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  • Madrid street scene with cars, a motorcycle, and men on scooters
    Tips and Hacks By Ben M Stower 5 months ago

    The Most Convenient Mode Of Transportation In Major Cities Is Also One Of The Biggest Safety Concerns

    Getting around quickly and conveniently is essential when sightseeing, but this one mode of transportation common in big cities is putting lives at risk.

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  • Anthony Bourdain in a green shirt and jacket speaking
    Tips and Hacks By Jill Zwarensteyn 5 months ago

    Here's How Anthony Bourdain Always Found The Best Local Restaurants When Traveling

    If you want to eat authentic food when traveling like the late Anthony Bourdain, borrow some of the famous foodie's tips to avoid tourist trap restaurants.

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  • Aerial view of SoFi neighborhood of Miami's South Beach
    Florida By Brandy Jo Hastings 5 months ago

    This Walkable Miami Neighborhood Is A Beachy Charmer With Serene Strolls And Delicious Dining

    This Miami neighborhood is one of the city's must-see locations, a walkable gem full of stunning beach scenery, walking, and delicious restaurants.

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  • The wreckage of a rusted World War II bomber is surrounded by pines at the Crown Point B-17 crash site in the Comanche Peak Wilderness Area, Colorado.
    Colorado By Eva Johnstone 5 months ago

    Colorado's Hike To An Eerie Plane Crash Site Near Bellvue Is A Flowery, Challenging Trail Alongside Mountains

    Few hikes will give you as much of a thrill as this challenging Colorado trek, which culminates with coming face to face with a piece of the past.

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  • A city street blocked off by yellow crime scene tape with blurred out police officers in the background
    Illinois By Nina Phillips 5 months ago

    America's Most Dangerous City Is An Unexpected Midwest Destination (And It's Not Chicago Or Detroit)

    This small Midwestern city may not often make it into the evening news, but it has the highest violent crime rate in the U.S. according to the FBI.

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  • A tropical storm blows through a Caribbean island
    Caribbean and Bahamas By Bridget Gleeson 5 months ago

    The Worst Time To Visit The Caribbean Islands (And When To Visit Instead)

    To thoroughly enjoy your island vacation without worrying about last-minute cancellations or your safety, avoid visiting the Caribbean during these months.

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  • Hotel room bible in an open drawer
    Hotels and Resorts By Lucy Woods 5 months ago

    Why It's Becoming More Rare To Find A Bible In Hotel Rooms Across America

    If you've stayed in a hotel in the U.S., you've likely spotted a Bible in a drawer. However, the religious text is becoming rare in guest rooms.

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  • Aerial view of Dyer, Indiana
    Indiana By Jill Zwarensteyn 5 months ago

    The Chicago Suburb Where Community Festivals, Green Parks, And Quiet Porches Outshine Big-City Noise

    Only a short drive from bustling Chicago, this town in a neighboring state offers a peaceful but vibrant suburban life along with a reasonable cost of living.

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  • A statue of the Sasquatch holding a bicycle with a lake and trees in the background.
    Canada By Ben M Stower 5 months ago

    Canada's Quirky 'Sasquatch Capital' Is A Wild Woodland Getaway With Fantastical Festivals And Outdoor Fun

    The "Sasquatch Capital" of British Columbia is home to First Nations heritage, including an annual celebration at a festival with canoe races.

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  • Wine glass in front of field
    New York By Cara Kishter 5 months ago

    One Of America's Most Underrated Wine Regions Spans This Valley With Adirondack Views And Lake Charm

    Enjoy unique wines in an idyllic setting by visiting an underrated region in the Northeast, boasting views of the Adirondack mountains and lakeside lodging.

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  • Dirt road going into a Gold Camp Road Tunnel in Colorado
    Colorado By Rene Bennett 5 months ago

    Hidden Within Colorado's Pike National Forest Are Haunted Train Tunnels Left Over From The Gold Rush

    If Gold Rush history and ghost hunting pique your interest, these old Colorado tunnels, located not far from Colorado Springs, are a must-visit attraction.

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  • Couple checking into a bed and breakfast
    Tips and Hacks By Jenna Busch 5 months ago

    What Actually Is The Difference Between A Hotel And A Bed And Breakfast?

    Hotels and B&Bs may seem similar at first glance, but the differences can shape your entire trip. Find out what sets them apart before you book.

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  • Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and the surrounding woodlands
    Europe By Nick Nomi 5 months ago

    Britain's Dramatic 'Stream In The Sky' Is A Unique Destination Not For The Faint Of Heart

    Explore a soaring aqueduct, sweeping views, and canal journeys through the lush countryside on one of Britain's most surprising hidden gems.

