Travel

  • 28 Hotel Hacks That Will Change How You Travel

    Those who travel frequently know how a handy hint can transform your hotel stay from a nightmare to a dream.  Luckily, well-traveled Redditors are always willing to share their two cents with the rest of us. Use some of these 28 hotel hacks…

  • 23 Dumb Travel Products That Are a Waste of Money

    Traveling, whether for business or pleasure, can be a beautiful experience that makes you emotionally richer. But stepping out of the daily grind and comfort zone usually makes you a prime target for an industry designed to lighten your wallet.…

  • 8 McDonald's Menu Items You Can Only Find in Hawaii, like Taro Pie and Saimin

    8 McDonald’s Menu Items You Can Find Only in Hawaii

    McDonald’s doesn’t have the exact same menu everywhere. That’s a given when you’re talking about international locations, but there are regional variations in the U.S., too.  McDonald’s restaurants in Hawaii have some of the most interesting local menu items. They’re…

  • Blasts from the Past: What We Packed for a Beach Day in the 1980s

    Is it just me, or did everyone look really glamorous while going to the beach in the ’80s? Maybe it stems from what we’ve seen on TV (ahem, “Baywatch”), but it seems that before the dawn of social media and…

  • The beach at Coney Island, New York City, circa 1960.

    Nostalgic Beach Destinations Across America

    In the early 20th century, American families started flocking to sandy shores for sun, sea, and a break from the daily grind. Today, some of the oldest beaches in the U.S. still exude that timeless charm, offering a nostalgic escape…

  • Unique "Capitals" Around the U.S., like blueberries and rodeos

    From BBQ to Polka: America’s ‘Capitals of the World’

    In addition to well-known state capitals like Austin, Texas and Atlanta, the U.S. is also home to a treasure trove of underrated “capital cities.” Celebrated for their unique cultural, historical, or culinary contributions, these (typically) smaller towns have rebranded themselves as…