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When you just can't travel

What if you just can't afford to travel right now at all? Here are some options.

Vermont

Preview a couple Vermont destinations and see why you should add this to your "must see" list.

Italy

If you have even a casual interest in food, art, scenery or architecture, you're almost guaranteed to enjoy your time in Italy.

Backyard tourists

Regardless of where you live, get out and explore it! Here are a couple fun things we found in a region sometimes considered less than fun.

Hostels

Wondering what hostels are really like? Peek inside a few, and find out why smart travelers use them so frequently.

Toronto, Ontario transit and lodging

Toronto is one of our favorite getaways, but getting there and getting around can be a challenge for newcomers. Enjoy these how-to videos...

Your trip home

You're probably so focused on your trip that you're not thinking about what comes afterward: your trip home.

Packing pains

We just returned from Berlin and Vienna, where I learned a couple painful packing lessons that you can avoid:

Multi-city vs. round-trip ticket

When you reserve your airfare, you have a couple choices: round-trip or multi-city (also called open-jawed). Each has its benefits.

Your sacred passport

When you travel internationally, your passport is the only document that identifies you as a citizen of your nation.

Shuttles from airports

It sounds appealing, doesn't it? Let a hotel or parking agency pick you up at the airport with a shuttle.

What can you do in a city stopover?

You just found terrific round-trip airfare, but it includes a stopover, or long layover: 24 hours or more. Should you book it?

Find inexpensive airfare

How does a cash-strapped family squeeze international travel into the schedule and budget?

Itineraries: traveling vs. invading

Avoid dreading train depots, hating hotels and - worst of all - missing out on any memorable experiences except train depots and hotels.

Clothing materials

Have you thought about your travel clothes are made of?

Fit to travel

Here's an unpopular truth. You need to be somewhat fit to travel.

Money matters

How much cash do you need, and how should you get it?

Traveling with a big illness

Anyone can travel with no challenges. You can travel even with challenges, whether they center around time or resources. Here's how.

I'm Kandace, the site's wordsmith. If you see a great photo here, my husband, Ken, probably took it.

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