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  • Plaza in Seville, Spain
    Europe By Dana Cape 5 months ago

    The Unexpected Gesture You Should Avoid Making In Southern Spain, Per Rick Steves

    Gestures can be useful when you don't know the local language, but when in southern Spain, avoid using this gesture which can have a derogatory meaning.

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  • A baby bear on top of a picnic table at a campsite
    Camping By Heather L. Whitley 5 months ago

    The Attractive Feature You Should Never Camp Next To If You Want To Avoid A Bear Encounter

    Although people often go camping to be closer to nature, there is such a thing as too close, so avoid pitching your tent in this area where bears frequent.

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  • Sunrise over Connecticut River from Harbor Park
    Connecticut By William Galante 5 months ago

    Indie Energy, New England Charm, A Fun Main Street, And Waterfront Views Blend In This Connecticut City

    This Connecticut city and college town is bursting with artistic flair, charming independent businesses, New England history, and serene river views.

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  • Chateau Marmont towering over Sunset Strip
    Hotels and Resorts By Lauren Kershner 5 months ago

    Los Angeles' Renovated Celebrity Hotel Is A French Chateau Replica With A Fascinating, Infamous History

    Tucked above Sunset Boulevard, this historic L.A. hideaway has and continues to host Hollywood legends, secret affairs, and scandals for nearly a century.

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  • Aerial view of Yport, France, on the northern coast with white chalk cliffs
    Europe By Amy McMahon 5 months ago

    This Quiet Coastal French Town Rivals The Iconic Etretat Cliffs Without The Crowds

    Experience France's charming coastal vibes without the crowds in this underrated town in the north, boasting cliff walks, delicious food, and charming streets.

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  • Blue lake in valley surrounded by mountains
    Europe By Maja Proescholdt 5 months ago

    A Crystalline Jewel Lake High In The Italian Alps Is A Secret Kitesurfing And Hiking Paradise

    The beauty of the Italian Alps is only part of the appeal of venturing to this sparkling lake, which offers plenty of water activities, including kitesurfing.

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  • Downtown Boise and foothills
    Idaho By Jill Zwarensteyn 5 months ago

    One Of The Best Places To Retire In America Is A Lively College City Known For Affordability Out West

    Coming up on retirement age? Maybe it's time to start considering a change of scenery to this college city that's both affordable and great for retirees.

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  • A street view photo of central Vinita, Oklahoma
    Oklahoma By Shane O'Reilly 5 months ago

    The Second Oldest City In Oklahoma Is A Quirky Route 66 Stop Off With Lake Stays And Rich Native Heritage

    This offbeat Route 66 destination in Oklahoma blends outdoor escapes, Native history, and kitschy roadside attractions for a unique travel experience.

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  • Smiling man holding two smartphones
    Tips and Hacks By Jenna Busch 5 months ago

    Why You Should Consider Packing A Second Phone When Traveling On Vacation

    While it might sound like overpacking, bringing a second phone with you on vacation can help you avoid travel disasters for several reasons.

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  • A hotel housekeeper checking the trolley.
    Hotels and Resorts By Kate Prince 5 months ago

    Hotel Housekeepers Can't Stand When You Do These Common Things

    Based on the stories of hotel housekeepers, many guests seem to have the wrong idea about what they can, can't, should, and shouldn't do in their rooms.

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  • A view of the 18th green at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania during the 125 US Open
    Pennsylvania By Nola Sarkisian-Miller 5 months ago

    The 'Hardest Golf Course In America' Is A Pennsylvania Spot Known For Unique Architecture And Fast Greens

    A brutal Pennsylvania golf course pushes even pros to the brink with unforgiving rough, lightning-fast greens, and famously punishing bunkers.

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  • Bridgewater Town Park makes the perfect place for walk or selfie
    Connecticut By Jeff Martinez 5 months ago

    Connecticut's Quiet Town An Hour From New Haven Brims With Lake Views, Country Fair Vibes, And Colonial Charm

    Explore a peaceful Connecticut town with lake views, a beloved country fair, and 19th-century charm just a short drive from New Haven.

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  • Vanderbilt Tennis Club, Grand Central, New York
    New York By Steven Cruse 5 months ago

    New York's Hidden Tennis Club In Central Terminal Is A Haven For Celebrities Offering Group Lessons

    Nearly 1 million people scurry through New York's Grand Central Station every day, but few of them know an elite tennis club is hidden behind its ornate clock.

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  • The structures of Texas Tombstone
    Texas By Anastasia Mills Healy 5 months ago

    Texas' Wild West Resort Town Offers A Unique Rental Experience With Outlaw Adventures And An Authentic Saloon

    If you're looking for a different kind of rental while on vacation, this Texas resort town blends an Old-West aesthetic with modern comforts and amenities.

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