Travel
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America’s Most Iconic Houses of Worship
While religious beliefs are a personal topic, many can agree that houses of worship have become iconic in our culture. The status of these institutions might be a nod to their architecture, history, or other distinguishing features. Join us on…
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30 Spring Break Destinations To Visit or Avoid
Say “spring break” and raucous parties, crowded beaches, and scantily clad coeds typically come to mind. The boozy annual blowout is a rite of passage for the college crowd, but for those hoping to steer clear of the frenzy, especially…
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Travel Clothes That Real Road Warriors Swear By
Traveling is stressful enough without burdening yourself with heavy luggage or too many items. You can look fantastic and be well prepared for any weather or purpose, whether a single-destination leisure trip or a business junket with many stops in…
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14 Airstreams That Made the Silver Bullet So Iconic
For nearly 90 years, Airstream has been synonymous with America’s love of travel and the lure of the open road. Plenty has changed since the day when the first Airstream travel trailers rolled out of the factory, but one thing…
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What It Costs To Stay at the Nation’s Best Hotels
Sometimes choosing a hotel is based on cost and convenience, and all of the bells and whistles aren’t all that important. What matters is that there’s a comfortable bed to sleep on and a shower to clean up in. At…
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American Candymakers With Treats Almost Too Pretty to Eat
Candy can be so much more than what you see on the shelves of a big-box store. Smaller companies which are truly in need of your pandemic-era business are churning out everything from homespun treats made with decades-old recipes to…
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These Are the Most Popular Film Locations for Travelers Right Now
One of the biggest travel trends this year is called “set-jetting,” where travelers visit the locations of popular movies and TV shows. The travel agency Planet Cruise looked into the best…
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Best National Parks to Visit in Winter
The 63 national parks throughout the U.S. encompass ancient and diverse landscapes, spanning from deserts to rainforests and from volcanoes to glaciers. While summers usually bring crowds to many national…
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The Pros & Cons of Taking a Red-Eye Flight
Budget-conscious travelers know the struggle of crawling out of bed in the middle of the night with bloodshot eyes to catch a late-night (or is it early morning?) flight. Red-eyes…
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11 Things to Know About Costco Car Rental
Most people know that Costco has a range of services beyond bulk buys for your home and kitchen, but one that’s not well known is its car rental service (aka…
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Best Jobs That Don’t Require a 4-Year College Degree
What defines a good job is different for everyone. From ample compensation and benefits to a supportive workplace and the ability to use specific skills, there’s plenty to consider when…
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Hot Springs Where You Can Shake Off Winter’s Chill
We humans have been using the earth’s thermal waters to relax and heal for millennia. Whether or not you believe in all the physically and spiritually restorative properties that different…
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Romantic Vacation Rentals Across America
Looking for a spot to relax and recharge with someone special? As we know, not all vacation rentals are created equal — some are great for a family vacation, but…
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Iconic Foods to Try From 40 Countries Around the World
It’s difficult to whittle down an entire country’s cuisine into one iconic dish — especially for countries as huge as China and India — but food is a great starting…
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Fun Facts You Didn’t Know About Pickleball
With a weird name and a growing fanbase, pickleball has experienced a boom in recent years, expanding its footprint from retirement communities to public spaces across the country. It’s caught…
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America’s Best Cities for Cheese Lovers
National Cheese Lover’s Day is Jan. 20, though we think every day should celebrate cheese. In honor of the day, LawnStarter just released 2023’s Best Cities for Cheese Lovers. The survey compared…
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Airbnbs With Lavish Amenities You Won’t Believe
When it comes to luxurious accommodations, five-star hotels and lavish resorts aren’t the only game in town. Airbnb and Vrbo offer some of the most interesting places to stay across…
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Elvis’ Pet Chimp Wasn’t the Only Unusual Thing About Graceland
Elvis Presley, who died Aug. 16, 1977, would have been 88 years old this year. Whether you’re a devoted fan or fascinated by the mystique surrounding the King when it…
