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2025/26 Epic Pass Buyer’s Guide – Price Increase on Sept. 1st

2025/26 Epic Pass Buyer’s Guide – Price Increase on Sept. 1st

Get the best price for the Vail Resorts Epic Pass for the upcoming season before prices go up on Sept. 1st, to ski/snowboard at more than 50 downhill destinations in the US, Canada and Europe. Prices are up around 6% for all pass types since last season, and will go up again if you wait.

Tips for Traveling with a Special Needs Child

Tips for Traveling with a Special Needs Child

Travelling with kids can be stressful enough – all those “are we there yet” questions – without the added stress of a family member with special needs. These tips from the National Autism Network and other accessible travel experts will help make summer vacations more fun for everyone. Many of these accessible travel tips are
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Germany’s Other Oktoberfest, in Stuttgart, Home of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche

Germany’s Other Oktoberfest, in Stuttgart, Home of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche

The Canstatter Volksfest in Stuttgart is a smaller version of Munich’s gigantic Oktoberfest, although the suds-fueled merry-making is just as raucuous. When some 5,000 people get together in a tent with mountains of food, rivers of foamy brews and a band encouraging sing-a-longs, it is just not possible to sit quietly for long. Okay, I’ll
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NYC Guide: Visit Staten Island

NYC Guide: Visit Staten Island

Most visitors to NYC take a ride on the Staten Island Ferry, between Lower Manhattan and St. George. This is an invitation to explore more of Staten Island beyond the ferry terminal, including beaches and breweries, museums and historic sites, one of the NYC’s  largest parks, great dining and shopping. Staten Island offers something for
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European Airlines Cut Flights to USA Reflecting Tourism Drop

European Airlines Cut Flights to USA Reflecting Tourism Drop

Most European airlines have reduced or dropped transatlantic flights to major cities in the USA and beefing up routes to Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Caribbean. It’s in response to a drop-off in tourism due to rising concerns among European travelers about safety and border restrictions, and growing discomfort with new US policies including tariffs and
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Where to Go Next: Fairbanks, Alaska

Where to Go Next: Fairbanks, Alaska

It’s a great destination any time of year, including panning for gold, hiking on a glacier, soaking in hot springs, quirky museums and a traditional Athabaskan native village, spotting wildlife and visiting Santa at his North Pole village, all of which I did on a recent visit. 

Travel Tips: Staying Safe From Ticks & Bites Including Lyme Disease

Travel Tips: Staying Safe From Ticks & Bites Including Lyme Disease

The news that entertainment superstar Justin Timberlake has Lyme Disease, from a tick bite, prompted us to republish this article on how to stay safe from ticks and bites if you are visiting a national parks or other woodsy area, or even walking across a lawn or golf course. These tips will help keep you safe and healthy.

What to Do in Hershey Without Visiting Hershey Park

What to Do in Hershey Without Visiting Hershey Park

Hershey, Penna., is synonymous with chocolate and with its giant amusement park. But you can avoid expensive, crowded Hershey Park and still have a great time, including special exhibits at the Hershey Auto Museum, a butterfly-filled garden and a 4D experience at Chocolate World. Here’s how to enjoy this popular destination and keep your budget from melting through your fingers like warm chocolate.

July 4th Travel Week to Set Record

July 4th Travel Week to Set Record

AAA projects a record number of 72.2 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home over the Independence Day holiday period from Saturday, June 28 to Sunday, July 6. This year’s domestic travel forecast is an increase of 1.7 million travelers compared to last year, partly because it includes two weekends instead of
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World’s Best Beaches & Best Time to Visit

World’s Best Beaches & Best Time to Visit

Many of us are thinking about a warm, beautiful beach somewhere, with sparkling turquoise water and equally sparkling sunsets. But where? And when? These have been voted as best beaches, including Europe, Asia, the Caribbean and the the USA.

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