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Thursday, January 19, 2023

7 Islands You Can Visit Without a Passport if You Live in the U.S.

The world is full of unique islands — little oases away from the chaos of mainland life. Luckily for American travelers, the U.S. has access to many of them. If you simply don't want the hassle of applying for a passport or organizing an international trip, these domestic destinations will excite you.

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25 Stunning Photos of U.S. National Parks

America's national parks include some of the most treasured landscapes ever photographed — shots that have graced millions of postcards, magazine covers, and Instagram feeds. These stunning national park photos are proof that the United States is one of the most beautiful countries on the planet.

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5 Tips for Traveling With Just a Backpack

Anyone who has managed to travel with just their backpack will happily tell you that doing so brings a feeling of extreme liberation. But there's an art to one-bag travel and it's something that even the most seasoned travelers spend time perfecting. Whether you are planning a two-day, two-week, or two-month trip, here are five tips that should help you on your way to achieving what for some often seems impossible.

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