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Affordable summer travel for families Summer travel doesn't have to break the bank. Here are five smart ways to have a great experience your kids will never forget—without leaving you with credit-card bills that make you wish you'd never gone in the first place. |
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Nine travel secrets to see more, spend less Whether you’re trying to snag a prized restaurant table or avoid unnecessary ATM fees abroad, 'Travel + Leisure magazine' shares the best undiscovered tips for traveling smarter, faster, safer, and more affordably. |
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America’s most on-time airports Fuel prices, service cutbacks and employee layoffs — is there a silver lining to the airline mess? Will fewer planes in the sky translate to greater punctuality on the ground? |
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Have fun on the Fourth July 3: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to Nilou Motamed, features editor for Travel and Leisure magazine, about fun activities for the Fourth of July. |
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Photo gallery: Your inspiring and unique travels TODAY viewers share their favorite photos of the unique and mesmerizing places that continue to inspire them. |
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Salt Lake City air/hotel, from $295 A three-night getaway to Utah's capital—set between the mountains and Great Salt Lake—where you can pursue outdoorsy activities in nearby Olympic Cauldron Park and beyond. |
Travel tips and advice |
Commuters pull over, flock to buses, carpools As gas prices continue to soar to new heights, drivers are parking their cars and turning to mass transit and carpools. While the move eases pressure on wallets, the Well-Mannered Traveler warns commuters need to remember their manners. |
Luxury travel |
Turn back time, rent a castle If you’ve read the "King Arthur" legends more times than you can count and your family is worried that you attend too many medieval fairs, it's probably time for a vacation at an honest-to-goodness castle. |