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  • skyline view of Zagreb, Croatia

    The Most Underrated Destination In All Of Croatia, According To Rick Steves

    By Amanda Morgan 11 months ago

    While tourists love to visit Croatia’s beautiful coastal beaches, travel expert Rick Steves says this inland city is the country’s most underrated destination.

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    This Giant London Market Is One Of The Best For Vintage Clothes And Unique Antiques

    By Amanda Morgan 11 months ago

    London is one of the most influential shopping cities on the planet, and this fantastic market is a must-visit for anyone searching for vintage threads.

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  • airport security belt

    Does TSA Consider Guacamole To Be A Liquid?

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    Guacamole might be the perfect accompaniment for the snacks you are going to devour in the air, but will you even get the green stuff through the TSA line?

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  • Restaurant in Rome

    Here's What It Means If Your Restaurant Bill In Italy Has A 'Coperto' Charge On It

    By Shelly Abramovich 11 months ago

    Being prepared to pay a "coperto" when dining out in Italy can help you budget for your trip. Here's what the charge means and how much it may cost.

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  • woman holding bag in Tokyo

    The Most Unfortunate Mistake Tourists Make After Purchasing Tax-Free Items In Japan

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    You can save on souvenirs during your trip to Japan by visiting a tax-free store. However, if you don't follow this important rule you'll lose the savings.

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  • aerial view of Dubai

    Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To Dubai

    By Amanda Morgan 11 months ago

    While knowing what clothing to pack is crucial for any traveler, it’s especially important to be cautious as a tourist in a new culture, like in Dubai.

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  • Traveler in airport holding passport

    Here's Why You Should Avoid 'Visa Shopping' While Planning A European Vacation

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    Visa shopping in Europe might be a tempting way to avoid long wait times, but it can get you into trouble. Here's everything you need to know and what to avoid.

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  • Young adults visiting London

    This Genius Hack Gets Students Traveling Internationally Incredible Deals And Discounts

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    Who doesn't want to save on flights, hotels, and attractions? If you're a student (even post-graduation), you can't miss out on applying for this card.

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  • Two travelers eating pizza

    The Iconic Drink You Might Get Side-Eyed For Ordering With Pizza In Italy

    By Camila Pérez B 11 months ago

    Eating in Italy is a whole experience in itself. That said, there are unique customs and expectations. For example: Never order this drink with your pizza.

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  • Woman shopping in a crèmerie

    The 'World's Best Butter' You'll Want To Bring Back From A Trip To Paris

    By Shelly Abramovich 11 months ago

    Paris already has so much to offer, from historical sites to beautiful art and exquisite cuisine. But did you know it's also home to the world’s best butter?

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  • mother and child in airport

    Are Children Exempt From TSA Pat-Downs During The Screening Process?

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    Receiving a pat-down from TSA can be an uncomfortable experience, but is it something that children will have to worry about? Here's what you need to know.

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  • Traveler holding a wrapped baguette

    The Sneaky Secret Phrase To Order The Best Bread Like A Local While In France

    By Camila Pérez B 11 months ago

    Want the best bread available while you’re visiting France? Here’s the secret phrase you need to say to order their famous baguettes like a local.

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  • Putting shoes in security tray

    Do Any Other Country's Airports Require Shoe Removal While Going Through Security?

    By Shelly Abramovich 11 months ago

    American travelers have grown accustomed to removing their shoes when going through airport security, but is this requirement an international one?

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  • women at outdoor cafe

    The Tasty Food German Locals Will Side-Eye Tourists For Ordering After Noon

    By Lee Adams 11 months ago

    Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but what's even more important is knowing the local customs. So, don't order this German food after noon.

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  • suitcase packed with summer items

    The Most Common Beach Essentials That TSA Will Throw Away

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    Nothing derails that dream seaside vacation like TSA throwing away your beach essentials. As always with security, preparation is the key to success.

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  • Diners eating in Copenhagen, Denmark

    The Unexpected Silverware Custom Tourists Should Know Before Visiting Denmark

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    It's important to embrace the local customs when you visit a different country. If you're headed to Denmark, then make sure you know this silverware rule.

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  • housekeeper in messy hotel room

    Is It Okay To Leave Your Hotel Room Messy?

    By Brie Schmidt 11 months ago

    While you might not want to clean while on vacation, is it okay to leave your hotel room messy when checking out? We spoke to an etiquette expert to find out.

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  • man on London street

    The Easiest Ways To Blend In On A Trip To London, According To Locals

    By Brie Schmidt 12 months ago

    Blending in with the locals in London is relatively simple, provided you follow some essential instructions from the good people of the Big Smoke.

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  • TSA PreCheck sign

    Is TSA PreCheck Useful In Canada?

    By Shelly Abramovich 12 months ago

    Wondering whether TSA PreCheck is worth it as a Canadian traveler? Here's what to know about where it's handy and where it falls flat for your travel plans.

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  • Crowds in Bangkok airport

    Worldwide Flight Cancellations And Delays Caused By Sweeping Tech Disruption

    By John Bills 12 months ago

    The international travel industry has ground to a halt as a major IT outage has caused significant flight delays and cancellations around the world.

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  • woman packing suitcase on bed

    The Common Hair Product You Might Not Realize Cannot Be Brought Through TSA

    By Brie Schmidt 12 months ago

    Make sure you check the TSA rules before you pack your hair care products, as this seemingly normal item is banned from carry-on and checked luggage.

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  • People standing crowded commuter train Japan

    This Unspoken Train Etiquette Rule Is Crucial For Tourists To Know Before Visiting Japan

    By Joshua Meyer 12 months ago

    Knowing about this unspoken rule can help you navigate the train systems in Japan as a respectful tourist and follow public transport etiquette like a local.

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  • diners at Paris bistro

    The Common Request In American Restaurants That Can Be Seen As Offensive In France

    By Brie Schmidt 12 months ago

    Eating is a massive part of any international adventure, but what is normal in American restaurants might not go down so well in fabulous France.

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  • woman in first class seat

    Are 'Better' Outfits Really The Secret To Getting Free First Class Upgrades On Flights?

    By Brie Schmidt 12 months ago

    Despite what you may have heard, your outfit may not be a free ticket out of that economy seat and into the luxurious first class cabin of the plane. Sorry!

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  • People taking selfie in Berlin

    The City In Europe Where Locals Are Probably Annoyed With You For Taking Selfies

    By Amanda Morgan 12 months ago

    You can't go anywhere nowadays without seeing people taking selfies, but this isn't true across the world. This city in Europe takes its privacy very seriously.

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  • tired flight attendant on plane

    One Question Flight Attendants Are Tired Of Hearing

    By Brie Schmidt 12 months ago

    Flight attendants have plenty to do on the plane as it is and the last thing they need is for a passenger to come at them with this groan-inducing question.

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  • Traveler looking up on Japanese street

    The Common Hand Signal In The US Considered Rude In Japan (And What To Do Instead)

    By Camila Pérez B 12 months ago

    When you travel, it's important to understand cultural differences to so you don't unintentionally offend. If you're visiting Japan, avoid this hand gesture.

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