Simple Flying
Why Lufthansa Is Pulling Its Airbus A380s From Los Angeles & San Francisco For 6 Weeks In 2027
How Lufthansa is adjusting its A380 operations to properly match demand during the winter.
United States
United States travel news and blogs: national parks, road trips, cities, airlines and rail, gathered from travel publishers worldwide.
Simple Flying
United Airlines Brings Premium-Heavy Boeing 787-9 To 2 New Routes For The Holidays
Houston and Sydney will see new service from San Francisco on United's premium 787-9 aircraft.
Conde Nast Traveller
How London overtook New York as home of the world’s best pizza
Outside Italy, New York has long been considered the greatest pizza city on the planet – but a west London pizzeria has just beaten all-comers from NYC and beyond to take one of the world’s most influ…
Cycling
Escape Collective
Del Toro after Worlds: 'I didn't hold anything back'
Amid comments from a handful of rivals that Isaac del Toro (Mexico) rode the Montreal Worlds finale differently with UAE-Team Emirates XRG teammate Brandon McNulty (United States) up the road, Del Tor…
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Charlie on Travel
Boston vs New York: Which City Should You Visit?
Boston and New York are around 230 miles apart, they are nothing alike and I loved them both. If this is your first trip to the USA, go to New York. If you have been before or you want a smaller, frie…
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The Radavist
Win This Baphomet Hardtail To Support All Bikes Welcome
Help All Bikes Welcome fund a community bike shop by buying tickets for a chance to win this Baphomet Bicycles hardtail. Read below for a moving write-up about the project by our friends, Austin Killi…
Cycling
Escape Collective
Worlds: McNulty goes solo to secure a rainbow jersey in Montreal
Brandon McNulty (United States) won the elite men's road race at the Montreal World Championships on Sunday, securing the rainbow jersey over more heavily favored riders thanks to his own engine and h…
One Mile at a Time
Should I Fly Air Algerie Business Class? The Odd Routing I’m Considering…
A convoluted Miami-to-Marseille routing has me eyeing Air Algerie's new A330neo business class, plus a possible detour through Tunis.
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RV LIFE
An Austin-Area RV Resort for Race Weekends and Beyond
Stay near COTA at Arroyo Valle RV Resort in Del Valle, Texas, with full-hookup sites and easy access to COTALAND, Austin, and McKinney Falls.
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The Wayward Home
I lived on a sailboat in San Francisco for three years without a liveaboard permit. Here’s why that’s getting harder to pull off, everywhere
Living aboard is legal almost nowhere by right and almost everywhere by permit, and the permits are capped. Washington and San Francisco Bay at 10 percent, Honolulu at 129, Florida after 14 nights at…
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The Radavist
Sweat Baby Sweat: Four Boys Ride the French Alps in the French Heatwave – Jake Stangel
Last June, San Francisco photographer Jake Stangel joined three of his closest friends for an eight-day bikepacking tour through the French Alps. Instead of another anecdotal trip chronicle of where t…
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Rider Magazine
The Rise, Fall, and Revival of Route 66 Gas Stations
Gas stations serve a critical role in a country as car-dependent as the United States. Along interstates, they offer travelers a place to fuel up, get a bite to eat, and use the facilities. In small t…
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Someday is Today RV
Hijacked by a “forever war” we did not want and the fuel inflation that is killing us!
Increasingly high fuel prices directly impact our household budgets, travel, shipping fees, grocery transport costs, and virtually ALL commercial transport sectors across the United States.
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The Radavist
Readers’ Rides: Adam Sklar’s Tandem is Built From a PBJ Frame
For this week’s Readers’ Rides, we have a special feature from San Francisco-based Sklar Bikes. In recent years, Adam has transitioned from building custom, one-of-one bespoke bicycles for clients to…
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Chasing ADVNTR Travel
1 Week Itinerary to Hawaii: The Big Island and Maui
Top travel reads, photos and the gear to get you there.
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Bikepacking.com
Weekend Snapshot
We visit three continents for today's edition of Weekend Snapshot, tracking down readers in Australia, England, and the United States. Find scenes from rides through a trio of unique forests and share…
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Rider Magazine
The Beginning of the Dream—Illinois Route 66
Stretching roughly 300 miles from downtown Chicago to the Mississippi River at St. Louis, Illinois serves as the opening chapter of America’s most famous highway. While many travelers associate Route…
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Travel for Kids
August is time for berry-picking
August is a great time to go berry picking, throughout the United States.
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Travel for Kids
Where to go in summer heat? The public library
Summers in the United States are getting hotter.
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Brent and Michael Are Going Places
Almost Everyone Has a Strong Opinion About San Francisco. But the Most Accurate One is Mine.
In America, the City by the Bay fuses cerebellums on both the right *and* the left.