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Why Prices Go Up in Countries That Were Cheap
on: by Tim Leffel
The cheapest places to travel around the world are still a bargain, don’t worry. The 5th edition of The World’s Cheapest Destinations will have more of them this time too, thanks to improving infrastructure in the Balkans and a few currency
The USA Airports All Have Lyft and Uber Now, but With Fees
on: by Tim Leffel
When you land at an airport in the USA and need to get to your hotel or the city center, you can just pull out your phone and use Lyft or Uber, right? Just two years ago, the answer was, “No,
Saving Money on Attractions with a City Pass or Museum Pass
on: by Tim Leffel
Made your family vacation plans yet? Those are fun and exciting, but also a bit scary when you look at how much you could be spending on attractions. It may make sense to get a City Pass where you’re going to
18 Baja Adventures and Fun Activities for Your Mexico Trip
on: by Tim Leffel
The Baja Peninsula of Mexico is 775 miles long, extending from the southern border of the USA south of San Diego down to Cabo San Lucas at the southern tip. With the Sea of Cortez on one side and the Pacific
Cycle the Erie Canal Trail in Upstate New York
on: by Tim Leffel
I went biking along the Erie Canal last month, but it wasn’t what I was originally planning for. I learned a lot when I wasn’t on two wheels, however, and you can read about that in this month’s Perceptive Travel issue: