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Wednesday, September 9, 2020

Changing travel requirements

How to keep up with the ever-changing travel requirements

While each country is different, what’s immediately noticeable is that countries are increasingly divided into those offering travel corridors with selected destinations, those requiring a negative test before or after arrival – or both – and those who simply don’t allow foreign nationals in for pretty much any reason.

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The 11 top art deco destinations around the world

2020 was supposed to be full of nostalgic glam, harkening back to the Roaring '20s and optimistic Great Gatsby glitz. It hasn’t been a champagne coupe kind of year, but the now century-old art deco eye candy that’s scattered around the globe isn’t going anywhere.

Top 10 weird and wonderful USA roadside attractions

Originally thought to take seven years, Paul has so far covered 9000 miles, and there's much more to go in his journey.

Now's the time to plan a fall road trip to these national parks

Come fall, our favorite destinations do a costume change, offering a new experience for those looking for an outdoor escape that won’t have them sweating in their tent.

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Sunday, September 6, 2020

Here's what to do when changing a flight booking

What to do when changing a flight

You’ve decided you need to change your booking, but what’s the best thing to do? Lonely Planet breaks down the options for you.

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US ski resorts implement new rules for skiing in 2020

As winter approaches in the northern hemisphere, resorts are focusing on minimizing crowds, capping numbers and creating safe spaces for their guests to enjoy the season.

No time to die: all the places we want to visit in the new James Bond movie

With exotic filming locales that have already been revealed, here are some of our favorite destinations featured in No Time to Die.

Here's what New York City might look like after the pandemic

It looks like New York is spiraling toward an economic crisis unseen since the 1970s – a time when bankruptcy was imminent and the government was unable to pay for normal operating expenses.

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Thursday, September 3, 2020

Should you plan a vacation now?

How to plan now for your next big trip

Most of us on planet Earth have our big, international travel plans on hold for now, but that doesn't mean you have to postpone the planning process. Whether that is learning a new language, asking for recommendations, plotting a route, or investigating a new culture, there's plenty of ways to break the pandemic tedium by planning for your next big trip.

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Ask LP: should I book my summer 2021 vacation now?

It may not feel like now is the time to book for next summer. But with high degrees of flexibility on offer, a few hours spent making a travel daydream into a booking may pay dividends over what could be a long winter.

Explore Europe’s most thrilling cycling routes with the latest installment in the Epic series from Lonely Planet. From dreamy getaways on sun-dappled Mediterranean Islands to a Bavarian beer crawl in Germany, bike enthusiasts can find the book in stores and online now.

15 can't miss deals from REI's end of summer sale

REI is one of the best known outdoor gear retailers in the world, and their semi-annual, end-of-season sale is here again. Outdoor enthusiasts and travel fanatics can score crucial pieces of gear for up to 50% off through September 7, giving REI a chance to clear out summer lines and make room for fall and winter pieces.