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When it comes to saving money on rental cars, there’s no shortage of advice. Some suggest skipping mainstream companies and using a car rental alternative, like a peer-to-peer car-sharing service. Others promote package deals through online travel agencies like Expedia. And then there’s this advice: Rent through a rental car company’s downtown location, rather than… […]
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You’re rushing to catch a flight with a suitcase in one hand and a baby, beverage or handbag (or perhaps all three) in another. One of the last things you might want is to rummage through your things in search of your driver’s license or state ID to flash to the Transportation Security Administration agent….
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Headed north of the border? Consider Calgary as a destination for your next trip. As the biggest city in Western Canada and the largest in the province of Alberta, Calgary is home to a booming oil industry, but a lot more, too. Tourists flock to town for its world-famous Calgary Stampede rodeo event. Couples and…
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Whether you’re in town for family fun, a convention or just to soak up the sun, Orlando has plenty to see and do. The Disney parks are a huge draw to the city, but the upcharge of staying on-property can quickly balloon your trip budget. That’s why we put together this list of the best non-Disney-affiliated…
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A hotel booking app can help save you time, hassle, and money when planning your next trip. They aggregate options to provide you with an abundance of choices and discounts. To get the best deals, download these heavy hitters and check them all before you book. The post 12 Best Hotel Booking Apps of 2021
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Las Vegas is renowned for its glamorous entertainment options and broad swath of high-end accommodations. Hilton loyalists can expect to find more than 30 Hilton properties among the hundreds of hotels in the area, which makes finding somewhere to redeem points a breeze. If you’re hoping to stay with Hilton Honors in Las Vegas, here’s…
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Extracurriculars like sports, dance and marching band can be expensive enough given the uniforms, team fees and equipment. Throw in the often-exorbitant cost of traveling to meets and performances, and it’s easy to feel like competing is a massive foul on your bank account. I certainly feel that way. As a competitive athlete in two…
Travel Diaries: How I Paid for a $2,000+ Sports Meet Almost Entirely on Points Read More »
If you’re planning to spend the holidays at a German Christmas market or on a beach in Greece, be aware that COVID-19-related safety measures are returning across Europe. This time, they’re largely in the form of restrictions for those who are unvaccinated in response to rising case rates. Some regions of Germany have already imposed…
Parts of Europe Return to Lockdown: What Travelers Must Know Read More »
One of America’s biggest winter holiday traditions is back this year after getting massively scaled back in 2020. The Times Square ball drop is set to ring in 2022, and it should be largely similar to its pre-pandemic ways aside from one major change: You’ll need proof of vaccination and a valid photo ID to…
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Paying cash for hotels can get expensive quickly, especially when you’re staying multiple nights. Fortunately, for World of Hyatt members, you can redeem rewards for as little as 5,000 points per night — even in major cities. Let’s take a look at how you can find some 5,000-point hotels to help make your next trip…
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In a huge milestone for battling the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has endorsed authorization of Pfizer-BioNTech’s coronavirus vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old. The news comes just as many families are making holiday travel plans — or at least wondering if they should — based on how the…
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International travelers know that many credit cards charge foreign transaction fees for purchases not made in U.S. dollars. But not every credit card does. Here are the best cards with no foreign transaction fees on the market today. 10 Best Credit Cards Without Foreign Transaction Fees is a post from Money Crashers. https://www.moneycrashers.com/best-credit-cards-no-foreign-transaction-fees/ #financialfreedom #money
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Alaska Airlines has a solid loyalty program and has been recognized for its customer satisfaction, so you may have already booked (or are planning to book) a flight on it. With COVID-19, travel flexibility is more important than ever. Here’s how to cancel Alaska flights. » Learn more: Why I might switch loyalty from United to Alaska…
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With rising housing costs, many Americans are making RVs their permanent homes to save money. While downsizing to a home on wheels has cost-saving benefits, there are also many hidden expenses. Before diving into full-time RV living, it’s crucial to know what to expect financially. Living in an RV Full Time – Average Costs vs.
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RV vacations are cheaper than other vacation travel. But expenses can rack up quickly. Fuel expenses, campground fees, and rental costs can put your trip over budget fast. Save money on your RV trip with these tips to cut costs while traveling comfortably and doing plenty of sightseeing. 15 Best Ways to Save Money on
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As spring turns into summer, many people are looking to hit the road for the traditional summer vacation. The COVID-19 pandemic has also contributed to increased travel this summer. As restrictions have eased and locations have opened up, “revenge travel” is opening up as people look to go on all the trips they’ve missed over
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If you have The Platinum Card® from American Express, The Business Platinum Card® from American Express or the Centurion Card from American Express, you probably already know about Centurion Lounges — a small but luxurious network of airport lounges you can access as a cardmember. But what you may not know is that you also…
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Washington, D.C., is not only the U.S. capital, it’s also home to a large variety of popular tourist attractions. D.C. boasts rich cultural and historical sites, a booming restaurant scene and a diverse selection of activities. So it makes sense that millions of travelers flock there each year. Among the most popular places to visit…
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Imagine taking off to Europe in a spacious ergonomic seat in Lufthansa first class, indulging in signature caviar service and some top-shelf spirits before your gourmet meal, then watching a flight attendant transform your seat into a two-meter-long fully flat bed where you’ll sleep peacefully under a temperature-regulating duvet for the rest of your flight….
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Lola Méndez, a frequent traveler who visited 64 countries in five years, had been grounded by Covid-19 for 14 months. Now comfortable with resuming travel, she chose her first post-pandemic trip very carefully. “I’m fully vaccinated… and decided to go to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico as it’s the ‘queer capital of Mexico,’” says Méndez, a 31-year-old
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