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    Avoid Swimming In This Dangerous East Coast Lake

    By Stephen Hanson 4 months ago

    Don't jump into the dubious waters of this American lake. Located on the East Coast, this attraction has waters that could put swimmers in danger.

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    These Airlines Overbook Flights More Frequently Than Any Others In America

    By Nada Kabil 4 months ago

    Getting bumped from a flight due to overbooking is always infuriating as a traveler, and here are some airlines who are guilty of it quite often.

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    Not Knowing The Difference Between 'Walk-In' And 'Walk-Up' Campsites Can Ruin Your Camping Trip

    By Shelby Wilkerson 4 months ago

    Those looking for an enjoyable getaway spent camping really, really need to know the difference between these types of campsites before heading out.

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    The Ultimate Guide To Solo Travel Destinations For Introverts Seeking A Quiet Escape

    By Hannah Rice 4 months ago

    If you don't care for travel destinations that are en vogue or popular with the masses, you will love this sweet package we have put together. Check it out!

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  • Almuñécar seaside town Spain beach

    A Seaside Town In Spain With Secret Coves And Affordable Beachfront Dining

    By Lee Adams 4 months ago

    Enjoy budget-friendly meals and landscapes full of secret coves and fun attractions while visiting this seaside town in Spain. Here's where to find it.

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  • Group toasting with wine in Napa Valley

    A French-Inspired Hotel In Napa Valley Offers Michelin Dining And Personalized Wine Tours

    By Jennifer Kling 4 months ago

    This beautiful resort brings a little bit of Provence to the Napa Valley with excellent wines and Michelin-star dining. Here's what to expect.

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  • A train pulls away from downtown Stockholm, Sweden

    Rick Steves' Guide To Saving Big With Rail Passes In Sweden

    By Robert Isenberg 4 months ago

    One of the best ways to see Sweden's countryside is through a Rail Pass. Travel expert Rick Steves has some helpful tips when deciding which is right for you.

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  • Aerial view of the Old Town of Toledo, Spain and the Tagus River at sunrise

    The 'City Of Three Cultures' Is A Stunning Spanish Destination With One The Greatest Cathedrals

    By Stephen Hanson 4 months ago

    This medieval city is one of the most iconic places in Spain, especially for history and art lovers. See why it is so important for three major world cultures.

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  • Tourists posing for a photo in Europe

    European Locals Expose An Unexpected Thing That Outs You As An American Tourist Instantly

    By Bareerah Zafar 4 months ago

    No matter how hard you try to blend in, Europeans say there’s one unmistakable clue that gives away an American (even before they catch a glimpse of you).

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  • highway 71 through the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas

    An Artsy Southern College Town Nestled In The Mountains Is A Dream For Outdoor Adventurers

    By Shelby Wilkerson 4 months ago

    Take a trip down south to discover an artsy college town hidden in the mountains. Here's where to find this hub for outdoor adventures and what to do there.

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  • view from plane window of plane wing flying above Miami International Airport

    Travelers In Florida Just Got A New Way To Save On Trips To Europe

    By Christine Dulion 4 months ago

    Good news, Floridians and anyone using the Sunshine State as a launchpad for a European getaway. A new direct flight could save you some serious cash.

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  • A boat on the water in Casco Bay, Maine

    A Slice Of Island Life Off Maine's Coast Has Lobster Shacks, Kayaking, And Seaside Serenity

    By Chris Tharp 4 months ago

    Experience a taste of island living off Maine's coast when you visit this destination full of seaside attractions. Plus, find the region's best lobster shack.

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  • Viewpoint of Hudson River from Breakneck Ridge hiking trail

    New York's Most Infamous Hike Is As Dangerous As It Is Breathtaking

    By Christine Dulion 4 months ago

    Hiking can be a very enjoyable way to unwind and experience adventure, but for those looking for more danger involved, there's a breathtaking option.

