HeyJaredMeagan Drillinger
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- Aug 20, 2026
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Airfare is up 25% in a year, and the cheapest window to book holiday flights is closing (opens the original)
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If flights have felt punishing this summer, it isn't your imagination, and it isn't just your route. Airline fares climbed 25.5% between July 2025 and July 2026, according to Consumer Price Index data the Bureau of Labor Statistics released on Aug. 12. Fares rose another 2.2% in July alone. For context, prices across the whole economy rose 3.4% over the same 12 months, and average hourly earnings grew 3.2%, per the same agency. Air travel is getting more expensive about seven times faster than e
12 Best Cities in Mexico (opens the original)
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It may be one of the most beautiful beach destinations in the world, but there is so much more to Mexico beyond its pristine coast. It's a country that is packed with vibrant cities, as well. Mexico has a rich history of culture, tradition, art, architecture, cuisine, and design, and nowhere is this better exemplified than in its cities. With thousands of years of history, the cities in Mexico are a beautiful juxtaposition of indigenous culture, Spanish influence, and 21st century modernity. In
What a $9,000 Week at The Ranch Malibu Taught Me About Hitting Reset (opens the original)
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That feels irresponsible to admit, especially given the price point and the reputation. But at the time, it didn't really matter where I was going. I knew there was wellness. And hiking. I like wellness and hiking, so that was enough for me. I also knew that I needed to be challenged. Physically, yes, but also stripped down and recalibrated. What I really needed was to be reminded of who I was beneath a year that had hollowed me out. It had been a year of upheaval. I moved into what I thought wo
Andaz 5th Avenue New York Review: A New Yorker's Guide to the Ultimate NYC Staycation (opens the original)
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There's a specific kind of exhaustion that comes with living in New York for a long time. It's not the energized, buzzy kind. It's the kind where the skyline stops registering, where the Public Library is just a thing you pass on the way to the subway, where Bryant Park is an obstacle, and Fifth Avenue is a gauntlet. After enough years, the city you moved to starts to feel like a commute. My prescription? Check into the Andaz 5th Avenue, one of Hyatt's best New York City hotels, at 41st and Fift
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