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The yellow card is the only proof many border officers accept. Here is how the ICVP works, which countries ask for it, and how to get one stamped in the United States before you fly.
Forts reached by ferry, a carrier deck to climb, beaches half an hour away and a centuries-old oak: how to plan a Charleston family vacation that works for every age.
In a handful of small towns southeast and northeast of Austin, smoked meat is still sold by the pound and handed over on butcher paper. Here is how that tradition came about, and how to eat your way through it on a long weekend.
Some cities make you feel conspicuous on your own. New York has a habit of doing the opposite. Here is how to plan a first solo trip, from the neighborhood you sleep in to the counter seat you eat at.
Fewer crowds, free museums and a holiday season that starts in mid-November. Here is how to plan a winter city break in the capital, from the weather to the 2026 tree lighting.
One train a day each way, 934 miles from the Chicago lakefront to the Louisiana swamps. Here is how to pick a direction, choose between coach and a roomette, and plan a stopover in Memphis along the way.
Highway 101 follows the Oregon shoreline for more than 360 miles, past sea stacks, lighthouses and dunes. Here is how to divide the drive and which stops deserve your time.
The Alaska cruise season lasts only about five months, and every one of them trades something for something else. Here is how to match your sailing date to the trip you want.
A blank tip line, a card reader suggesting 25 percent, a service charge you almost missed. For visitors used to service being included, North American tipping is full of unwritten rules. Here is how it really works, from Las Vegas to Montreal.
