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  • Bordeaux red wine vineyards in France

    The French Wine Tradition That Shocks Travelers, According To Rick Steves

    By Lee Adams 5 months ago

    Wine is a big part of French culture and a lot of American travelers might be surprised at this interesting element that truly defines French wines.

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  • A rainbow appears over Mission Peak near Fremont, California

    A San Francisco Hike Is A Local-Loved Round Trip Trail With The Best Views In The Bay Area

    By Stephen Hanson 5 months ago

    Explore the best of San Francisco's Bay Area at this hiking spot with trails from leisurely strolls to summit treks for every type of outdoor adventurer.

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  • Beach of Vorupør in Denmark at sunset

    Europe's Most Unexpected Surf Paradise Is A Danish Beach Area Best Known As 'Cold Hawaii'

    By Isabel OToole 5 months ago

    You may assume all the best surfing spots in the world are only in warm climates, but this area in Denmark called "Cold Hawaii" has some of the best waves.

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  • An Amtrak train runs through a canyon in the western U.S.

    Amtrak's Long-Lost Western Routes Could Finally Be Restored

    By Robert Isenberg 5 months ago

    Many of us long for the good-ol' days of train travel. A new report from the Federal Railroad Administration makes a valid argument to revive old Amtrak routes.

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  • fancy restaurant in Paris

    What Tourists Should Know Before Dining At A Fancy Restaurant In France, Per Rick Steves

    By Amanda Morgan 5 months ago

    Rick Steves says American travelers need to learn some key information before dining at a fancy restaurant in France. Here's the travel etiquette to know.

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  • A colorful photo of Porto, Portugal's Ribeira area

    The Safest Countries For Travelers In 2025, According To Previous Visitors

    By Hannah Rice 5 months ago

    If you are ready for new adventures in 2025, pick two countries - or six - from this list to experience firsthand why they're considered safe for travelers.

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  • Ban Rak Thai with a light fog covering the hillside

    A Remote Town In Thailand Offers Breathtaking Mountain Views And Endless Serenity

    By Isabel OToole 5 months ago

    If you’re craving an escape from the city chaos, this hidden off-the-grid town serves up breathtaking mountain views and pure, uninterrupted serenity.

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  • Creek in Wash Woods, Virginia

    Virginia's Scenic Coast Hides Its Most Eerie Ghost Town With Trails And Historic Charm

    By Isabel OToole 5 months ago

    A settlement on the Virginia coast has turned into a ghost town. Now, you can visit the church and graveyard, while also exploring the nearby state park.

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  • happy skiers family takes photo while out skiing in New York

    'New York's Playground For Outdoor Fun' Is An Eclectic, Overlooked Village To Ski And Shop

    By Shelby Wilkerson 5 months ago

    Visit New York’s hidden ski haven with two top ski resorts, an interesting history, and boutique shopping in a charming town for the perfect winter getaway.

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  • Carnival Sunshine cruiseliner in waters outside of Charleston South Carolina

    Carnival Cruise Line Cuts Ties With Iconic Southern Port After 14 Years

    By Christine Dulion 5 months ago

    A major U.S. port is cutting ties with Carnival Cruise Lines, which is bittersweet for many travelers. But how will it shape this destination's future?

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  • The Chicago River lined by skyscrapers

    Chicago's Only Food Tour Based On 'The Bear' Offers A Mouth-Watering Day Of Luxury

    By Anna Robinson 5 months ago

    From local joints to swanky fine dining, this epic food tour showcases the best of Chicago while following in the footsteps of acclaimed TV series "The Bear."

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  • The ancient stone pyramids of Caral, an ancient city in Peru

    One Of The World's Oldest Cities Is Peru's Less-Crowded Alternative To Machu Picchu

    By Lee Adams 5 months ago

    Step back in time at the ruins of one of the oldest cities in the world. This massive Peruvian pyramid complex is the ideal alternative to crowded Machu Picchu.

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  • Statues of Socrates and Artemis in Greece

    Why Showing The Palm Of Your Hand In Greece Is A Big No-No

    By Robert Isenberg 5 months ago

    Even a seemingly innocuous hand gesture in the United States can land you in hot water in Greece. Here's the mistake you should avoid while you're on your trip.

