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  • The historic lighthouse at Wisconsin Point in Superior, Wisconsin
    Wisconsin By Anahid Akkam 1 month ago

    Wisconsin's Affordable City Is A Scenic Escape With Direct Access To Crystal-Clear Lake Superior

    This lakeside city in northern Wisconsin is a budget-friendly getaway with beaches, lighthouses, and crystal-clear waters perfect for year-round outdoor fun.

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  • woman taking a picture of the Eiffel Tower
    Travel Gear By Jessica Stewart 1 month ago

    Costco's Fun Portable Printer Is A Mini Must-Have For Documenting Travels The Old-Fashioned Way

    You've got a million pictures saved on your phone from your trip, but you'd like a few of them printed out (or even made into stickers) -- here's a great option

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  • A woman reading a map
    Arts and Culture By Kristi Roe-Owen 1 month ago

    15 Maps That Will Change How You See The World

    Perspective is everything, but these curious maps might give a whole new approach to the weird and wonderful world that we find ourselves living in.

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  • Lover's Leap Bridge in New Milford, CT
    Connecticut By Bridget Gleeson 1 month ago

    Connecticut's Town Full Of Shops, Eateries, And New England Vibes Is A Perfect Hartford Day Trip

    Connecticut's blissful mix of coastal hangouts and mountain hideaways makes it a dynamic getaway for visitors. And this small town is a gem among them.

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  • Aerial view of Keystone Lake near Mannford, Oklahoma
    Oklahoma By Sarah Kesterson 1 month ago

    Oklahoma's Gorgeous Lakefront Resort City Renowned For Fishing Is Known As The 'Striped Bass Capital Of The World'

    This lake community is recognized for striped bass fishing, multiple nearby lakes, RV sites, cabins and convenient access to family-friendly recreation.

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  • travelers putting luggage in their rental car
    Tips and Hacks By Megan Eileen McDonough 1 month ago

    Is It Ever Worth It To Buy Extra Rental Car Insurance?

    It's expensive, but sometimes renting a car is the best way to explore an area. Insurance can make it more expensive than it needs to be, so is it worth it?

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  • Two flight attendants in retro uniforms stand outside, smiling on a bright day, in front of a turquoise and white airplane
    Air Travel By Christine Pickering 1 month ago

    The Odd But Practical Physical Requirement To Become A Flight Attendant For Some Airlines

    Becoming a flight attendant is not easy. Some airlines require fluency in two languages, hospitality experience, and one odd physical requirement for safety.

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  • A lake in Whitewater, Wisconsin
    Wisconsin By Tess Kazenoff 1 month ago

    Wisconsin's Underrated City For Shopping Is A Quaint Spot With Tasty Eats Near Milwaukee

    For a laidback getaway not far from the busy streets of Milwaukee, check out this charming college town filled with antique stores and enticing local eateries.

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  • An exhibit inside Yale Peabody Museum, New Haven, CT
    News By Bridget Gleeson 1 month ago

    Only One New England Museum Won A Prestigious International Architecture Award

    If you love exploring museums just as much as appreciating beautiful architecture, check out this New England museum that won a prestigious award.

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  • Wine train in Napa Valley with a sunset sky
    Travel Guides By Rene Bennett 1 month ago

    California's Vintage Train Is A Luxe Napa Wine Country Favorite With Gourmet Bites

    This one-of-a-kind Napa Valley train experience combines wine country tradition with vintage design and elevated dining in a distinctly California setting.

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  • Small bonfire burning in an open clearing in the woods at night
    Tips and Hacks By Christine Dulion 1 month ago

    A DIY Fire Starter Hack With Dollar Tree Items Is Cheap, Simple, And Wildly Effective

    Starting a fire has never been easier or more affordable, thanks to this simple hack that utilizes Dollar Tree staples to keep you warm while adventuring.

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  • Rural landscape with trees and rolling hills
    Australia By Maja Proescholdt 1 month ago

    Forget Sydney — This Wildly Underrated Australian Region Has Wineries And Charming Towns

    This spot, less than two hours from Sydney, feels a world away with its scenic surroundings, more than 60 wineries and vineyards, and lovely Georgian villages.

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  • pickpocket steals phone
    Tips and Hacks By Steven Cruse 1 month ago

    11 Ways To Keep Your Gadgets Safe While On Vacation

    Heading on your next vacation soon? Protect your phone, laptop, and data with these smart safety tips, from anti-theft bags to VPNs and insurance advice.

