A Short Hike Leads To Some Of Oregon's Warmest Hot Springs Surrounded In Forest Beauty
Many travelers love to relax at hot springs, and this spot in Oregon, accessible by only a short hike,. provides scenic access to some great ones.
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What Tourists Should Know About The Bright Lights In The Ground In South Korea Before Visiting
How many times have you tried to cross a street with your head down, looking at your phone? In Seoul, they have an innovative solution to keep "smombies" safe. -
A Little-Known Italian City Called 'Door To Tuscany' Is A Medieval Gem Without Tourist Crowds
Tuscany is a popular area of Italy. If you want to avoid crowds of tourists, skip Florence and instead take a trip to this town called the "door to Tuscany." -
Why Walking The Wrong Way In Paris Could Land Tourists A Fine
Walking the wrong way might not seem like it should be a crime, but in this particular instance, doing it can land you a hefty fine in Paris. -
Secret Cruise Etiquette Rules You May Not Know About
If you want to enhance your experience on a cruise ship and ensure a smooth sailing adventure, check out these lesser-known but critical etiquette rules. -
Colorado's Most Remote Town Is An Outdoor Recreation Haven With Vibrant Lakes And Mountain Views
Colorado is home to many breathtaking places, but this increasingly remote town boasts tremendous opportunities for scenic outdoor recreation. -
The Seat-Squatting Trend On Flights That's Driving Travelers Up A Wall
"Seat-squatting" is a emerging trend that is making airplane passengers extra frustrated. Here's what it means and how you can avoid it on your next flight. -
The Common Payment Method Rick Steves Recommends Avoiding In Europe
Some travelers are unsure about how to pay for items while they're on their trip. Rick Steves recommends this tip that will keep you and your money safe. -
One Of Spain's Most Walkable Cities Is A Well-Preserved Medieval Paradise With Majestic Charm
Spain boasts many wonderful destinations for travelers, but this incredibly walkable city is a well-preserved historical paradise of a location. -
Why It May Be Best To Opt Out Of TSA's Facial Recognition
TSA has implemented facial recognition technology at many U.S. airports, but you may not be aware that you can opt out of participating in its use. -
The American Restaurant Habit That May Confuse Your Waiter In Japan
There are quite a few rules that tourists should know before visiting Japan. While some may be obvious, others may starkly contradict certain American customs. -
One Extremely Popular Type Of Travel Has A Considerable Downside, According To Rick Steves
Travel expert Rick Steves knows about the best ways to travel through Europe, and there is one mode of travel that he usually advises against. Here's why. -
Explore Lake Michigan's Shoreline At This Little-Known Beach Park In Wisconsin
Want to spend some time exploring the shores of Lake Michigan? It turns out there's a beach park in Wisconsin that you'll love checking out. -
A Dreamy Hotel In Sonoma Offers In-Room Fireplaces, Vineyard Walks, And Rooftop Wine Tastings
A visit to Sonoma isn't complete without the wonderful, local wines the region is famous for. Here's what you can expect at this beautiful California hotel. -
Japan's No-Nonsense Etiquette Regarding Photography Isn't Just A Rule, It's A Law
Japan is a beautiful country everyone should visit at least once, but while you're there, it would be best not to break these rules regarding taking photos. -
Rick Steves' Favorite Spot In The Swiss Alps Has 'Drop-Dead' Views Accessed By A Quick Hike
There are plenty of beautiful places in Switzerland, but travel expert Rick Steves recommends this region of the Alps if you're looking for spectacular views. -
A Louisiana Island With Miles Of Beaches And Flavorful Seafood Is Truly 'Sportsman's Paradise'
This beautiful island in Louisiana is one of the best places in the United States for water adventures, especially fishing. Here's why you should go there. -
The Iconic Swiss River That Locals Love To Swim In But Tourists Should Be Wary Of
Switzerland is known for its outdoor fun in both the winter and summer. But no matter what time of year, you should avoid swimming in this dangerous river. -
TSA-Approved Self-Defense Weapons You Can Actually Put In Your Checked Luggage
We all want to be safe. And for some of us, that means carrying self-defense items. But what self-defense weapons can you bring in a checked bag through TSA? -
One Of Mexico's Best-Kept Secrets Is An Archipelago Full Of Secluded Beaches
Mexico is full of beautiful beaches that are full of other tourists. But this secluded archipelago is a true hidden gem where visitors can enjoy sand and sea. -
The Most Dangerous Animals To Avoid In California's Wilderness
California is beautiful, serene, and ... dangerous! You might already know about black bears and snakes, but some of these dangerous animals might surprise you. -
Where To Find Japan's Most Spectacular Cherry Blossom Views
Cherry blossom season is a magical time everyone should experience. Don't know where to start? We've highlighted lovely spots in Japan offering the best views. -
Bird-Watchers From Around The World Are Traveling To One Breathtaking Country
Consider yourself an avid birdwatcher? Then you need to add this stunning country to your bucket list, as it's home to the most bird species in the world. -
A Breathtaking Walking Loop Along Canada's Coastline Is Full Of Mouth-Watering Seafood
This massive walking trail in Canada allows you to see lush forests and colorful seaside towns as well as savor some of the best seafood in the country. -
The Funky City In Western Texas With Iconic Artwork And Mouth-Watering Food
If you only visit Austin or Houston, you're missing out on the real Texas experience. Instead, travel to this small town with fun artwork and mysterious lights. -
Are Your Belongings Actually Protected In A Hotel Safe? A Travel Safety Expert Explains
Most hotels have in-room safes, but how secure are they? A travel safety expert weighs in on hotel safes and other methods for storing valuables on a trip. -
The 'Grand Canyon Of Spain' Is An Under-The-Radar Limestone Gorge With Postcard-Worthy Views
Colorado isn't the only place with a grand canyon. This beautiful area in Spain has its own "Grand Canyon," with plenty of hiking and water fun for everyone.
