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Destinations and travel tips, stories and local attractions  | By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times There's no place like home. But with care, you can reduce the risks that come with spending a night in a hotel or motel. Half of the battle… Read more |
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 | A theme park ride that opened in October in Japan lets guests zipline into the gaping mouth of a massive "life-size" Godzilla statue. Read more |
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 | It’s no secret: Hotel ballrooms, boardrooms and rose gardens that once commanded big budgets for conferences, cheer competitions and wedding ceremonies have now been mostly vacant for months. For people… Read more |
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 | How much value did you get out of your Priority Pass membership this year? Did you ever use Global Entry in 2020? Sure, travel credit cards can offer luxurious benefits… Read more |
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 | Most airlines won't be getting good conduct medals for their handling of refunds for flights they canceled when the pandemic brought the world — and the airline industry — to its knees. Some carriers whined; some dragged their feet; many tried to solve their liquidity problems by offering vouchers to consumers instead of cash. Read more |
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 | The world is full of uncertainty these days. But if your family is thinking about gathering for the holidays with friends or relatives, these answers to common questions might help you stay safe. Read more |
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 | Turkey Day will look different this year for many Americans because of the pervasive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Three in 5 U.S. adults who had Thanksgiving travel plans (60%)… Read more |
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 | Conventional wisdom usually suggests booking holiday travel early. After all, popular destinations book up early in a typical year, and there are hardly any last-minute deals anyway. But 2020 is… Read more |
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 | There's no place like home. But with care, you can reduce the risks that come with spending a night in a hotel or motel. Half of the battle… Read more |
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 | The Transportation Security Administration published some tips on Thanksgiving and holiday travel this year, helping people to be as prepar… Read more |
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 | We can all be grateful for the opportunity to explore new territory. Here are five reminders of why venturing near or far with our family t… Read more |
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For months, the question has loomed: Should we travel for the holidays? Like almost every question this year, the answer has been a resounding “it depends,” but every day the… Read more |
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If you can’t have a fire, it limits your dining options greatly. Plan ahead by packing food and snacks that don’t require cooking. If you’ve got a cooler, one convenient option is to grab a few pre-made sandwiches from the local grocery store for the trip. Sure, it doesn’t have the same appeal as a fire-roasted hot dog, but you’ll be full and you won’t risk burning the forest down. Read more |
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Without bright light from a campfire blocking out the view, you’ll likely have a much better view of the stars if it’s a clear night. Look forward to this. Read more |
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If there’s a fire ban or fire restriction in place, it’s also important to be aware of other potential fire hazards that may not involve a campfire. Don’t park your hot car over dry fuels and avoid leaving glass bottles in direct sunlight, as this has been known to spark a blaze in the same way that a magnifying glass can. Read more |
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Family groups often choose to share a beach house, condo or cabins. Camping, glamping and RV travel also provide good options for shared fun paired with plenty of space for all. Consider accommodations with access to a kitchen. You’ll have the option to stock up early and eliminate the exposure multiple grocery store stops and dining establishments might pose. Read more |
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