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npr.org November 11, 2018
On 'SNL,' Congressman Crenshaw Accepts Pete Davidson's Apology

Last week, Saturday Night Live cast member Pete Davidson mocked then Texas Congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw. After much criticism, the two made-up on air this Saturday.
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bbc.com November 14, 2018
Prince Charles reveals love of 'groussaka' as he turns 70

Prince Charles has revealed his love of "groussaka" - his version of the Greek dish moussaka, but with grouse instead of lamb - on the day he turns 70. The Prince of Wales made the comments in the latest edition of Country Life, which he edited to mark his birthday.
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points.theinventory.com November 13, 2018
Capital One Is Overhauling the Venture Card - 75,000 Point Welcome Bonus, and Transferrable Airline Partners

Capital One’s Venture card has always been a bit of a hybrid between cash back and travel rewards cards. While you could earn a lot of points through Hotels.
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nytimes.com November 11, 2018
In Russian Village Swallowed by Sand, Life’s a Beach. Just Not in a Good Way.

SHOYNA, Russia — Shoyna, a Russian fishing village on the frigid shores of the White Sea, is slowly vanishing under sand that engulfs entire houses, their roofs just barely visible above the dunes.
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skift.com November 13, 2018
How Wellness Hospitality Brands Can Succeed Amid Big-City Chaos

Wellness hospitality is going urban in a big way. There’s Equinox, and it’s long-delayed promise to open hotels in New York and Chicago. There’s Hyatt’s purchase of Exhale, a company providing fitness and spa experiences in major markets across the country.
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cbc.ca November 13, 2018
CMHC finds Toronto commuting costs can outweigh cheaper suburban house prices

In the Greater Toronto Area, the added cost of a long commute often outweighs the savings from cheaper housing in the suburbs surrounding the city, according to a new study from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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skift.com November 13, 2018
Luxury Agents Try to Combine High-Level Service With Street-Level Experiences

How do luxury travel agents balance the need to please upscale clients seeking a taste of street culture and local flavor in exotic destinations while also ensuring safety and a high level of service? The answer is research, global connections, and experience.
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themarysue.com November 11, 2018
Wallace & Gromit‘s Creators Are Giving The Company to Their Employees

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economist.com November 12, 2018
How airports use biometric technology

AS CHRISTMAS draws closer, airports around Western countries will be gearing up for their busiest days of the year. Many passengers will fear a repeat of the long queues seen at Heathrow Airport in August, when some holidaymakers waited over two-and-a-half hours to get through passport control.
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twocents.lifehacker.com November 9, 2018
Always Double-Check Your Airline Tickets for Costly Mistakes

A traveler’s problem booking a plane ticket through Chase’s online portal shows why you should always double-check your travel bookings for mistakes as soon as you make them.
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dumblittleman.com July 6, 2017
6 Ways Traveling Alone Makes You Stronger

Solo travel is growing in popularity. In fact, the number of first-time travelers who choose to go solo has more than doubled in recent years. Despite that, solo travelers are still a niche minority as most travelers prefer to go in couples or groups.
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skift.com January 15, 2017
4 Apps and Services That Help Travelers Stay Safe on the Road

Colin Nagy, head of strategy at Fred & Farid, a global advertising agency, writes this opinion column for Skift on hospitality, innovation, and business travel. “On Experience” dissects customer-centric experiences and innovation across hospitality, aviation, and beyond.
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hostelworld.com August 29, 2018
45 travel hacks that can save you $$$!

Often find yourself scrolling through your social feed, daydreaming about faraway lands, inspiring photography and life-changing adventure? Then you wake up and check your bank balance…dammit.
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valetmag.com October 26, 2015
10 Expert Travel Hacks

Time-tested tips for a less tense trip.
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wisebread.com February 26, 2014
25 Secrets From the World's Most Frugal Frequent Travelers

Everybody has their own travel style, along with preferred systems and tricks to make it easier, quicker, safer, and more enjoyable. But don't just ask me: I've asked the hardcore travel community to share their own travel secrets.
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nytimes.com July 10, 2017
Meet Your New Data-Driven Travel Agent

Unlike big, impersonal online agencies, the best travel agents know a great deal about their clients and their travel choices. Now several new travel companies are creating data-driven, automated agents that rely on users’ personal preferences to make the travel-planning process easier.
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newyorker.com February 22, 2016
The Madness of Airline Élite Status

