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US airlines start cutting flights as jet fuel costs surge
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US airlines start cutting flights as jet fuel costs surge

American, United and Southwest are trimming flights as jet fuel hits $181 a barrel. Here's what the capacity c...

Costa Rica Entry Rules Explained: Stamps, Digital Nomads and the 180-Day Myth
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Costa Rica Entry Rules Explained: Stamps, Digital Nomads and the 180-Day Myth

Costa Rica visa rules explained: entry stamps, onward tickets, the digital nomad programme, residency paths an...

Skip the Rainier Crowds: Washington's Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Has It All
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Skip the Rainier Crowds: Washington's Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Has It All

Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest offers Rainier-style views, skiing, Artist Point, Chain Lakes and ice c...

Toronto's new Woodbine GO station is under construction - here's what it means for travellers
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Toronto's new Woodbine GO station is under construction - here's what it means for travellers

Major construction has started on Woodbine GO station in Toronto - a new Kitchener Line stop linking Woodbine...

Colorado River Deal Buys Three Years of Water Security for the Southwest
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Colorado River Deal Buys Three Years of Water Security for the Southwest

A federal deal with $1.2 billion in payments cuts Colorado River water use by 13%, protecting Lake Mead and La...

Soggy but smiling: a rainy day on the Long Trail past Mount Horrid
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Soggy but smiling: a rainy day on the Long Trail past Mount Horrid

A rainy Day 20 on Vermont's Long Trail: climbing Mount Horrid past protected peregrine falcon cliffs, then she...

Colombia's 7.4 earthquake: what travellers should know as the country rallies together
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Colombia's 7.4 earthquake: what travellers should know as the country rallies together

Colombia's 7.4 earthquake has killed 289 people, hitting Pereira, Chocó and the coffee region. How the country...

Beyond the glaciers: adding a lodge stay to your Alaska cruise with Princess
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Beyond the glaciers: adding a lodge stay to your Alaska cruise with Princess

Princess Cruises runs five Alaska wilderness lodges, dome rail cars and escorted land tours linking Denali, Fa...

Grand Canyon Guide: Riding the Rails, Route 66 and the Rim's Best Views
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Grand Canyon Guide: Riding the Rails, Route 66 and the Rim's Best Views

How to visit the Grand Canyon right: the Williams train, Route 66 at 100, five viewpoints, three hikes and why...

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Conrad Washington D.C. Rolls Out 1-, 3- and 5-Hour Ways to See the Capital Like a Local

The Conrad Washington D.C. launches 1/3/5 Experiences: oyster and Virginia sparkling wine tastings, a Mount Ve...

New US Rule Makes It Easier for Airlines to Say No to Delay Compensation
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New US Rule Makes It Easier for Airlines to Say No to Delay Compensation

From October 19, a new DOT rule lists 10 delay causes airlines can blame to deny meals and hotels. Here's what...

San Pedro's Holy Cross School Marks 20 Years of Teaching the Island's Kids
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San Pedro's Holy Cross School Marks 20 Years of Teaching the Island's Kids

Holy Cross Anglican School in San Pedro, Belize marks 20 years — from 62 students in 2006 to 500+ today, plus...

Ybor City: How One Spaniard and Thousands of Cuban Cigar Makers Built Tampa
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Ybor City: How One Spaniard and Thousands of Cuban Cigar Makers Built Tampa

How Vicente Martínez Ibor's 40-acre gamble in 1885 created Ybor City, turned Tampa into the Cigar Capital of t...

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