While you may think of camping sites, lodges and cabins for park accommodations, some offer lodging a bit more out-of-the box. We recently stayed in a 1970s barrel cabin in Unicoi State Park in North Georgia, so named because it’s shaped like a giant barrel.
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Denver International is the fifth-largest airport in the country. Of course, it also happens to be one of the busiest.
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Fly-fishing is fun, but hiking to the perfect stream while carrying tons of gear is hard. Enter Kirks Fly Shop with a solution to lighten your load: llamas.
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I’ve peered over the edge of tall skyscrapers, viewed sharks floating above me in tanks and strolled through beautiful gardens, all with discount admission by using a CityPASS. This coupon book gets you reduced admission into major attractions in 13 cities.
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As summer comes to an end, trying to coordinate one last road trip can be stressful. Luckily, there are plenty of apps to enhance your travel experience. If you plan to hit the road, download these apps first:
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Alaska is known for vast landscapes, backcountry beauty and wildlife. All of that can now be found on East Fifth Avenue in the heart of downtown Anchorage, where a “Greetings from Alaska” mural was recently finished on the Alaska Travel Industry Association building. Each letter is a different scene from the state.
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During economic downturns, curtailing meetings and travel is often the first cost-cutting measure.
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Airbnb introduced “experiences” as an extension of its rental-booking business. According to airbnbcitizen.com, “Experiences include things like immersive experiences for travelers, from a podcast-production lesson in Chicago, to honey making in Malibu and a bike tour through Los Angeles with a landscape architect. The options are never-ending.”
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Two new Alaska lodging options give visitors the opportunity to fulfill bucket list dreams.
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Pitch a tent next to a private pond; stay in a solar-powered cabin; wake up in a forest. Spend the night in a bus, RV, treehouse or tiny house.
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Airbnb has more than 4 million listings worldwide. The #1 wished-for in the world? A charming treehouse nestled in the woods of northwest Atlanta.
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Move over dogs, it’s time for CATS’ first feline.
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I went to check in for a flight recently and located my confirmation number on my calendar. Then I hit a snag: I didn’t remember which airline I was on. But my days of searching for flight confirmations are over.
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As a veteran of off-season travel, I know the joys of saving money, fewer tourists and quiet resorts. Think outside traditional travel times and discover amazing vacation experiences.
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Road tripping this summer? Check out one of these cool Colorado destinations.
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In 2004, the International Air Transport Association began pushing airlines to issue electronic tickets. Prior to that, most passengers received their tickets through the mail from a travel agent or from an airline ticket office.
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Travel is an exciting opportunity during summertime; however, travel can quickly become expensive.
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Located in southern Colorado, Bent’s Fort was a bustling hub of commerce and cultural diversity in the 1800s. Built by William and Charles Bent, this trading post served as a gathering place for trappers, Mexicans, Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes who lived and hunted in the area.
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The snow is melting in Colorado, and it is time to start enjoying some summer getaway locations in our state. Popular ski towns have transitioned to offer fun activities you can enjoy all summer.
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Airline travel can certainly test your will and patience. You may have had seatmates that were bossy, sickly, rude or overly talkative. If you don’t like those behaviors, why should your seatmate? While you cannot control everyone else’s habits, you can control yours.
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Colorado isn’t known for its castles or dragons, but a visit to Bishop’s Castle in Rye will give you a glimpse into Medieval ages with a modern twist. The ornate wrought iron catwalk may test your mettle, and the handiwork will leave you awestruck.
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Between hotels, flights and transportation, coordinating your travels can become overwhelming. However, there are plenty of apps you can download to keep yourself organized.
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Travel season is upon us. People will be travelling to grandma and grandpa’s house, but also climbing, biking, backpacking, kayaking and camping. These activities require a proper first aid kit, but sizes vary based upon packing capabilities. Here are some necessary items for your kit:
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Visions of cartoon characters come to mind when you mention South Park. But, in this unique open-air museum, you can lose yourself in another era completely – one of tough sheriffs, dusty cowboys and sassy saloon girls.
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When we’re traveling it’s important to avoid mistakes that may interfere with your travel plans. Avoid these oversights to make travel easy.
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I love bike tours: exercise, fresh air and a guided tour all in one. In New Orleans, we found Free Wheelin’ Bike Tours and selected the Queen of the South, one of five tours this highly rated company runs.
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Dora may be the explorer, but thanks to PRSA, I’m #chaironthego! Business travel is a whole new ballgame. My tips:
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Years ago, travel agents were the ideal way to book vacations. Today, with online resources coupled with our ever-growing desire for personalized service, we need a new kind of partner to help with our holiday plans; we need a travel advisor.
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At home over Spring Break? It’s not the end of the world. There are plenty of great options for a Denver staycation.
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