When you fly a lot for work, as I do, you check your frequent-flier mile balance often, to provide data for competitive commiseration. “Eighteen flights this year already, fourteen hotel nights in eleven different hotels,” a friend e-mailed me, in victory, earlier this month.
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time.com March 12, 2018
All the Things You're Doing Wrong When You Travel, According to Anthony Bourdain

Anthony Bourdain thinks traveling to Paris just to stand atop the Eiffel Tower is lethal to your soul. And a selfie in front of the pyramids in Giza? Completely overrated. Bourdain is on a mission to change how we see and experience the world. Skip the tourist traps. Avoid the lines.
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businessinsider.com June 16, 2015
29 travel hacks that even frequent fliers don't know

Instead of insulting your intelligence with "hacks" like "pack light," or "bring an empty water bottle," we've put together a list of tips and tricks that will help even the most seasoned jetsetter avoid the inevitable hassles of frequent flying.
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intelligenttravel.nationalgeographic.com May 13, 2013
Know Before You Go: Paris

If Paris is a croissant, crafted with immeasurable pride, kneaded by the hands of many, some visitors only get a taste of the flaky exterior. Whether you’re traveling for a long weekend or coming back for more, here’s a quick primer on getting to, from, and around this iconic city with ease.
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thrillist.com March 10, 2017
16 Beautiful European Cities You Can Actually Afford to Visit Right Now

We're as guilty of it as anyone: trotting out every ridiculously cheap flight from New York or Boston or Atlanta to some cool-ass European capital or coast and saying, eyes wide and spittle spraying, "Now's the time! Get to Europe!" There's only one catch, and it's a big one.
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lifehacker.com April 16, 2018
The Best Time to Book Flights, Based on 917 Million Airfares

Anyone who has ever purchased a plane ticket can tell you there’s a “right” and “wrong” time to buy. Plane ticket prices fluctuate, and when you purchase your ticket can mean a difference of literally hundreds of dollars, depending on where you’re traveling to.
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wisebread.com May 15, 2009
40 Most Useful Travel Websites That Can Save You a Fortune

Welcome Stumbled Upon & Delicious Users: You may also want to check out our 180+ Best Money Saving Tools. Traveling doesn't have to break the bank (in fact, you can travel for free), and there are plenty of places that'll help you find the best vacation for your budget.
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valetmag.com December 12, 2016
The Stylish Man's Guide to Holiday Travel

Your bag says a lot about you. But more than that, it can be the difference between a great trip and a hellish travel experience.
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mashable.com July 11, 2013
11 Travel Startups You Need to Know

We all know about the awesomeness of TripIt, Airbnb and Hipmunk and how they've revolutionized travel. But there's a new crew of travel startups taking flight and shaking up the industry even more.
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entrepreneur.com January 14, 2015
How I Built a Startup While Traveling to 20 Countries

One year ago, I left San Francisco, sold and gave away everything I owned, and moved into a 40-liter backpack. And my total costs were less than just the rent in San Francisco.
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jamesclear.com December 5, 2017
Ultralight Packing List : How to Pack Light & Travel With 1 Bag

Hey there! This page covers my complete minimalist travel guide. I'll share my exact system for packing light, my favorite pieces of ultralight travel gear, and my thoughts on why it is always better to travel the world with just one bag. I have traveled to more than 25 countries so far.
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rollingstone.com July 20, 2015
Up in the Air: Meet the Man Who Flies Around the World for Free

The boarding procedure has barely started at Chicago O’Hare, and Ben Schlappig has already taken over the first-class cabin.
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huffingtonpost.com February 4, 2014
Why You Absolutely Should Date a Girl Who Travels

There is an article doing the rounds online at the moment called "Don't Date a Girl Who Travels." The writer discusses the perils of well... dating a girl who travels.
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medium.com November 20, 2014
Has Travel Become Another Exercise in Narcissism?

The concept invaded my consciousness as only an insidious radio advert can. Then came that slogan: “Travel yourself interesting,” and here was the rub — the once tedious Mr. Nuttall had been injected with an ebullient charisma by way of a simple trip abroad.
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lifehacker.com May 29, 2014
GeniusFlight Suggests Destinations Based on Your Airfare Budget

Web: Most travel sites will ask you for your destination before you showing you the airfare. GeniusFlight puts the budget first in your travel search, and suggests international destinations based on how much you are willing to spend on plane tickets.
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matadornetwork.com December 20, 2016
23 awesome travel jobs and how to get them

IT’S pretty much every travelers dream: to find a travel job that allows them to stay on the road for as long as possible. Some of these may be fairly obvious, but many are likely ones you haven’t thought of before.
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thrillist.com May 19, 2017
The Best Small Town to Visit in All 50 States