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  • Busy sidewalks on Upper Street, Islington, London

    The Vibrant Shopping Street Londoners Prefer Over The Tourist Hotspots

    By Amy McMahon 5 months ago

    Skip the typical tourist hotspots next time you're in England. Instead, head to this vibrant London shopping street that locals prefer over busier areas.

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  • people, towels, and parasols on beach

    Tourists Heading To Spain Should Watch Out For This Unexpected Beach Issue

    By Jen Ottolino 5 months ago

    Some of Spain's beaches are experiencing an unfortunate phenomenon that might affect your beach holiday. Here's what to know before you book your trip.

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  • Brown bear hiding in bushes

    The Safest Destinations In America To Spot Bears In Their Natural Habitat

    By Camila Pérez B 5 months ago

    From Alaska to Wyoming, here are the best places to see bears in the wild across the U.S., including when to go and tips for a safe encounter.

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  • woman walking through luxurious house

    A Vacation Home Company Is Offering Free Stays To People Displaced By Wildfires

    By Jen Ottolino 5 months ago

    This company is stepping up to help those affected by the LA wildfires by offering free temporary stays to people in need. Here’s what to know.

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  • Sphinx in front of the pyramids of Giza

    6 Of The Most Memorable Ways To Experience The Pyramids Of Giza In Egypt

    By Nada Kabil 5 months ago

    Explore unforgettable ways to experience Egypt's Pyramids of Giza, from marathons and skydiving to art exhibitions, for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

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  • Aerial view of cliffs and sea at Land's End in England

    Rick Steves Warns Travelers About This Overhyped English Destination

    By Laura Jones 5 months ago

    If you're interested in visiting this popular tourist attraction in England, you're not the only one. But expert Rick Steves warns that the place is overhyped.

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  • An alleyway in Preveza, Greece

    One Of The Best Beach Towns In Greece Is A Haven For Fresh Seafood Lovers

    By Camila Pérez B 5 months ago

    Greece is full of beautiful and beachy destinations from Santorini to Mykonos, but this underrated town is famous for its incredible seafood offerings.

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  • El Santuario de Chimay

    New Mexico's Mountains Have A Sacred Destination With Allegedly Magical Healing Soil

    By Amanda Morgan 5 months ago

    Explore a sacred destination said to have magical healing soil in New Mexico's mountains. Plus, read the fascinating story behind this mystical travel hotspot.

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  • Fence and mountain landscape in Soda Springs, Idaho

    Idaho's Unique Attraction Rivals Yellowstone With Guaranteed Eruptions And Fewer Crowds

    By Stephen Hanson 5 months ago

    Avoid the crowds at Yellowstone and discover a hidden gem in neighboring Idaho, a destination with its own impressive tourist attraction and rich history.

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  • British Pullman interior with wood and blue seats

    The Exclusive Train Experience In Europe Adding Michelin-Starred Menus

    By Jennifer Kling 5 months ago

    Treat yourself to an exclusive outing with the new luxury train experience in Europe. Along the way, you'll explore the countryside and a Michelin-starred menu.

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  • Ozuchi landscape with houses and greenery

    The Postcard-Perfect Japanese Village With A Population Of One

    By Madison Scrivano 5 months ago

    A picture-perfect village in Japan is staying alive with a population of just one person. Discover the story behind this charming destination and its future.

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  • Hot springs in winter, Pagosa Springs, Colorado

    Colorado's Underrated Ski Town Features The World's Deepest Geothermal Hot Spring Aquifer

    By Amy McMahon 5 months ago

    Visit this underrated gem offering pristine slopes, relaxing hot springs, and laid-back charm for a great Colorado ski town adventure without the crowds.

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  • Fresh uni and a giant oyster at the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo

    Japan's Bustling Seafood Market Offers Fresh Giant Oysters And Unique Local Delights

    By Robert Isenberg 5 months ago

    If you're looking for some of the best street food in Japan, be sure to check out this popular seafood market during your next trip to Tokyo.

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  • Czech beer Prague Castle background

    Rick Steves' Big Warning About 'Czech Knees' While Visiting Czechia

    By Lee Adams 5 months ago

    In Czechia, great beer flows freely, which can result in what travel expert Rick Steves calls “Czech knees.” Here's how you can avoid it as a tourist.

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