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My Routine for Always Staying Ahead of My Travel Photos (opens the original)
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hen I travel, I never want to miss the perfect shot. My solution – and it’s not necessarily a great solution – is just to take 100 times as many photos as I could ever use. I shoot on my phone, on a Sony a7 IV, and often, on a GoPro (or underwater camera, if it’s a scuba diving trip). Lots of photos in lots of places, labeled with some default name like IMG_972717. By day three, I’ve got more images than any sane person could sort through. I used to go home and do absolutely nothing with them. T
A Little-Known Airline Law May Be Making Flying in America Worse (opens the original)
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Anyone who flies regularly in the United States knows the feeling of searching for a flight and seeing only a handful of airline options come up. On some routes, travelers may have only a few options — and if you want to fly non-stop, your options may be even slimmer. While traveling internationally opens up a wider field of carriers, from Emirates and Korean Air to Singapore Airlines and Air France, you’ll never see those airlines as options when your flight is entirely within the US. But it’s
The Most Judgmental ‘Amenity’ in Hotels Today (opens the original)
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My standards for hotels aren’t very high. In fact, when we’re road tripping between Tahoe and British Columbia, there’s one side-of-the-road La Quinta Motel we always aim for simply because our dog seems to like jumping between the beds. But there’s one sentence that is almost guaranteed to get me not to book a hotel. Usually, it’s in some kind of modern font over a photo of someone doing yoga or lying in a hammock. It can take many forms, but it reads something like “We don’t have Wi-Fi in our
Every Fall, Thousands of Four-Foot Cranes Take Over This California Wine Town (opens the original)
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Lodi, California, may be the place wine connoisseurs flock to for laid-back wine country weekends and affordable tastings. But in November, it’s a different kind of flock that fills the town: flocks of nearly prehistoric, four-foot-tall birds. Every fall, thousands of white sandhill cranes arrive in Lodi to spend winter in the wetlands and agricultural fields of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. And every November, Lodi celebrates their return with a festival devoted to the quirky birds. In 2026
Matador Network’s Ultimate Guide to Where to Travel This Fall (opens the original)
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Fall is possibly the best season in which to travel, but one many people overlook. The math alone makes the case: in many destinations, airfare and hotel rates drop once summer winds down, and the crowds and families that crowded park trails and dreamy resorts all summer are noticeably thinner. And then there’s the weather, with so many destinations hitting that perfect blend of cool mornings, warm afternoons, and far less of the heat and humidity of summer trips. The season also changes what th
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