The paradox of big-city travel is that you never really get a break. You ditch work in New York, LA, or Chicago to go visit your buddies in New York, LA, or Chicago; come Sunday night, you’re exhausted, and why did blowing $250 a day on cocktails and sushi and cabs seem like the smart move?
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dereklow.co September 15, 2015
Across the USA by Train for Just $186

Turns out, you don’t need a car to see America. Traveling coast-to-coast across the United States by train is one of the world’s greatest travel experiences. Amazingly, it’s also one of the world’s greatest travel bargains — the 3,400-mile trip can cost as little as $186.
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lifehacker.com
BaseTrip Gives You Travel Information About Any Country You’re Visiting

Especially when you’re visiting a new, unfamiliar country, you want to be prepared for your trip. BaseTrip tells you everything you should know about traveling to your destination, from tipping etiquette to vaccinations to average internet speeds.
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petapixel.com April 20, 2015
How I Make Money as a Travel Photographer in 2015

Long gone are the days in which being a travel photographer simply meant you shot photography for a certain travel magazine or newspaper. The world isn’t that simple anymore, and the level of competition in the photography world has never been higher.
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skift.com November 1, 2016
Google’s Travel Business Is Already Twice the Size of Expedia’s

When is Google finally going to tie all of its travel products together and become an online travel agency to rival Expedia, the Priceline Group and, increasingly, Ctrip? Not anytime soon or even in the foreseeable future.
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matadornetwork.com February 11, 2014
75 places so colorful it’s hard to believe they’re real [pics]

No, you don’t need to adjust your screen, nor are any of these the product of extreme photoshopping. Instead, these places (natural and manmade, seasonal and perennial) possess such incredible and unusual colors that it’s hard to believe they really exist.
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artofmanliness.com June 11, 2015
39 Things to Do Before Leaving on Vacation: A Handy Dandy Checklist

As I’m writing this, the McKay family is about to head off for our annual family vacation.
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telegraph.co.uk November 21, 2016
Destination unknown: the top-secret holidays for people who hate planning

You can glean a lot about a person from where they decide to go on holiday. Paris, for example, has long been synonymous with old romantics; Goa has a history of hippies; and the Costa-del-Sol has a well-documented association with on-the-run cons (hence its nickname, “Costa del Crime”).
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kotaku.com
Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting Japan

Kotaku EastEast is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond. Tune in every morning from 4am to 8am. So, you’re going to Japan, huh? Fantastic. You might have some questions. Hopefully, I’ll have some answers.
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nytimes.com December 13, 2017
How to Be a Better Traveler: Tips From 2017

This year, we covered a variety of topics to help you save time, money and your sanity while traveling. Here is a selection of those articles, with some tips and techniques gleaned from them. Share your ideas in the comments section. Which Travel Search Site Is Best? It Depends on Your Goals
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lifehacker.com January 30, 2017
Six Things You Should Know About Flying, According to Flight Attendants

Flying is a pretty cool experience—you’re sitting 35,000 feet up in the air after all—but it can also be tiring, uncomfortable, and dirty. In a recent Reddit thread, flight attendants revealed some of the less glamorous aspects of flying.
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homeiswhereyourbagis.com October 1, 2013
15 things you should see on Lombok

Lombok – an island east of Bali, but less famous than its neighbor. While every year millions of tourists are attracted to Bali, many places on Lombok are still untouched. Over here mass tourism is still unknown.
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vanityfair.com April 13, 2018
“As an Added Bonus, She Paid for Everything”: My Bright-Lights Misadventure with a Magician of Manhattan

According to my closest friends and various suspect Internet sources, turning 29 on January 29, 2017 marked my golden birthday. At the time, I wasn’t sure what that meant, but I had a gut feeling about my 30th year: it was going to be special; it was going to be good. It was a total disaster.
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lifehacker.com July 25, 2017
How to Pack Your Whole Vacation Into a “Personal Item” Sized Bag

I just returned from a five-day trip to Paris, on a budget airline that charges a fee to bring a carry-on. I’m cheap, so that means everything had to fit in a small bag under the seat in front of me. Friends, I did it. You can, too.
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wanderingtrader.com March 16, 2015
23 Best Travel Tips After 5 Years Of Traveling The World

These are my best travel tips after traveling around the world for more than 6 years. Over the last few years I’ve been to over 90 countries, all 7 continents, and even lived in countries spanning 5 continents. I’ve learned a few things along the way.
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vox.com April 12, 2017
Why flying in America keeps getting more miserable, explained

