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The Wonder Women of Botswana Safari
At one of Africa’s most progressive safari destinations, all-female guides are a success with guests from around the world.
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Joyce Maynard: On Love, Motorcycles and the Art of Being a Passenger
One summer, the novelist and the man who would become her husband embarked on an unlikely journey through the heart of New England.
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Venus Williams Loves Museums, Vegan Food and Late Nights
She has traveled the world for tennis and is a fan of Hong Kong, hotels with a focus on design and the Musée Cluny in Paris.
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36 Hours in Brussels
Give the Belgian capital a second look, and you will find plenty of avant-garde art, vintage wares and daring cuisine and cocktails.
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Heads Up
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CreditBeth Coller for The New York Times In Downtown Los Angeles, the Return of the Movie Palace
As the neighborhood’s renaissance enters its teenage years, cinemas are coming back to life, with live music bringing crowds and energy back to neglected venues.
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Personal Journeys
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CreditIoana-Cristina Moldovan for The New York Times Cobblestones? Check. Castles? Check. Budget? Check. Why Romania Is Worth the Trip.
Romania is a bargain compared to other countries on the continent. It has everything you need for an affordable and impressive family trip.
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Frugal Traveler
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CreditAdam Lach for The New York Times In Warsaw, With Chopin as Muse
Through the great Polish composer, finding a deeper understanding and appreciation of a city that is an oft-overlooked gold mine for budget travelers.
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Travel Tips
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CreditLars Leetaru How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep at a Hotel
Ask about beds and mattresses when you book a room, request a room on a high floor and unwind before turning out the light.
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Trending
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CreditIn Rome Cooking Five Places to Learn to Make Gelato in Italy
Here’s a scoop: In Rome, Turin and Florence instructors teach students how to make gelato (yes, tastings are included)
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Surfacing
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CreditIan Patterson for The New York Times Five Places to Go in Hamilton, Ontario
The former steel town is making a comeback with a buzzing art scene, farm-to-table restaurants, cutting-edge start-ups and cool shops.
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CreditAnthony Mair Five Secret Hotel Rooms You Now Know About (Don’t Pass It On)
At properties in Las Vegas, New York, Nashville and elsewhere are suites that are way under wraps. Some are hidden, and all of them have a story.
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CreditLyndon French for The New York Times A Day at the Beach in, Yes, Gary, Indiana
Sandy ridges of wooded pines, serene footbridges over natural ponds and the color that can only come from longtime residents of this forgotten steel town.
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The Getaway
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CreditTertius Bune Camping Today: Goodbye Pup Tent; Hello Wi-Fi
With a new wave of campers comes Wi-Fi, plush robes, and apps that make booking a campsite as easy as calling an Uber.
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CreditAdriana Zehbrauskas for The New York Times 52 Places to Go in 2017
There are thousands of getaways to explore this year. Here are some ideas to get you started.
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Credit Your Vacation: Printed, Framed and Delivered to Your Door
One-stop shops to print and frame your digital travel photos without the hassle, and at prices that won’t bust your budget.
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Credit How to Save Money on a Trip to Britain
Consider going in January, save your splurge for breakfast and tea, and walk as often as possible (taxis can be expensive).
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Credit How to Plan a Last-Minute Eclipse Trip
How to go, where to stay and what to do if you just now decided you wanted to see the total solar eclipse.
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Credit How to Make the Most of Free Hotel Amenities
Hit the happy hour, use the hotel’s gym and ride in the house car (or on one of the bikes).
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Credit Cracking the Airlines’ Dress Code
The carriers have a dress code, of sorts. And if you do dress up, will that help your chances of getting an upgrade? Maybe.
