Share The Article Arizona plates have already taken over San Diego highways, which means only one thing – it’s the unofficial start to summer. But this summer will be different than the rest as quite possibly the most highly anticipated hotel in America is set for a soft opening May 15th, followed by the official […]
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These 4 Unknown Medieval Cities In Europe Offer Cheap Prices & Smaller Crowds This Summer
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May
May
Share The Article Summer is upon us, and if you’re planning on taking that Transatlantic flight to revel in the Old World’s ancient allure, it’s probably places like France, Italy, and Spain that first pop to mind. Gorgeous as it may sound, that idyllic vision of Europe with twinkling Eiffel Towers and Instagrammable, pastel-hue towns […]
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May
May
Share The Article Wanna know where to go on the cheap this summer? Me too! I don’t know about you, but Tax Day had me seeing red. Call me stubborn, but fewer commas in my bank account won’t stop me from seeing the world. As you know, many of the global icons we’ve all fallen […]
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May
May
Share The Article Travelers rightfully question if the long-haul flight to Brazil is worth it, especially with the country’s new invasive entry requirements for U.S. passport holders. In other words, save your paycheck! As Rio has held a sketchy reputation in recent years with notable upticks in crime, it’s become clear the iconic beach destination […]
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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To One Of The Safest And Cheapest Destinations In Europe This Summer
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Apr
Apr
Share The Article Thinking about that European summer getaway? Fantastic idea! But maybe picturing the jam-packed streets of Paris or the eye-watering prices in Rome gives you pause? It happens. Shelling out big bucks just to fight for elbow room isn’t exactly the relaxing escape most of us crave. Here’s the good news: you can […]
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Mar
Mar
Share The Article Oh boy! It appears at least one budget airline smells blood in the water as Southwest just put the kibosh on their long-standing policy of “bags fly free”. One might think when that shocking domino fell, it would kickstart a trickle-down fee-economics effect, but so far, so good for travelers’ wallets. Time […]
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Dec
Share The Article Last Updated 6 months ago Spain’s latest train cost a whopping $5.9 million to make travel faster, more efficient, modern, and fun zooming between the second most popular country on Earth’s most renowned cities. Fortunately, you only have to pay a microscopic fraction of that at just $8…if you act fast! All […]
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Nov
Nov
Share The Article Last Updated 2 years ago As the world reopens, restrictions vanish, and attractions fully reopen—Americans are visiting their favorite destinations despite rising gas costs and increased flight prices. And according to Google, these destinations are the top-searched destinations in summer 2022 for Americans: 1. Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park was the […]
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Delta Says Flights Will See Record Breaking Price Increases This Summer Up To 30 Percent
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Nov
Nov
Share The Article Last Updated 2 years ago Delta Airlines CEO, Ed Bastian, has suggested air fares will increase by up to 30% in the summer months. With rising fuel costs, rising demand, and the end of the COVID-19 pandemic—travelers are witnessing rising air fares in the United States and the rest of the world. […]
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Nov
Share The Article Last Updated 9 months ago Hear me out. I also used to think chartering a super yacht was something reserved for the ultra-rich and famous, and not something I would ever experience myself. Most of us have seen Below Deck and imagined ourselves on a super yacht with our friends or family, […]
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