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At this Vegas cannabis lounge, you can try before you buy despite state law because it’s on sovereign land.
Customers buying JetBlue’s new Blue Basic fare won’t get refunds if they have to cancel, can’t make changes to the reservation and will have to board last.
Yes, there are still a few tickets left to the duo’s popular show that ends Saturday.
Can you still fly to Cuba? Can you travel legally to Cuba? Can you get in trouble going to Cuba on your own? The answers are yes, yes and yes. But take heart. There are solutions.
The island nation is always, it seems, buffeted by economic winds and political turmoil yet it manages to survive. Here’s what doesn’t change: the welcoming warmth of its people.
Here’s a handy guide to plugs and sockets for international travel.
Here are five places in the U.S. to watch or participate in a roundup.
Ideas for making the ride-hailing process run more smoothly at LAX.
Fees go by different names but can add almost 5% to your tab.
WEEKEND ESCAPES
As my friend Takayo and I drove the 208 miles north to Paso Robles, my imagination went into overdrive in anticipation of the 58,000 fiber-optic flowers that create Bruce Munro’s “Field of Light at Sensorio.”
A look at Santa Fe’s hippest neighborhood, the Railyard District, which has been repurposed and expanded into an invigorating mix of art galleries, restaurants, brew pubs, movie theater and more.
We love the vegan food, but the idyllic setting and chill New Age vibe at Stanford Inn by the Sea lure us back to wander in the organic gardens and mingle with the horses, donkeys and llamas.
Jamestown, in the Sierra foothills, is more than just a historic Gold Rush town. It’s home to the Railtown 1897 State Historic Park, which hosts festive Polar Express train rides in November and December.
A long time ago, with a waistline far, far forgotten, I skied and skied and skied at Mt. Bachelor in Bend. Fast-forward three-plus decades and Bend is again my go-to getaway spot, with a new twist.
In eerie Ione, a haunted hotel and a creepy castle — once a reform school that was home to Merle Haggard — will send shivers down your spine.
Weekend trip to Santa Cruz Mountains includes a stay in storybook- sounding Ben Lomond, wine tasting and a walk among the redwoods.
Page, Ariz., and Lake Powell, once primarily summer destinations, are seeing growing numbers of visitors during the spring and fall.
Family-friendly Bowen Island, a short ferry ride from West Vancouver, offers great hiking and paddling as well as a charming village with shops and restaurants.
A short trip to the once secret city Los Alamos, N.M., where scientists toiled to create the atomic bomb.
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On Nov. 9, the state of Baja California Sur starts asking foreign visitors for contributions to benefit the state’s sustainability.
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Fees go by different names but can add almost 5% to your tab.
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At this Vegas cannabis lounge, you can try before you buy despite state law because it’s on sovereign land.
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Yes, there are still a few tickets left to the duo’s popular show that ends Saturday.
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Tickets are on sale for the holiday ride based on the popular children’s book by Chris Van Allsburg, who will also appear for signings of “The Polar Express.”
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The island nation is always, it seems, buffeted by economic winds and political turmoil yet it manages to survive. Here’s what doesn’t change: the welcoming warmth of its people.
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California 243—the most direct route to the popular hiking trails of Idyllwild— reopens on Friday.
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Non-custom buses added to the LAX-it fleet have been added to meet demand
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Savor the views and camaraderie all the way from Chicago to Emeryville aboard Amtrak’s California Zephyr.
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