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United States
By Macie Strum 10 hours ago
The Big Apple is far more famous for its lively street scenes than its beaches. But those who know where to go head to this laid-back bit of oceanside.
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International
By Amanda Morgan 12 hours ago
Travelers planning international trips have access to an impressive range of destinations through one major global hub, according to a new aviation ranking.
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Camping
By Felix Gott 14 hours ago
Whether you’re a seasoned camper or new to outdoor adventures, it’s important to stay safe off-grid, so this high-tech camping gadget is a must-have.
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Budget Travel
By Amanda Chatel 16 hours ago
Cape Cod gets all the attention, but this quieter coastal town in Massachusetts offers similar vibes without the crowds and sky-high price tag.
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International
By Amanda Chatel 18 hours ago
Travel expert Rick Steves took to his blog to share helpful advice on what to do if you encounter this money problem in Europe. Here's what to know.
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Camping
By Amanda Chatel 19 hours ago
With average summer temperatures steadily on the rise, investing in this high-tech comfort upgrade could make your next camping trip far more enjoyable.
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Planes, Trains And Automobiles
By Amanda Chatel 21 hours ago
Thanksgiving travel is notoriously chaotic, but picking the right days to fly can help you dodge the worst of the airport crowds this holiday season.
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Camping
By Felix Gott 24 hours ago
Many outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the snow and chill of winter, and this high-tech camping gadget is perfect for making winter excursions much cozier.
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United States
By Joshua Meyer 1 day ago
This historic, star-shaped Maryland fort inspired a poem that became a national symbol, and its waterfront grounds make for a scenic visit.
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Hiking
By Carolyn Hall 1 day ago
One U.S. national park is known for a massive rock face that draws climbers worldwide, along with scenic hiking trails and viewpoints for everyday visitors.
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United States
By Macie Strum 2 days ago
Michigan isn't the first place that comes to mind when you think of tropical getaways, but this incredible botanical garden transports visitors in the best way.
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United States
By Macie Strum 2 days ago
There are historic war sites, and then there are sites where major battles occurred. This monument to the past stands today in much of its former glory.
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Europe
By Carolyn Hall 2 days ago
Winter travel in Europe can get expensive, but one overlooked destination offers affordable city breaks, festive Christmas markets, and snowy mountain escapes.
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Like it or not, flight attendants practically have a whole language of their own to describe passengers both good and bad. Here's one you don't want to hear.
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Hiking
By Priscilla Blossom 2 days ago
Colorado's bigger cities are full of life and appeal, but sometimes, you want to get away from the bright lights. That's where towns like this come in handy.
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Water Adventures
By Priscilla Blossom 2 days ago
While it's not exactly a place most people associate with water, New Mexico is home to some stunning bodies of water, including this dramatic landscape.
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Outdoor Adventures
By Amanda Chatel 2 days ago
The Centennial State is packed with natural beauty, and this reservoir within two hours of Aspen and Colorado Springs is a dream for anglers.
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This common way to get comfortable for a mid-flight nap is not only annoying to flight attendants but is pretty unsanitary. Here's why you should avoid it.
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Camping
By Amanda Chatel 3 days ago
To build the ultimate cozy camping kit, try this ultra-light sleeping bag alternative for your next outdoor adventure, and see why campers are loving it.
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Planning
By Amanda Chatel 3 days ago
Costco has a little-known travel perk for members who book vacation packages and more through Costco Travel, and it could put a little back in your pocket.
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United States
By Amanda Chatel 3 days ago
This fast-growing city in Texas is quickly becoming a popular weekend getaway for outdoor lovers and history buffs, with a serene lake and quaint downtown.
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Outdoor Adventures
By Macie Strum 3 days ago
While Mammoth Cave might be the longest, this cave system in Northern California is known for having hundreds of different caves that visitors can explore.
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United States
By Carolyn Hall 3 days ago
This historic Washington town makes an easy Pacific Northwest escape, with vintage shopping, local cafes, walkable streets, and wooded trails to explore.
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United States
By Priscilla Blossom 3 days ago
A short drive from Modesto leads to a California getaway with an indoor water park, baseball-themed attractions, trampoline fun, and activities for families.
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Attractions
By Amy McMahon 3 days ago
An East Coast road trip can include more than beaches and cities, with botanical gardens offering peaceful paths, gorgeous blooms, and room to slow down.
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United States
By Macie Strum 4 days ago
This fort in upstate New York played an important role in the American Revolution. Now, you can visit to see reconstructed buildings and beautiful scenery.
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Planning
By Priscilla Blossom 4 days ago
Some of the most unexpected things get passed down from generation to generation. This popular travel tradition has made its way into Gen Z's hearts.
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