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Don't Touch This: Combating Travel's Riskiest Germs Zones
(Photo: Airport Security via Shutterstock) In a perfect world, a magical bubble of vacation immunity would protect us all from getting a trip-ruining illness. In real life, though, we have a higher...
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Feel like you and your sweetheart have done everything there is to do? This Valentine's Day, think outside of the (chocolate) box and embark on one of these unique--and unusually romantic--getaways,...
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Last Year's Most On-Time Airlines in the U.S.
By Paul Brady, Condé Nast Traveler The U.S. Department of Transportation just released a new survey of the most on-time airlines in America, rating the major carriers on their ability to get passengers...
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When You Travel, Leave Your Baggage Behind
When I was a little boy, I used to spin the globe. And wherever my finger would land, I was destined to someday visit -- and have a best friend there. Of this, I was certain. For I had the DNA of an...
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Questions to Never Ask Your Hotel Staff
By: Matt Meltzer Remember that old say-no-to-drugs PSA with the egg and the frying pan -- this is your brain, this is your brain on drugs, blah blah blah? Well, that commercial could just as easily...
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6 Hacks for Saving Money This Ski Season
Equipment, gear, lodging, lift tickets. The costs can add up. But do not despair! There are still simple ways to ski on a budget. Ladies and gentlemen, don your Guy Fawkes mask: It's time to...
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The Hill Tribe People of Myanmar
There are over one hundred ethnic groups in Myanmar. Many can be found in the hills around the city of Keng Tung in the Shan State of Myanmar. The Shan State is in eastern Myanmar bordered by China to...
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Incredible Bagan, Myanmar
Myanmar is strategically placed between India and China. Its name was changed from Burma to Myanmar in 1988. Myanmar is awaking from years under an oppressive military dictatorship. The doors to...
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5 Fabulous Disney Cruises for Families
Bahamian Cruise on the Disney Dream (Courtesy Disney Cruise Line) Are you looking to take the kids on a family cruise? Disney Cruise Line is known for being a family-friendly cruise line with many...
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Servas, an Open Door to Travel the Lonely Planet... for Free!
"Servas" is an Esperanto word that means something like "open doors." It's the best translation we have. And Servas.org is an international non-profit organization "dedicated to world peace through...
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8 Famous Replicas Hidden Where You'd Least Expect Them
by Lilit Marcus, Condé Nast Traveler Some attractions are so iconic that they become more than just landmarks. Take the Statue of Liberty or the Eiffel Tower, for example--just go online and you can...
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UK, Canada Travelers Offer Cuba Travel Tips
Photo Credit: Flickr With relaxed restrictions for American travelers to Cuba making headlines, our Deal Experts are champing at the bit to visit this Caribbean nation that's so close to the U.S., but...
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Celebrity Chef Peter Kuruvita on the Real Food of Mexico
TV presenter and world renowned chef Peter Kuruvita gives us tips on how to experience the authentic food of real Mexico. In his TV series Mexican Fiesta, Australian celebrity chef Peter Kuruvita...
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If It's February, This Must Be Brussels
Yes, it's a twist on the 1969 film starring Suzanne Pleshette and Charlie Cartwright "If it's Tuesday, this must be Belgium," about a group of American tourists zipping through Europe on a bus tour...
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Traveling Tips for Families With Special Diet
Healthy farm-to-door food box from Quinciple (Courtesy Quinciple) Traveling for families with a special diet simply and easily takes three things: confidence, patience and a sense of humor. The first...
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How to Spend 24 Hours in Paris Like a Local
The way she tells it, Anne-Charlotte Moulard grew up in a fairytale. "I was born in northern France, close to the sea," she says. "We could see the coast of England when the sun shone and the sea was...
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Ski Resort Vacations for Non-Skiers
While some may consider the constant snowfall lately to be a source of frustration, skiers and snowboarders have been smiling from ear-to-ear over the fresh pow, especially after a slow start to the...
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You Won't Believe These 17 Photos Are Real (But They Are)
At Oyster, we're known for our honest, undoctored hotel photography, and in our Photo Fakeout series we've shown just how different from reality some marketing images can be. But we've also encountered...
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Ski Safety: Tips To Protect Skiers & Riders On The Slopes
Why do we love to snowboard and ski? That's a silly question with an easy answer: because it's fun. A significant contributor to the fun of downhill snowsports is the sensation of sliding down the...
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Evolution of Darwin From Thrill-Seeking to Thought-Provoking
Its no secret; Australia is a country infested with things that will kill you. Or as humorist and Australiaphile Bill Bryson put it in his brilliant book, In a Sunburned Country, "If you are not stung...
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