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  • row of chairs up against a counter in an old school diner
    California By Leslie Veliz 1 month ago

    The Local Los Angeles Diners I Frequent For Comfort Food, According To A Lifelong Resident

    Los Angeles is famous for plenty of reasons, but its diner scene is actually kind of underrated. Here are some of the best comfort eats in LA County.

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  • The Loop Road, Craters of the Moon National park, Idaho
    National and State Parks By Stephen Hanson 1 month ago

    5 Forests And Monuments That Are Most Likely To Become America's Next National Park

    Several breathtaking U.S. monuments and wilderness areas may soon earn the coveted title of national park, joining America's most extraordinary protected lands.

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  • Buildings in Coarsegold, California
    California By Audrey Simons 1 month ago

    Just Outside Yosemite Is California's Secret Gateway Town With Lovely Sierra Nevada Charm

    Tucked along Highway 41, a visit to this Sierra foothill community offers Gold Rush history, artisan shops, and easy access to Yosemite's grandeur.

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  • A beautiful tropical setting with mountains and clear blue water
    National and State Parks By Amber Nolan 1 month ago

    The Safest National Park In America Is Full Of Clear Waters And Beauty, According To A Study

    The southernmost national park not only has incredible scenery, but an excellent safety record, with no deaths, missing persons, or even rescues, recorded.

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  • The Merced County Courthouse Museum in Merced, California
    California By Anahid Akkam 1 month ago

    Nestled In California's San Joaquin Valley Is A Yosemite Gateway City For Affordable Retirement

    Retire just steps away from Yosemite’s awe-inspiring views at a city that boasts affordable housing rates and plenty of natural attractions to explore.

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  • Iconic Trevi Fountain in Rome at sunset
    Europe By Joseph Richard Francis 1 month ago

    Rick Steves' Newest Guidebook Is A Fresh Perspective On Italy Spilling The Country's Secrets

    Covering three of Italy's most iconic cities, Rick Steves' new guidebook details everything from the best spots to sip Chianti to the "Dolce Vita Stroll."

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  • Wetlands and mashes in San Joaquin river delta
    California By Rory Buccheri 1 month ago

    Between San Francisco And Sacramento Is California's Wetland Wonder With Scenic Trails And Wildlife

    There's nothing quite like the natural beauty of a protected wetland, and you can find one of the best in a Northern California state recreation area.

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  • View of Mount St. Helens, Washington
    Oregon By Jean Chen Smith 1 month ago

    Hidden Between Seattle And Portland Is Washington's Gateway To Mount St. Helens Known For Outdoor Recreation

    Deciding where to travel in a state with so many under-the-radar gems like Washington isn't easy. But this small city deserves a spot on your itinerary.

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  • flight attendant collecting trash in garbage bag from passengers
    Air Travel By Christine Dulion 1 month ago

    This Annoying Trash Habit From Passengers Drives Flight Attendants Up A Wall

    Flight attendants have many responsibilities, but their priority is not your trash. Avoid making this garbage mistake when flying to make their jobs easier.

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  • Cars on a highway, with a blue Pure Michigan sign above
    Michigan By Tanni Deb 1 month ago

    What A 'Michigan Left' Actually Means And Where You'll See It

    If you're driving in Michigan, or even in other states and countries, you may come across a "Michigan Left." Here's how to navigate it and why it exists.

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  • A river and bridge connecting Confluence, Pennsylvania, with the forest
    Pennsylvania By Erika W. Smith 1 month ago

    Pennsylvania's Peaceful Mountain Borough Offers Trail Adventures And Scenic Camping

    A charming community in Pennsylvania has plenty to offer outdoor enthusiasts. Pitch your tent at a nearby campsite or get your bike ready for gorgeous trails.

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  • Woman holding ipad
    Travel Gear By Sara Tewksbury 1 month ago

    The Guide Bag Designed By Rick Steves For The Most Organized And Compact Way To Tour The World

    Rick Steves’ guide bag offers travelers a slim, secure alternative to bulky backpacks, designed to fit guidebooks, tablets, and essentials with ease.

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  • A woman poses next to her car on a European road trip circa 1970s
    Travel Guides By Rebecca High 1 month ago

    Here's What 'Going On Vacation' In The 1970s Really Meant

    Going on vacation today is very different from what it was in the 1970s. From travel styles to logistics, here's all you need to know about travel 50 years ago.

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  • The skyline of Dundee, Scotland at sunrise
    Europe By Bridget Gleeson 1 month ago

    Scotland's Wildly Underrated Walkable City On The Coast Is A Quick Trip From Edinburgh

    The only city in the United Kingdom to be named a UNESCO City of Design, this walkable coastal Scottish city is just a little over an hour away from Edinburgh.

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