After what amounts to a decades-long series of disasters, the American aviation industry is finally in a good place. Overcapacity and fare wars have been eliminated, redundant staff is gone, and with the economy improving, people are buying plane tickets again.
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huffpost.com March 5, 2015
7 Google Flights Tricks That Are Better Than Any Travel Agent

Chances are you're familiar with Google Flights. The flight search engine does everything you assume it would, like locate flights based on your ideal outbound time, inbound time and number of stops. After all, it's the same technology that powers both KAYAK and Orbitz.
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forbes.com March 29, 2016
Top Travel Websites For Planning Your Next Adventure

Technology’s effects on the travel industry are widespread, with innovation signaling the dawn of a new age of travel products and services after the birth of the Internet and modern-communication systems.
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evernote.com January 15, 2018
How to Plan an Amazing Trip of a Lifetime

Have you dreamed of having éclairs at an outdoor café in Paris, or seeing the northern lights in person? Have you ever imagined gasping in wonder as you photograph wild giraffes in Africa? Or do you just want to see the tiny village where your grandmother was born? If you dream of far-off destina
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techcrunch.com
Dufl, A Service That Packs And Ships Your Suitcase, Is A Traveler’s Dream

The absolute worst part of traveling, whether it’s for business or for pleasure, is packing and unpacking a suitcase. The work it takes to pack a bag is negligible, but having a clean inventory of clothes each time you pack takes far more planning.
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businessinsider.com August 17, 2017
100 trips everyone should take in their lifetime, according to the world's top travel experts

No matter how many countries you've been to, there's always somewhere new to discover. But with so many cultures, countries, and landscapes to explore, it's hard to prioritize one dream destination over another.
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huffingtonpost.com September 23, 2013
Travel While You're Young

This is the time for small paychecks and big memories. This is the time for travel. We are about as attached to one location as we are to our favorite Chinese take-out place. We know what we like about it, and we take comfort in the familiarity, but that's about it. - Jessy Tapper
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nytimes.com December 6, 2017
What Tech Tools Frequent Travelers Should Always Pack

How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Lucas Peterson, who writes the Frugal Traveler column, discussed the tech he’s using. As the Frugal Traveler, you visit countries all over the world on a tight budget.
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thewirecutter.com October 18, 2018
The Best Gear for Travel

A well-packed bag is one that contains less than you think you need but everything you actually need.
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matadornetwork.com January 9, 2013
Why you should start traveling alone

Traveling alone is enlightening. It’s empowering. It’s explorative. People think you’re amazing after telling them a story about a place you traveled to on your own.
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lifehacker.com
The Air Travel Rights You Aren't Aware of (and How to Get Them)

If you've ever sat in a plane on the tarmac only to have the flight cancelled, been bumped just before boarding, or landed at your destination only to be told your luggage will arrive sometime in the next 12 hours, you know how air travel can suck.
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blog.alexmaccaw.com June 20, 2013
How to travel around the world for a year

While my last post covered my previous year traveling, writing and programming, this article will go into the specifics of planning your own round the world trip, including flights, costs, activities and accommodation.
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lifehacker.com
How to Choose an Offbeat Travel Destination (Without Getting Screwed)

If you want to go see the Eiffel Tower or the Grand Canyon, there are tons of well-written travel guides to help. If you want something a little more offbeat, you’re probably on your own.
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lifehacker.com September 18, 2018
How (and Why) I Stopped Waiting for Others and Started Traveling Solo

Adventuring alone sounds exciting, but it’s also scary. Like most people, I’ve done the majority of my traveling with friends and family. That is, until I realized that I had places I wanted to go and no one wanted to go with me.
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skift.com November 17, 2016
Airbnb Launches Trips, Its Big Tours and Activities Gamble

Airbnb is making good on its global campaign promise to help guests “live there” with its newest product launch.
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nomadicmatt.com October 25, 2018
12 Things Not to Do When You Travel

Travel writers always talk about what to do when you travel. It’s all must-see attractions and things to do. Go here, do this, see that, act this way.
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medium.com March 21, 2018
Travel Is No Cure for the Mind

It’s just another day… and you’re just doing what you need to do. You’re getting things done, and the day moves forward in this continuous sequence of checklists, actions, and respites.
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mashable.com October 16, 2013
How I Flew Around the World in Business Class for $1,340

