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Scattered around town are do-it-yourself mining operations, abandoned film props and a cafe that serves both waffles and opals.
Category: Travel and Vacations
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As the Omicron Wave Subsides, Travel Insurance Claims Crawl
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Getting a decision on a claim has become the latest problem consumers are experiencing with travel insurance. Here’s how to avoid delays.
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A New Oaxacan Retreat, Where the Jungle Meets the Beach
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Plus: a collection of vibrant still lifes, high-tech humidifiers and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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Thinking of Going to Southeast Asia? Here’s What to Expect.
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As the once tourist-dependent region reopens its borders, travelers should expect more paperwork, higher airfares and cheaper hotels — at least for the short-term.
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How the War in Ukraine Is Affecting Travel
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How travelers feel the effects of Russia’s assault on Ukraine depends largely on where they’re going, though the price of oil will weigh on all airfares, even domestic.
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The End of the Ski Trail Map?
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At ski resorts around the country, the familiar paper map is disappearing, as mountains push skiers to use apps and other digital resources. But some skiers are pushing back.
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Vermont, Dressed in Snow
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For a longtime aerial photographer, snowfall in the Green Mountain State offers a fresh palette of possibility.
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The Best Time to Use Your Airline Points and Miles
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If you’re thinking of traveling and you’ve got points or miles sitting in airline and credit card accounts, the time to cash in may have arrived. Here’s what you need to know.