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With the slower pace and detail-oriented focus of going on foot, I hoped to understand bugs, birds and reptiles, not just see them.
Travel readers respond to a rich variety of content, including Real ID and more travel mistakes.
The lights were supposed to be the star of the show. And they were spectacular. But I also fell in love with Canada’s frosty Yukon.
With its majestic views and enchanting beach-town charm, San Clemente is a delightful destination for an afternoon adventure.
These are hard questions for the flying public; there are no easy answers. And they could alter your travel life.
Despite a strange start, early tallies show the park drew just shy of 3 million visitors in 2019. Its crowds are growing faster than those at any other California national park.
The hotel-casino will close Feb. 3 to make way for a new Virgin Hotel, set to debut in late fall.
The Minnesota director of the TSA apologized to a Native American traveler for an agent’s insensitive behavior during a hair pat-down.
Exhibits and stories about the Chinese community’s history as well as exhibitions by Asian American artists are a highlight of a Portland, Ore., weekend getaway that also includes the Hoxton, a hip, new hotel.
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Julian, a San Diego County town, is known for its fall leaves and apple harvest, but what about the rest of the year?
San Juan Capistrano may be the most old-fashioned, slow-rolling holiday getaway in SoCal, with tree lightings, a holiday tea, carolers, more.
A tap room, a taco truck and tide pools in Monterey are good reminders that the simple things are sometimes the best.
Ice skating, dazzling displays — check out the puppies and kittens for adoption in Macy’s windows — a pop-up pedestrian park and decked-out hotel lobbies draw visitors to the city’s always-jumping Union Square.
Eat, sleep and laze on the beach in a calm Mexico town
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.
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Federal health officials are inspecting Yosemite National Park’s food service areas after at least a dozen people have fallen ill with stomach issues. -
The little town of Tecopa, on the cusp of Death Valley, doesn’t look like much, but looks, of course, are deceiving. You’ll find first-rate food, microbreweries, hot springs and hiking.
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As Iran faces off against the U.S., our travel writer recalls a rare road trip and its lessons about history, culture and the importance of seeing the distinction between a people and their government.
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Madame Tussauds London’s Meghan and Harry wax figures were removed from a royal family display. New York City site plans to do the same.
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State Department advises travelers to postpone their trips to affected areas until disaster has passed.
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The seasonal route from downtown Denver takes visitors to Winter Park Resort.
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We’ve labored over a list of travel destinations we think will tickle our readers’ fancies. But we also think you should know that some of your fantasies come with fantastic downsides. Here’s where you should consider, and where you should reconsider.
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Travel readers respond to a rich variety of content, including Real ID and more travel mistakes.
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Sunsets at Yosemite’s Horsetail Fall explode with fiery colors in February, if conditions are clear.
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Despite a strange start, early tallies show the park drew just shy of 3 million visitors in 2019. Its crowds are growing faster than those at any other California national park.
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With the slower pace and detail-oriented focus of going on foot, I hoped to understand bugs, birds and reptiles, not just see them.
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On the cusp of Death Valley, this little desert town is seemingly unchanged. And yet it has a food scene and a new vibe.
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I got an unpleasant surprise on a holiday flight: At check-in, I couldn’t select any seats other than the ones with a hefty upcharge. I paid for it, but was there something else I could have done?
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She is older and much more adventurous than me. So it’s not surprising that she showed me the rewards of putting yourself out there.
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The makeover of the MGM playground will include three pools, new plunge pools and reimagined artist performance spaces.
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Taos Air charter flights are designed to bring L.A. skiers to the mountains in just two hours.
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Readers share their mistakes on the road.
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