The Family-Friendly Water Park With California's Only Hydromagnetic Water Coaster
This water park in the United States is perfect for both families looking for some fun, quality time and adrenaline junkies looking for a thrilling ride.
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The Unexpected Reason Rick Steves Loves Getting A Haircut In Europe
Rick Steves loves to get a haircut when he visits Europe. But why? It's not because barbers are better there. Instead, the reason is much more profound.
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The Backup Plan Every Hiker Needs To Have For Safer Trips
A lot of unexpected things can happen on a hike, and you should be prepared for any potential issues. This one backup plan is especially important to stay safe.
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Vacation Allergies Or A Cold? A Doctor Shares How Travelers Can Tell The Difference
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Packing and planning for how to best succeed with your RV road trip is always important, but there's one very important number to be mindful of.
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The Unexpected Beloved Beverage That Breaks Traditional French Dining Etiquette
Tourists are well aware that France has a lot of customs when it comes to food and dining, but some visitors from the U.S. may not be aware of this rule.
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This Top Florida RV Park Is A Cabana-Studded Escape Brimming With Pools And Fire Pits
Summertime is the perfect time to pack up the RV and get on the road. When it's time to rest and relax, you should go to this RV park next to a famous resort.
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When selecting an airplane seat, picking one next to the bathroom might seem like a smart move, but in actuality, it has some major drawbacks.
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Nashville is nicknamed "Music City," and this charming campground right outside town certainly does its best to live up to that popular moniker.
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In many places, a car is the best way to travel for tourists. But how do you avoid car break-ins and thieves? We've reached out to an expert to find out.
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This Simple Step Is A Game-Changer For Hassle-Free Cooking While Camping
Besides figuring out when and where you'd like to go camping, you should also figure out how you're going to prepare your meals. Here's a helpful tip.
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What You Need To Know If You Find Quicksand On Your Next Hike Or Beach Day
Stepping in quicksand isn't just something that happens in the movies. Certain locations may have quicksand, so it's important to keep yourself safe.
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Avoid This Critical Mistake When Planning And Prepping For Your First Thru-Hike
Planning your first thru-hike is exciting, but it's also scary making sure you've packed everything. Avoid this common mistake or you could regret it later.
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Bikepacking Vs Bike Touring: Which Kind Of Two-Wheeled Tourist Are You?
Bikepacking and bike touring are often used interchangeably but both methods of cycling have key differences that impact your trip. Here's what they are.
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Maintaining dry, clean feet isn't just about what shoes you wear. There's something else that can keep your feet happy even during long says of sightseeing.
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An Underrated North Carolina Beach Town Offers Barefoot Days And Shrimp Boats
Looking for a beach vacation that might manage to avoid being bogged down by large crowds? Head to this underrated beach town in North Carolina.
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Anthony Bourdain's Go-To Strategy When Experiencing New Cities For The First Time
Take it from the late and beloved travel expert, Anthony Bourdain: This is the best way to experience a new destination and get a feel for local life.
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This National Park RV Restriction Must Be Considered Before Booking A Camping Trip
Every year, millions of people flock to national parks in the U.S. There is one major thing you should consider if you are planning to travel in an RV.
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Avoid Swimming In A Public Pool That Has Any Of These Major Red Flags
Summer sometimes means visiting the pool. Explore asked an expert to weigh in on common red flags to look out for if you do. Here's what they said.
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Travelers Can Pass Through TSA With This Surprising Artist's Gear
This surprising TSA rule confirms that this specialty art tool is actually allowed in your carry-on, and it’s great news for some artists when traveling.
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Mexico's Highest Mountain Is A Perfect Peak For Beginner Mountaineers To Tackle
Mountain climbing is never easy, but Mexico's highest peak is one that many beginning climbers may well be able to tackle scaling successfully.
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The Etiquette Blunder Americans Often Make In French Restaurants Without Realizing
There are a lot of rules that tourists from the United States should be aware of in France, especially when it comes to food culture. Here's one major faux pas.
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General Managers Share The Secrets Of How Hotel Concierges Come Up With Recommendations
Tourists know hotel concierges provide helpful food and entertainment recommendations, but how do they know what to suggest? A general manager fills us in.
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New Spirit Airlines Itinerary Will Make Summer Travel A Lot Harder In 2025
From security woes to flight delays, air travel can already be a hassle, but now Spirit Airlines looks to make things a whole lot harder soon.
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A Mountaineering Instructor's Genius Hack Keeps Your Feet Blister-Free On Long Sightseeing Days
Don't suffer from achy feet on vacation. Instead, enjoy pain-free walks by using this mountaineering coach's easy and clever trick for preventing blisters.
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The Most Nostalgic Features You Won't Find In An Airport Anywhere Nowadays
Times have changed, of course, and nowhere is that more obvious than at airports. Here are some nostalgic features you’ll no longer find at airports.
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