The Rookie Mistake To Avoid When Visiting European Markets
Fresh food markets have a culture of their own in Europe, so tourists should be mindful of this unspoken rule (that isn't common in the U.S.) while shopping.
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Why People With Tattoos Might Be Turned Away At Traditional Japanese Spots
Onsens in Japan are wonderful places to relax and recharge, but there is one strict policy that might lead you to be turned away from these popular hot springs.
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2025's Most Budget-Friendly Travel Destinations, According To Travelers
The new year is here, and the travel planning bug is doing its thing. If you're looking for some budget-friendly adventures in 2025, this is your bucket list.
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Southern Italy's Sought-After Coastal Resort Town Is Known As The 'Pearl Of The Mediterranean'
The "Pearl of the Mediterranean" is a small town in Sicily that's perched high on top of a mountain, but also offers access to beaches, including Isola Bella.
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Europe's Highest Capital City Is A Road-Trip-Only Adventure Tucked Away In The Mountains
If you’re seeking an adventure in Europe’s highest capital city, don’t count on a flight or train. This tiny landlocked country is only accessible by road.
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Oregon's 'Gem Of The Cascades' Is A Family Resort On A Lake For Year-Round Fun And Beauty
This family-friendly resort in Oregon is popular with locals and tourists alike. If you're planning a road trip to the Pacific Northwest, here's where to stay.
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A Common American Lunch Habit Is Banned In France
Thanks to an old safety rule, you won’t see anyone in France practicing a lunch habit that’s all too common in America, as it’s completely banned.
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A Quiet Coastal Retreat In England Offers Castles, Beaches, And Fresh Seafood Feasts
This charming seaside escape in the U.K. offers stunning coastal views, historic villages, a slower pace of life, and a few hidden gems you won’t want to miss.
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The One Shopping Error That Could Get Tourists In Hot Water In Japan
Japan is a beautiful, friendly, and fascinating destination, but its rules can be quite different. Avoid this common shopping mistake to stay out of trouble.
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The Best Family-Friendly Outdoor Adventure In All Of Australia, According To Bindi Irwin
See why Bindi Irwin recommends this scenic, family-friendly road trip route through the Australian Outback and find must-visit spots for your itinerary.
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If You've Been Planning To Climb Everest, Prepare For A Big Jump In Permit Fees
Are you planning a Mount Everest expedition? If so, you'll have to reach deeper in your pocket. The fees to climb Mount Everest are increasing.
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The Dangerous Reason Tourists In Las Vegas May Not Want To Rely On Walking To Get Around
Las Vegas may be a top tourist destination, but it has some concerning statistics when it comes to pedestrian safety. Here’s what to know for a safe visit.
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Paris' Oldest Food Market Welcomes Visitors With A Friendly Atmosphere And Diverse Bites
This food market in Paris has some of the best and most interesting foods to eat. It's also the oldest market with a history that is important to the city.
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The Best Way To Find Affordable Lodging On Your Trip To Key West, Florida
Find affordable lodging for your next trip to Key West, Florida, with these smart tips for saving money. Here are the top tricks for booking on a budget.
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Don't Embarrass Yourself By Trying To Order This Common Alcoholic Drink At Bars In Japan
Ordering this popular drink might be considered a social faux pas when traveling in Japan. Here's what you should do when you're at the bar instead.
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A Popular European City Takes Steps Toward A Controversial Overnight Tourist Tax
This European city is introducing a new tourist tax, but will it fund much-needed infrastructure or drive visitors away? Here’s what to know before you go.
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The French Wine Tradition That Shocks Travelers, According To Rick Steves
Wine is a big part of French culture and a lot of American travelers might be surprised at this interesting element that truly defines French wines.
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A San Francisco Hike Is A Local-Loved Round Trip Trail With The Best Views In The Bay Area
Explore the best of San Francisco's Bay Area at this hiking spot with trails from leisurely strolls to summit treks for every type of outdoor adventurer.
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Europe's Most Unexpected Surf Paradise Is A Danish Beach Area Best Known As 'Cold Hawaii'
You may assume all the best surfing spots in the world are only in warm climates, but this area in Denmark called "Cold Hawaii" has some of the best waves.
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Amtrak's Long-Lost Western Routes Could Finally Be Restored
Many of us long for the good-ol' days of train travel. A new report from the Federal Railroad Administration makes a valid argument to revive old Amtrak routes.
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What Tourists Should Know Before Dining At A Fancy Restaurant In France, Per Rick Steves
Rick Steves says American travelers need to learn some key information before dining at a fancy restaurant in France. Here's the travel etiquette to know.
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The Safest Countries For Travelers In 2025, According To Previous Visitors
If you are ready for new adventures in 2025, pick two countries - or six - from this list to experience firsthand why they're considered safe for travelers.
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A Remote Town In Thailand Offers Breathtaking Mountain Views And Endless Serenity
If you’re craving an escape from the city chaos, this hidden off-the-grid town serves up breathtaking mountain views and pure, uninterrupted serenity.
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Virginia's Scenic Coast Hides Its Most Eerie Ghost Town With Trails And Historic Charm
A settlement on the Virginia coast has turned into a ghost town. Now, you can visit the church and graveyard, while also exploring the nearby state park.
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'New York's Playground For Outdoor Fun' Is An Eclectic, Overlooked Village To Ski And Shop
Visit New York’s hidden ski haven with two top ski resorts, an interesting history, and boutique shopping in a charming town for the perfect winter getaway.
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Carnival Cruise Line Cuts Ties With Iconic Southern Port After 14 Years
A major U.S. port is cutting ties with Carnival Cruise Lines, which is bittersweet for many travelers. But how will it shape this destination's future?
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Chicago's Only Food Tour Based On 'The Bear' Offers A Mouth-Watering Day Of Luxury
From local joints to swanky fine dining, this epic food tour showcases the best of Chicago while following in the footsteps of acclaimed TV series "The Bear."
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