Some trips are built around landmarks. Others are built around the way a community gathers, sings, and feeds people, often in the same weekend. Across the United States, Black faith traditions shape ... READ the POST
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11 Cities Seeing a New Wave of Chinese Tourists and How Americans Feel It
Long after airports reopened and borders softened, some U.S. cities started hearing a new language echo across hotel lobbies, outlet malls, and waterfronts. The return of Chinese tourism has not been ... READ the POST

11 Places Where Weather Cancels Plans Most Often (And Smarter Backups)
Some destinations ask travelers for flexibility more than others. A calendar can be airtight, but storms, heat waves, and sudden closures often decide the outcome. The disappointment is rarely about ... READ the POST

12 Practical Steps To Prepare For High-Altitude Hikes
High-altitude hiking is a thrilling challenge that rewards you with dramatic views, stronger lungs, and a true sense of accomplishment. It also pushes your body ... READ the POST

7 U.S. Religious Festivals That Bring Travelers Together
Across the United States, devotion takes many shapes: candles carried through town squares, choirs rising inside sanctuaries, or long tables where strangers share food. Festivals rooted in faith can ... READ the POST

10 U.S. Beach Towns Rethinking Tourism as Seas Rise Around Them
Beach towns sell the idea of permanence: a boardwalk that will still be there at sunset, a dune line that always holds. Sea level rise breaks that promise in slow, unignorable increments. Across the ... READ the POST
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