A Sun-Soaked Costa Rican Surf Town Hosts The World's Longest Whale-Watching Season
Costa Rica is a top destination for whale watching. This surf town is a convenient, tourist-friendly place to experience the majestic humpback whales.
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This Scenic Tennessee Hike Leads To A Majestic Waterfall And Swimming Hole
Nestled in the hidden gem of Tennessee's Savage Gulf State Park is a stunning waterfall that offers serenity, cliff jumping, and great photo opportunities.
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The Most Common Scams You're Likely To Encounter While On A Cruise
Here are some common scams to watch out for the next time you're on a cruise and how you can avoid or handle them when the situation arises.
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U.S. Citizens Can Travel Visa-Free To These Top Destinations
The world is brimming with new adventures, and the good news is that there are many destinations globally where Americans can travel visa-free.
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The European Country Rick Steves Has Referred To As 'Fried-Breakfast Land'
Learn why Rick Steves calls this country the land of fried breakfast, find out more about its history, and explore interesting regional differences.
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Discover Tennessee's Most Unique Lake In A Gorgeous State Park To Camp, Fish, And Hike
There's nowhere quite like Tennessee, and the state's most unique lake is sat in a stunning state park packed with outdoor adventures for all the family.
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How To Visit The Exclusive Private Islands Owned By Cruise Lines
Many major cruise lines own a private island designed solely for them. But how exactly do you get there, and do you have to go through the cruise company?
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Texas' Most Unique Wine Experience Offers The Ultimate Taste Of Hill Country Wine
Texas Hill Country is an epic place to visit wineries and try delicious wines. This one collective in Fredericksburg offers four wineries in one!
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The Bold Approach Rick Steves Recommends For Exploring Europe
Traveling to a new country is overwhelming, between language barriers, different currencies, and new cultures. Here's Rick Steves' advice for exploring Europe.
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How To Ask For Your Beer In Spain (And Impress The Bartender)
Learn the unique terms for ordering beer like a local in Spain and avoid confusion at the bar with this essential traveler's guide to beer culture.
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The Biggest Scams Found At Disney World
While Disney World can be one of the best places on earth for many, it's still best to be aware of some of the biggest scams found at the park.
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One Of Ohio's Best-Kept Secrets Is A Breathtaking State Park That's Like A Mini Hocking Hills
Ohio's famous Hocking Hills get plenty of love and attention, but what if we told you there was a miniature version that flies completely under the radar?
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Hotel Housekeepers Share The Worst Things You Can Do When Staying In A Hotel
From wild accusations to horrendous stories about bodily fluids, these are the things guests do that drive hotel housekeepers up the proverbial wall.
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A Scenic But Dangerous Canyon Is One Of The Most Gator-Filled Destinations In Texas
Texas might not be the first state that comes to mind when you think of alligators and crocodiles, but this gorgeous canyon is packed with incredible gators.
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The Secret To Avoid Hitting A Deer Or Elk On Your Next Road Trip
Colliding with any animal on the road can be a hugely traumatic experience and one that is best avoided. Here's what you need to know about deer and elk.
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How Rick Steves Makes The Most Of Museum Visits Without Spending Extra
Are you interested in learning about the many magnificent pieces of art in a museum but reluctant to shell out for the guided tour? Rick Steves has an idea.
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10 Dangerous Cities You Should Never Visit Alone
Exploring the world on your own is a truly life-changing experience, but some destinations are dangerous enough to warrant safety in numbers.
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Indiana's Largest Waterfall Is In An Overlooked Area Where Any Outdoor Lover Will Thrive
Indiana has a lot of hidden gems, and this waterfall in Owen County is one of them. With two cascades and a covered red bridge, it's a great outdoor adventure.
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A Unique Spa Experience In Austria Combines A Tranquil Atmosphere With Breathtaking Views
Austria is a must for anyone in search of relaxation and recuperation, but there is something special about this breathtaking spa experience in the mountains.
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A Strange Unspoken Rain Rule Will Out You As A Tourist In Seattle Immediately
Seattle has a reputation for being a little on the drizzly side of things, but protecting yourself from the rain might just out you as a tourist.
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Swimsuit Colors That Are Considered The Most Dangerous For Kids To Wear To Water Parks
Swimming is a useful skill for kids, but safety is paramount. Here are the best (and worst) colors for kids to wear in the water to make them most visible.
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What To Do As A Person With Severe Pet Allergies On A Plane With A Service Animal
What do you do if you have severe allergies and you're boarding a plane with someone with a service animal? Don't panic. Here are some tips to help.
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Enjoy Endless Water Recreation At This Texas Lake Dotted With Parks And Trails On Its Shore
You'll find all the outdoor adventures you need at this gorgeous Texas lake, surrounded with parks and trails and seemingly endless serenity.
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One Of North America's Best Ski Resorts Features The Continent's 'Most Vertical Drop'
If you are searching for the most vertical drop in North America, this fantastic ski resort in British Columbia has exactly what you are looking for.
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Is British Food Really As Bad As All The Jokes Make It Out To Be?
British cuisine doesn't have the best reputation, but is it really as bad as the memes suggest? As always, the truth is more complex than most would like.
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The Best Cities In America For Seafood Lovers, According To Foodies
Discover an exquisite selection of U.S. destinations where foodies can expect to find the best and freshest local seafood. You won't be disappointed!
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A Common American Response To 'Thank You' Is Considered Extremely Rude Everywhere Else
Every generation thinks young people are rude, but does this increasingly common response to "Thank you" confirm that Gen Z might take the cake?
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