I recently booked a round-trip set of flights from Minneapolis to Shanghai in business class. I needed to head back to China to resume teaching English after the end of the photo season in Minneapolis, where I was shooting portraits and wedding photos.
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matadornetwork.com July 1, 2014
40 of the world’s most impressive “second cities”

THE BIGGEST CITY in a country always seems to get the most attention, and while tourists flock in droves to these “first cities,” it takes a traveler with a slightly different agenda to skip them (and thereby many of the iconic sites the country is known for) and head to the second cities inst
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nytimes.com September 19, 2014
Norway the Slow Way

“That’s the one,” said Coleman, pointing up at a drab, second-story apartment. We were standing on a street corner in Trondheim — a lovable, wharf-laden university town perched on the lip of a fjord in central Norway.
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thenextweb.com August 17, 2015
27 must-have travel apps for every step of your journey

Travel is one of the industries that has completely transformed by the smartphone evolution and as a result, there is an abundance of ingenious apps designed to make your trips easy to plan, cheaper, well-informed and more enjoyable.
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huffingtonpost.com October 18, 2016
This New Google Flights Trick Makes Sure You Score A Cheap Ticket

Chances are you’re familiar with Google Flights. The travel search engine does everything you assume it would, like locate flights based on your ideal outbound time, inbound time and number of stops. After all, it’s the same technology that powers both KAYAK and Orbitz.
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lifehacker.com June 28, 2015
Five Best Cheap Travel Booking Sites

Getting away for a little vacation shouldn’t have to be expensive. There are tons of great sites to help you plan your next trip, whether it’s for business or pleasure, and compare flights, hotels, and train or bus tickets, all without breaking the bank.
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chrisguillebeau.com
How Much Does It Cost to Visit Every Country in the World?

I’ve mentioned a few times that going to every country in the world wasn’t as expensive as most people initially think. But how much did it really cost? The short answer is that I’m not 100% sure of the precise figure.
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lifehacker.com
Apply for a Travel Grant and Get Your Trip Funded for Free

Traveling can be one of the most important, most memorable life experiences (especially if you're a student and study abroad).
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expertvagabond.com November 13, 2013
My 30 Best Travel Tips After 8 Years Traveling The World

This post may contain affiliate links. Read my Disclosure. It’s now been 8 years since I sold everything and left the United States to travel the world. These are the best travel tips I’ve discovered along the way.
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nytimes.com August 17, 2015
How One Airline Ticket Can Equal Two Seats

It doesn’t take a seasoned traveler to know that flights are closer to full than ever. Passengers jockey for overhead space, wrestle over an armrest or are smacked by a reclining seat — at least those relegated to economy.
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businessinsider.com June 18, 2014
How To Get Cheaper Plane Tickets By Using A Fake Location

I can't explain airline pricing, but I do know some plane tickets can be cheaper depending on where you buy them or, even better, where you appear to buy them from. This is all about leveraging foreign currencies and points-of-sale to your advantage.
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digital-photography-school.com May 16, 2013
20 Photography Tips Every Travel Photographer Must Know

The best light to capture most kinds of subjects is in the golden hours- one hour after sunrise and one hour before sunset (depend off course on where you are on the globe). So get up early to get that amazing photo opportunities, while all the other tourists are still asleep.
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lifehacker.com August 22, 2016
Get Your Tech Ready Before Traveling Solo to Avoid Homesickness

When traveling abroad alone, you typically want to stay connected for safety reasons. There’s another reason to make sure you can reach friends and family, though: solo travel gets lonely. Adventuring alone sounds exciting, but it’s also scary.
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nytimes.com January 15, 2014
How to Choose an Air Travel Search Site

Which airline booking sites offer the cheapest airfares? If your answer was Expedia — or any of the other dozens of online travel agencies — you’re wrong. If it was “They’re all the same,” you’re definitely wrong. “It’s so overwhelming, I have no idea”? You’re getting close.
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lifehacker.com
The Ultimate Travel Hacking Guide

It's never been easier to compare travel and accommodation prices using sites like Hipmunk, Kayak, or Google Flights, but a little extra legwork can save hundreds on airfare, hotels, and attractions.
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nomadicmatt.com October 8, 2018
What to Do and See in Bangkok: My Suggested 4 Day Itinerary

When people tell me they hate Bangkok and don’t find a lot of things to do there, I understand. When I first visited Bangkok in 2006, I despised the city and couldn’t wait to get out. It wasn’t until I lived in Bangkok that I really fell in love with it.
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theguardian.com February 9, 2018
Where to go on holiday in 2018 – the hotlist

