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It’s no secret that Boston is one of the most historic places in America. One trail will take you past the city’s most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods.
Read MoreFlight attendants have to follow many complicated guidelines, and one of those is a requirement known as the 35-7 Rule. Here's what it really means.
Read MoreRegardless of what letter the airport name actually starts with, most airport codes in Canada begin with a "Y." Here's how that practice came about.
Read MoreAltitude sickness can put a real damper on an adventure, or even cause serious health concerns. But there are foods to help ward it off and fight symptoms.
Read MoreOregon is filled with awe-inspiring Pacific Northwest nature, and a charming waterfall is accessible on a gorgeous, easy hike within a national forest.
Read MoreTravel days don't always go according to plan, but it's a good idea to try to avoid being dubbed a "runner" by the flight attendants on your plane.
Read MoreThis stressful problem on a cruise can be avoided simply by printing your luggage tags and attaching them to your bags before embarkation day.
Read MoreIgnoring this safety drill on a cruise might seem harmless but it could lead to serious consequences, including being removed from the ship. Here’s why.
Read MoreWhile most people are familiar with red-eye flights, you might not know much about the “pink-eye” option, which offers many benefits while flying.
Read MoreIt can be tough to decide whether to visit a destination impacted by natural disasters. However, these spots have recovered and are ready to welcome visitors.
Read MoreAlong California’s rugged coastline and awe-inspiring cliffs is a preserved community that embraces a futuristic yet historic sustainable way of life.
Read MoreIt's probably not surprising, but Los Angeles is a hotspot for celebrity hair stylists, and we've compiled five of the best for souvenir celebrity haircuts.
Read MoreUnexpected weather may ruin your meticulously planned family trip to Disneyland, but you might find that visiting the theme park on a rainy day has some perks.
Read MoreHere are five cities that, according to Reddit users who've been to those places, offer similar quirky vibes and experiences to Portland, Oregon.
Read MoreVisit the "Fluorescent Mineral Capital of the World" at this mining museum in New Jersey, filled with glow-in-the-dark rocks and other fascinating artifacts.
Read MoreWinter flight delays may be associated with snowy locales, but surprisingly, this warm and sunny airport has some of the worst delays in the United States.
Read MoreWith the best variety, prices, and reviews, this state's hotels far outshine the options available in some of the country's bigger tourist destinations.
Read MoreFor an extra magical Disney World vacation, visit during this season, when the crowds are surprisingly thin and the weather is nice and warm.
Read MoreYou can leave your cash at home while exploring this European country’s historic cities and awe-inspiring landscapes, as it’s virtually a cashless society.
Read MoreFarmland meets Chinese culture in this small California town. Discover where early 20th-century Chinese immigrants lived in this well-preserved destination.
Read MoreDon't let its nickname fool you. This town isn't just bustling with cowboy vibes, it's also a vibrant spot for those looking for good eats and shopping.
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of travelers head to this Southwest U.S. destination annually to worship at this holy site in a marvelously beautiful setting.
Read MoreYou'll find plenty of museums in Southern California, but few offer a nostalgic blast from the past like this Los Angeles spot, given a "Best of LA" award.
Read MoreDinosaurs may have died out long before humans ever lived, but at this incredible site in New England you can walk in their footprints -- literally.
Read MoreIn one California national park, an awe-inspiring hike through redwood forest is limited to just 50 visitors per day. Here's why the trek is so exclusive.
Read MoreThe oldest concrete street in the country can be found in a small town outside Columbus, Ohio, a Midwest gem that offers quality cafés and shops.
Read MoreFrom exploring the rolling hills and red barns of the Midwest to sailing down to gorgeous, gothic New Orleans, these river cruises explore America's center.
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