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Berkeley, California – State leaders have agreed to buy the shuttered Golden Gate Fields horse-racing track for $175 million and convert the 140-acre waterfront
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World of Hyatt has introduced a limited-time promotion that reduces the cost of purchasing points by 20 percent. The offer runs through October 5, 2026, giving
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Picture the brochure version of a hotel pool: turquoise water, quiet loungers, someone flipping pages in the shade. Now picture the real thing at 11 a.m. on a S
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Most people think road trip prep means checking the gas tank and grabbing snacks. Drivers who've logged 40,000-plus miles across state lines know better – the r
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Most people treat the hotel breakfast buffet like an afterthought – grab a plate of rubbery eggs, gulp some coffee, rush out the door. But watch someone who's l
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Picture this: you've barely clicked your seatbelt, tucked your purse under the seat, and settled in with your travel pillow, and the driver up front already has
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American Airlines is retiring its most exclusive cabin on the carrier’s largest aircraft just as it introduces a major upgrade to business class. The first of 2
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Most travelers walk into a hotel lobby, hand over a credit card, and accept whatever room number gets typed into the system. They assume the extras – the suite,
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Most people picture sleeper trains as something out of an old movie: crisp linens, a porter with a silver tray, a cabin door clicking shut on the rest of the wo
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Watch a hotel breakfast room for ten minutes and you'll start sorting guests without even trying. One group lingers over waffles and coffee refills like they're
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Most travelers treat a locked rental car like a hotel safe on wheels – toss the bag in the trunk, hand the keys to the valet, and forget about it until morning.
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I've been to Hawaii three times over the past decade, and each trip left me a little more tired than the last. Not the good kind of tired from hiking a crater o
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Air travelers across the United States are once again bracing for delays as two very different weather systems squeeze the aviation network from opposite direct
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There's a particular kind of sticker shock that comes from checking home prices these days, especially in cities where a modest two-bedroom now costs more than
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American Airlines has completed a rollout that many frequent flyers have been waiting for since the concept was first tested a couple of years ago. The carrier
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Airfares for peak periods have climbed noticeably this year, driven in part by higher jet fuel costs that pushed some summer prices as much as 27 percent above
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Efforts to move sea turtle eggs higher on the beach to shield them from rising tides and warmer conditions can produce the opposite of the intended result. A st
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Canada is a country of extremes when it comes to scenery, from craggy Atlantic coastlines to glacier-fed mountain lakes, and its cities have absorbed that varie
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I had a whole itinerary drafted for a Rockies trip this summer, the kind with color coded spreadsheets and a shortlist of turquoise lakes I'd been saving photos
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Travel has gotten a little more complicated lately. Europe's new Entry/Exit System is scanning fingerprints at borders, ETIAS keeps slipping past its own launch
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