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OTP's Guide to Street Art: Poland
By Anna Starostinetskaya While it may be better known for pierogies, Poland is also making a big drunk ruckus on the street art scene. Photo by: Monika Kostera All around the drabbest parts of Poland,...
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Trying to plan your 2014 family vacation? Whether you're a family of two or 20, a cruise offers a fun-filled and convenient vacation. Unpack once and explore several destinations, or never leave the...
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Thailand Journal: They Shoot Elephants, Don't They?
The Golden Triangle Asian Elephant Foundation rescues elephants that have resorted to begging (even in the streets of a metropolis like Bangkok), from over use in trekking and from landmines. Even in...
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Why Detox Is the Hardest Word
There was always a strong chance my friends were going to struggle at a health farm. We'd learned to stop resisting the next bottle of wine long ago, always preferring to follow the gift-shop directive...
View ArticleBest New Travel Gadgets for 2014 (PHOTOS)
From wearable computers and cloud-connected cars to design-forward chargers -- not to mention enough noise-canceling headphones and Bluetooth wireless speakers that'd make even the most ardent...
View ArticleAmerica's Best Winter Drives (PHOTOS)
Ever dreamed of driving through a traffic-free Yosemite National Park? It's possible when you step outside the typical summer season. In fact, winter's embrace means a slackened tourist pace in many...
View ArticleInvite 100 European Guides into Your Home and Get Ready for Fun
As is tradition at each of our tour guide summits, last weekend I invited our guides into my home for a party. As is also our tradition, the guides -- representing about 20 countries -- had a chance to...
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7 Places Where You Can Still Go Off the Grid
This post was authored by Lauren Hunter (Vayable.com). I banned Christmas in 2013. I know what you're thinking: How could you do that to Santa?! After last year's battle of overanxious crowds and...
View ArticleTouring in the Cold: What Travelers From Mild Climates Need to Know
Some of us, quite frankly, are sick of seeing flowers, hearing birds, and braving it through 65-degree afternoons where we call home. We may live in the Southwest, in Australia, in Southern Europe, or...
View ArticleLove Letters: Marin County
Karin Swanson is a UCLA alum and the current Ignite Good Fellow for the Huffington Post. She was born and raised in downtown Mill Valley where she treated Mt. Tam as her personal backyard playground....
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Thailand Journal: The Chao Phraya
The Chao Phraya River runs through Bangkok and sports its own version of Venice's Vaporetto that can take you directly to the city's famed flower market, Pak Khlong Talat. Even as demonstrators close...
View ArticleExtremely Close Encounters With Wild Animals
Dubai may have that huge aquarium, and San Diego may have its famous zoo. But nothing beats seeing an animal face-to-face in the wild. Time to get up close and personal with nature's finest. By...
View ArticleAmerica's Strangest Restaurants (PHOTOS)
"I am probably the only restaurateur in the entire world who is unapologetically telling you that my food is bad for you, and that you should stay away from it," Heart Attack Grill's Jon Basso recently...
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What Are the Best Travel Hacks?
This question originally appeared on Quora. Answer by Thomas Snerdley, Here is 44 years of travel advice from a military brat and a military veteran who's been around the world a time or three.The Two...
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The Hidden Cost of Car Rentals in Mexico
Photo credit: Mike Johnson If you look online you'll likely be impressed with the rental car rates in Mexico: $6 a day, $8 a day, and even less than $20 a day for an SUV. It seems perfect. But, you...
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Six Things I Learned in West Virginia
I really like speed. Unfortunately, motorized toys and I do not get along. I tend to send them into trees or over ledges. When a colleague invited me to join her and her friends on an off-road...
View ArticleHow to Pick a Destination When Traveling With Kids
The two of us have always loved to travel and we were determined that bringing kids into our life will not change that. But it did. I was so scared when having to decide where we should go, with our...
View ArticleWhy More People Are Retiring Overseas
"Would you say this is a trend... and that it is growing?" the reporter who interviewed me yesterday wondered. "That is," she continued, "are more Americans considering this idea of retiring overseas...
View ArticleTerrifying Drives for Brave Road-Trippers
Buckle up for a tour of highways with hairpin turns, steep cliffs, narrow lanes, extreme weather, and dizzying heights. By Marisa Lascala, Condé Nast Traveler More from Condé Nast Traveler: Stop...
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Exploring Denver's El Chapultepec
El Chapultepec looks out of place. It's the only facade not polished and gleaming with brass and mahogany like most of the other places on Market Street in LoDo. It's also one of the only places that...
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