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Hidden On Hawaii's Big Island Is A Crowd-Free Beach State Park Full Of Scenic Hikes And Oceanside Views - AOL (opens the original)
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Beautiful sunsets, expansive beaches, and volcanoes all come to mind when planning a trip to the Hawaiian Islands. But far too often, tourists are surprised by the vast number of people they encounter there upon arrival. Large crowds can sometimes dampen the experience. However, in Hawaii's underrated Kekaha Kai State Park, crowds are often nonexistent, thanks to its rugged terrain and lack of tourist traps. Kekaha Kai State Park is situated just 5 miles from Kona International Airport on the Bi
One Of Rick Steves' Favorite European Cities Is An Enjoyable, Historic Tourist Destination - AOL (opens the original)
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When it comes to European destinations, few know them as well as Rick Steves. The travel writer and television host has made a career out of exploring the continent, after all. His research and experience are extensive, and that work has led to him ranking Kraków, Poland, as one of his favorite European tourist destinations. Calling Kraków one of Central Europe's best cities in one article and Poland's best destination on another page of his website, Steves describes it as a "beautiful, old-fash
Travel Experts Warn Why You Should Never Throw Away Your Boarding Pass - AOL (opens the original)
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When you've finally reached your seat and have settled in for your flight to your destination, instinct may cause you to crumble up that boarding pass and stuff it into the seat in front of you. But travel experts caution airline passengers against tossing those passes away too quickly. Not only can they be useful after your flight, but they also hold personal information that can wreak havoc if in the wrong hands. There are procedures in place to help passengers who lose their boarding pass bef
The Secret Code You Never Want To Hear A Flight Attendant Say On An Airplane - AOL (opens the original)
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Travel can be stressful, and flight attendants often use certain phrases or codes to ensure passengers remain calm — and to relay private messages. "Bob," for example, can refer to an attractive passenger, or the "best on board." If a flight attendant calls someone a "mermaid," it's definitely not a compliment. Often, these code words are benign and of no interest to a passenger. However, one code passengers don't want to hear muttered over the intercom is "Code 300." This usually means tragedy
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