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The annual Ig Nobel Prizes once again drew attention to research that blends the unexpected with the useful. This year’s selections include a project that burie
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Arriving at a quiet general aviation terminal with time to spare feels almost unreal after years of navigating major hubs. SeaPort Airlines has built its schedu
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Retail loyalty programs continue to evolve as retailers seek ways to retain regular customers amid shifting shopping habits. For those who already purchase book
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Frequent American Airlines flyers now confront a steeper price for premium perks after the Citi / AAdvantage Executive World Elite Mastercard raised its annual
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Repeat cruisers walk onto a ship with a certain swagger. They know where the good coffee is, they've already downloaded the app, and they can find the atrium wi
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International travelers who count on the Global Entry mobile app to speed through U.S. customs will face a deadline in the coming days. The current app stops fu
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Canada has spent the better part of the last two years breaking its own tourism records, and that success is starting to show its edges. Roads that once felt qu
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For years, Mexico City sat near the top of my travel list. The food scene, the murals, the endless supply of mezcal bars tucked behind unmarked doors, all of it
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The postcard version of a beach vacation usually involves quiet sand, clear water, and a sense of escape. Reality often looks different once you actually land,
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Regular Tim Hortons customers in Canada stand to gain more from their everyday purchases through a straightforward new option that connects two established loya
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There's a particular kind of quiet that settles over a mountain town at dusk, when the last chairlift stops running and the peaks turn the color of a bruise. So
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Not every crowded place looks the way you'd expect. Some of the densest nations on Earth aren't sprawling megacities buried under smog, but small, tidy states w
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Embarkation day is chaos by design. Thousands of guests, dozens of nationalities on the crew side, and only a few hours to turn a ship around before it sails ag
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A U.S. passport looks simple enough: a little blue book, a photo, a few stamps if you're lucky. Yet almost everyone who has applied for one, renewed one, or tri
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Bordeaux serves as an ideal base for wine enthusiasts eager to explore one of France’s most celebrated villages. Saint-Émilion offers a compact medieval setting
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There's a version of the Yucatan Peninsula that never made it onto the postcards, and that's precisely the point. While cruise ships and spring break crowds kee
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For decades, a weekend drive across the border was as routine for many Canadians as a trip to the cottage. Outlet malls in Buffalo, beach weeks in Florida, ski
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Travel has bounced back stronger than almost anyone predicted, and in a handful of places that comeback has curdled into something closer to resentment. It is n
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For many of us who grew up watching the Indiana Jones or The Mummy films, we dreamed of a day when we could set foot in the deserts of Egypt and feel its mystic
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Riding a scooter from Ho Chi Minh City to Phan Thiet sounds romantic until you’ve actually done it. The sun feels stronger than expected, the traffic leaving Sa
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