Looking for inspiration for your travels? Browse our 40 fabulous destinations around the world from capitals of culture to palm-fringed beaches, remote wildernesses to a new museum at the Pyramids
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bbc.com June 19, 2014
The Swiss train tourists don’t take

I floated in a steamy, 38C rooftop pool, watching glints of the sinking copper sun reflect off the Rhäetian Alps.
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entrepreneur.com November 4, 2016
6 Travel Hacks From Experienced Business Travelers

If you’re paying for your own flights, it’s easy to choose the cheapest option. But the cheapest option isn’t always the best option. Connecting flights are sometimes necessary to get from one location to another, but look for direct flights if at all possible.
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lifehacker.com July 25, 2012
Find Really Cheap First-Class or Business-Class Tickets with ITA Software's Matrix

One secret that hardcore business travelers know is you can often fly first class or business class for almost the same as flying coach (and sometimes it's just as cheap). Certain seats are priced like coach but actually upgrade you automatically. You can find them on ITA Software's Matrix.
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lonelyplanet.com December 25, 2012
Top 10 US travel destinations for 2013

Every year our US-based editors team up with Lonely Planet’s expert authors to compile a list of US destinations that are prime for the next year.
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nytimes.com February 16, 2018
The Great American Road Trip: Shorter and More Popular Than Ever

Seeking convenience and adventure (while avoiding airport security, baggage fees and the hassle of flying with Fido), more travelers are hitting the road.
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nytimes.com April 26, 2018
5 Cheap(ish) Things You Need for Summer Travel Season

Welcome to the Smarter Living newsletter. Editor Tim Herrera emails readers with tips and advice for living a better, more fulfilling life. Sign up here to get it in your inbox.
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nomadicmatt.com September 3, 2018
HOW TO TRAVEL ANYWHERE YOU WANT

Travel Anywhere. No Matter Your Budget. Have you ever said one of these things: “I wish I could travel more but I can’t afford it.” “I wish I could travel more but I don’t have the time.” “I’m not sure how to start planning my trip.
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lifehacker.com September 19, 2016
Google Trips Personalizes and Automates Your Travel Plans From Start to Finish

iOS/Android: Google has been tiptoeing the travel game for a while now with useful tools like Google Flights and their hotel search function. Today, they completely jumped in with a new app that manages and helps plan your trip from start to finish.
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nytimes.com January 30, 2015
How to Find the Best Deals on Flights

The popular search site Kayak.com handles more than one billion travel booking searches annually, primarily for airfare and hotels.
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lifehacker.com July 12, 2017
This Site Helps You Plan a Spontaneous Trip Around Your Budget

If you’re looking to use some vacation days, but you’re not sure where you want to go, travel booking site Wander lets you search based on your overall travel budget. Fear not wanderlust-stricken soul. Whether you’ve saved up $500 or $5,000, there’s a trip out there for you.
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digital-photography-school.com September 1, 2014
5 Simple Tips to Improve Your Travel Photos

There is no doubt that travel photography is an incredibly rewarding profession because you have an opportunity to tell stories through your own pictures. But it is also one of the most challenging genres to master.
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techcrunch.com June 9, 2016
TravelPerk gets $7M Series A to take the pain out of booking business travel

Barcelona based TravelPerk, a business travel booking platform founded last year by a team of ex-Booking.com employees, has closed a $7 million Series A round of financing led by Spark Capital. Additional investors including Sunstone Capital and existing backer LocalGlobe.
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huffingtonpost.com December 16, 2014
Use a 'Fake' Location to Get Cheaper Plane Tickets

I can't explain airline pricing but I do know some plane tickets can be cheaper depending on where you buy them or, even better, where you appear to buy them from. This is all about leveraging foreign currencies and points-of-sale to your advantage.
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neverendingfootsteps.com July 11, 2018
My 100 Best Travel Tips From Seven Years of Travel

Last updated: 20th June 2018. On the 17th July 2011, a very timid version of myself stepped onto a plane with a one-way ticket in hand. I hadn’t travelled alone before, and never for more than two weeks at a time. Travel was brand new and I had no idea what I was doing.
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wildjunket.com May 22, 2018
How to Find the Cheapest Flights to Anywhere in the World – Wild Junket Adventure Travel Blog

I travel around 15 times a year, most of them with my own money. Today I’m sharing my travel hacking tips to help you find the cheapest flights to anywhere in the world. As I’ve often preached, travel doesn’t need to be expensive.
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