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The Chase Sapphire Preferred card is offering its highest-ever welcome bonus of 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points, available only through July 30 at 9 a.m. EDT. C
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The stretch of desert between Los Angeles and Las Vegas often appears as little more than empty, sun-baked terrain to drivers on Interstate 15. Yet beneath that
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American Airlines investors got an unwelcome reminder this week that fuel prices can undo even a record-breaking quarter. Shares of the Fort Worth-based carrier
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For decades, the Farnborough and Paris air shows have been stages for blockbuster jet orders, the kind of splashy announcements that dominate headlines and send
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Southwest Airlines took an unusual step this spring to keep its West Coast operations running smoothly. The Dallas-based carrier chartered a vessel to carry jet
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Fans of J.R.R. Tolkien have imagined Middle-earth for decades. In New Zealand, that vision takes physical form at the Hobbiton Movie Set, where the rolling hill
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Guwahati, India – Torrential monsoon rains have swollen the Brahmaputra River and triggered widespread flooding across Assam, killing at least 50 people and dis
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Summer travel season is in full swing, yet the geopolitical map looks nothing like it did even six months ago. Between renewed conflict advisories, a fast-movin
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Solo female travel has never been more popular, yet the reality on the ground in certain cities has not caught up with the trend. Millions of women now book one
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Canada has spent decades selling itself as the antidote to crowded destinations: big skies, quiet lakes, room to breathe. That reputation is starting to crack i
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Higher education has quietly split into two very different worlds. In one, a government picks up the tab for tuition because it treats a university degree as a
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There's a particular kind of retirement daydream that involves palm trees, slow mornings, and a bank account that finally stops shrinking every month. For a lon
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Corruption and tourism sound like they should cancel each other out, yet in practice they rarely do. Some of the world's most visited destinations also rank amo
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I used to be the person who forwarded cruise deals to friends without being asked. There was something comforting about the whole arrangement, the buffet at mid
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Walk through a maternity ward in Seoul or Taipei these days and you might notice something odd: there's more staff than babies. That's not an exaggeration so mu
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Healthcare quality varies wildly from one country to the next, and it rarely lines up with wealth alone. Some nations spend a fortune per patient and still leav
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I had the Canadian Rockies pinned to my calendar for months. Flights half booked, a rough itinerary sketched out on a napkin, the whole thing. Then, somewhere b
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Food habits say more about a culture than almost anything else. Some nations built entire cuisines around vegetables, legumes, and grains long before "plant-bas
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I booked my first trip to Cancún more than a decade ago, back when the whole idea of an all-inclusive resort still felt like a small luxury rather than a budget
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Canada's travel conversation tends to circle the same handful of names, Vancouver's mountains, Toronto's skyline, Montreal's cobblestones, Banff's turquoise lak
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