To Punish Solo Travelers

    If you prefer to take your trips alone but hate paying the "single supplement" penalty, there are some ways you can avoid being charged that fee.

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  • Hyena sign by road on the Skeleton Coast in Namibia, Africa
    Africa By S. Flannagan 5 months ago

    The 'Skeleton Coast' Of This African Country Is One Desolate Yet Breathtaking Panorama

    While its name inspires danger and intrigue, the Skelton Coast is still loaded with epic African beauty that adventurous travelers will love exploring.

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  • Lava Hot Springs, Idaho surrounded by mountains
    Hotels and Resorts By Chris Hunt 5 months ago

    Idaho's Year-Round Natural Hot Spring Resort Offers A Serene And Scenic Wilderness Retreat

    For a year-round scenic hot springs retreat, head to a resort town nestled deep within the serene wilderness of Idaho, right off of Highway 30.

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  • A bird's eye view of Xel-Ha Park
    Caribbean and Bahamas By Jenna Kelley 5 months ago

    Snorkel The World's Largest 'Natural' Aquarium At The Caribbean Coast's Aquatic Amusement Park

    If you're looking for paradise, look no further than this natural aquarium in Mexico, where you can snorkel under the crystal-clear turquoise blues.

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  • Tiger Woods tees off at Payne's Valley Cup
    Missouri By Alex Lauzon 5 months ago

    The First Public Golf Course Tiger Woods Designed Is Surrounded By Waterfalls In Missouri's Ozarks

    The first golf course Tiger Woods designed is at Big Cedar Lodge in the middle of the Missouri Ozarks, and it has a 19th hole for the ages.

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  • Stream and forest landscape outside Winthrop, Washington
    Washington By Grae Gleason 5 months ago

    A Year-Round Washington Town With Seasonal Markets Is A Less Touristy Leavenworth With A Western Twist

    For a splendid variety of offerings throughout the year, with a dash of charming Americana, choose this Washington over the region’s busier spots.

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  • Vehicle entrance for Walt Disney World
    Florida By Sharon Kong Perring 5 months ago

    The Unexpected Time Of Year To Visit Disney World For Warm Weather And Fewer Crowds

    For an extra magical Disney World vacation, visit during this season, when the crowds are surprisingly thin and the weather is nice and warm.

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  • High Trestle Trail Bridge in Madrid, Iowa
    Iowa By Anahid Akkam 5 months ago

    Gardens, Trails, Parks, And Mouth-Watering Wine Await In An Underrated Iowa City

    When searching for a quieter destination that still offers so much, consider this lesser-visited Iowa setting with seemingly endless ways to enjoy the scenery.

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  • Passengers waiting for the plane to take off
    Air Travel By Nicole Cord-Cruz 5 months ago

    A Disgusting Issue Tourists Think They'd Only Encounter At Hotels Might Be Even Worse On Airplanes

    Air travel already comes with its fair share of headaches, so the last thing any frequent flyer wants to deal with is this gross and surprisingly common issue.

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  • The Cairns Esplanade Lagoon in Queensland, Australia
    Australia By Sara Revoir 5 months ago

    An Aussie Waterfront Near The Great Barrier Reef Is A Giant, Free-To-Visit Tropical Playground Paradise

    As a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, this no-cost waterfront playground offers a leisurely escape into a tropical paradise on Australia’s Northeastern Coast.

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  • Panorama of Lago di Tenno in Trentino, Italy
    Europe By Andrea Romano 5 months ago

    An Under-The-Radar Vibrant Lake Destination In Italy Boasts Ethereal Beauty Without The Crowds

    Explore the uncrowded side of Northern Italy by visiting this gorgeous lakeside town complete with a beach, walkable medieval village, museum, and art gallery.

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  • The Hanford Site, housing its B Reactor, in Washington
    Washington By Rene Bennett 5 months ago

    Situated Between Portland And Seattle Is A Historic Nuclear Reactor You Can Tour For Free

    A historic nuclear reactor in Washington State was a critical part of the Manhattan Project, a site where plutonium was created in mass quantities.

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