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  • woman looking out window at London skyline from infinity pool

    A Five-Star Hotel In Western Europe's Tallest Building Features London's Highest Infinity Pool

    By Christine Dulion 4 months ago

    One of Europe’s most iconic skyscrapers boasts an infinity pool with gorgeous views, and you don’t need to be a guest at the five-star hotel to take a dip.

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  • University Florida football stadium palm trees

    A Quintessential College Town In Florida Is Full Of State Parks, Art, And Historic Museums

    By Joshua Meyer 4 months ago

    This college town in Florida isn't just for students. It is also an excellent destination for history buffs, music lovers, and outdoorsy travelers.

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  • Road over hills by ocean at sunset

    One Of The Best Road Trips In America Is A Breathtaking Adventure With Ocean Views

    By Laura Jones 4 months ago

    Anyone who loves a good road trip through America will be in heaven while surrounded by the breathtaking views on this scenic journey down the highway.

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  • Worcester city skyline buildings at dusk

    Massachusetts' Second-Largest City Is A Cultural Foodie Hotspot With World-Class Museums

    By Shelby Wilkerson 4 months ago

    Those interested in sampling both fine dining and fine art in New England need look no further than this city in the state of Massachusetts.

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  • People at sidewalk cafe tables in Paris

    The Bit Of Parisian Dining Etiquette Often Overlooked By Tourists

    By Anna Robinson 4 months ago

    France takes food seriously and are a lot of rules about dining out in the country. Here's one thing Americans don't realize when they go to restaurants.

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  • Alleghe, Italy, tucked between mountain and lake

    The Charming Italian Mountain Village Sitting Between Dramatic Peaks And A Crystal-Clear Lake

    By Jen Ottolino 4 months ago

    This charming town in the Dolomites of Northern Italy is perfect for both summer and winter getaways. Here's what to expect in this gorgeous lakeside village.

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  • A macaque rests in the grass near Angkor Wat, Cambodia

    Why Angkor Wat's Wild Monkeys Are Causing Dangerous Chaos For Tourists

    By Robert Isenberg 4 months ago

    Tourists to Angkor Wat, one of the most famous temples in Cambodia, might see wild monkeys around the attraction. Here's why its best to steer clear of them.

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  • Two people hugging in an airport terminal

    Goodbye Hugs Are Capped At Three Minutes At This Airport's Drop-Off Zone

    By Laura Jones 4 months ago

    This international airport is reminding visitors that goodbyes should be short and sweet in the drop-off zone. Hugs that linger too long could reap fines.

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  • Glasses of rosé wine on table near a harbor

    The Best Wine To Drink While You're In France Depends On The Time Of Year

    By Jen Ottolino 4 months ago

    France is full of excellent wineries and vineyards. Be sure to do as the French do when choosing your next glass and consider the time of year you're in.

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  • A red car in Tuscany surrounded by greenery.

    Rick Steves Says Its Best To Rent A Car While Visiting Just One Popular Destination In Italy

    By Nada Kabil 4 months ago

    From its charming cities to its breathtaking landscapes, travel expert Rick Steves says this popular destination in Italy is best accessed by renting a car.

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  • red brick buildings along main street

    A Charming Louisiana Gem With A Vibrant Downtown Is Known As The 'Friendliest City In The South'

    By Laura Jones 4 months ago

    Louisiana is undoubtedly one of the friendliest states in America, so it shouldn't be a shock to discover one of the country's friendliest cities there.

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  • log buildings and snow at sunset

    The Spectacular Swedish Hotel With A Cold Plunge Bath Surrounded By Snow And Adventure

    By Jen Ottolino 4 months ago

    Discover the incredible Swedish hotel that invites visitors to dive into a cold plunge pool surrounded by snowy landscapes and endless adventure opportunities.

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    The Stylish New York City Hotel Blending Luxury Accommodations With A Private Social Scene

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  • Yellowstone National Park beautiful sunlight

    Why Men Are At Higher Risk Of Dying In Yellowstone National Park

    By Lee Adams 4 months ago

    Staggering stats show that most visitor deaths in Yellowstone National Park are male, but it's not a complete coincidence. Here's why men are at higher risk.

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