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+22 +7The Camino de Santiago's Ancient Secret
Cape Finisterre’s mythical pull has drawn travellers since the time of antiquity. But with the rise of Christianity, the route to ‘the end of the world’ became all but forgotten.
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+15 +4Why airlines make flights longer on purpose
Ever wondered why flight times seem to be getting longer? It’s called "padding", a phenomenon that helps airlines arrive on time – but at a cost.
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+1 +1The Ultimate Moving Abroad Checklist
Moving abroad is an exciting but complicated process. With our moving abroad checklist, you'll be fully prepared to make the transition!
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+29 +4Ex-Mozilla CTO: US border cops demanded I unlock my phone, laptop at SF airport – and I'm an American citizen
Former Mozilla CTO Andreas Gal says he was interrogated for three hours by America's border cops after arriving at San Francisco airport – because he refused to unlock his work laptop and phone. Gal, now employed by Apple, today claimed he was detained and grilled on November 29 after landing in California following a trip to Europe. He had attempted to pass through US customs via a Global Entry electronic kiosk. He wasn't expecting a problem, since the Hungarian-born techie is now an American citizen, but it was not to be.
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+20 +4Laptops to Stay in Bags as TSA Brings New Technology to Airports
Air passengers at a growing number of U.S. airports will no longer need to remove electronics, liquids, and other items from their carry-on luggage at security checkpoints as the Transportation Security Administration rolls out new technology.
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+21 +4Adventurous. Alone. Attacked.
The number of female solo travelers has skyrocketed, but amid Instagram-worthy escapades are tales of violence and death, raising questions about how the world is greeting women who travel alone.
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+13 +6Can You Buy Your Own Train?
If you dream of roaming the U.S. in a private train, here’s what it takes—and why Amtrak’s latest cuts have railcar fans wondering if this is the end of the line.
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+14 +1Budget airline Wow Air collapses and cancels all flights, stranding passengers
Icelandic airline Wow Air has ceased operations and says stranded passengers should seek "rescue fares."
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+44 +4Airbnb Has a Hidden-Camera Problem
The home-rental start-up says it’s cracking down on hosts who record guests. Is it doing enough?
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+1 +1BA flight to Dusseldorf lands in Edinburgh by mistake
The mistake only became apparent when the "welcome to Edinburgh" announcement was made.
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+9 +1Boeing Was ‘Go, Go, Go’ to Beat Airbus With the 737 Max
Boeing faced an unthinkable defection in the spring of 2011. American Airlines, an exclusive Boeing customer for more than a decade, was ready to place an order for hundreds of new, fuel-efficient jets from the world’s other major aircraft manufacturer, Airbus. The chief executive of American called Boeing’s leader, W. James McNerney Jr., to say a deal was close.
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+22 +3Rick Steves Wants to Save the World, One Vacation at a Time
The travel guru believes the tiniest exposure to other cultures will change Americans’ entire lives. Rick Steves can tell you how to avoid having your pocket picked on the subway in Istanbul. He can tell you where to buy cookies from cloistered Spanish nuns on a hilltop in Andalusia. He can tell you approximately what percentage of Russia’s gross domestic product comes from bribery. He can teach you the magic idiom that unlocks perfectly complementary gelato flavors in Florence (“What marries well?”).
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+16 +4How Polynesia came to be inhabited is still one of the world’s great mysteries
From Captain Cook onwards, the western world has been puzzled by how the vast Pacific could have been navigated relying only on the stars
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+4 +1Super fast travel using outer space could be $20 billion market, disrupting airlines, UBS predicts
UBS believes there will be very lucrative ramifications from the space flight efforts currently led by Virgin Galactic, SpaceX and Blue Origin. A lengthy UBS report published on Sunday found that, in a decade, high speed travel via outer space will represent an annual market of at least $20 billion and compete with long-distance airline flights. Space tourism will be a $3 billion market by 2030, UBS estimates.
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+23 +3New Rocket Engine Could Whip You From London to Sydney in 4 Hours
The makers of a new hypersonic rocket engine say it could whisk flights from London to Sydney in just four hours, traveling at five times the speed of sound. That’s a flight that can take 20 hours on a conventional jetliner. According to the BBC, UK company Reaction Engines says it’s gearing up to test the futuristic craft in Colorado — a startling vision of the future of transportation that could also, if the engine lives up to the hype, inform the future of spaceflight.
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+18 +5In search of the perfect cup of tea
Savoring China’s divine drink at its source.
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+11 +2Boeing 737 Max 8 pilots complained to feds for months about suspected safety flaw
Pilots repeatedly voiced safety concerns about the Boeing 737 Max 8 to federal authorities, with one captain calling the flight manual inadequate...
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+20 +6The tiny Indian village that banned shoes
In a country where people often go barefoot indoors – considering it a gesture of respect and a nod to hygiene – a village in southern India has taken the practice to a new level.
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+3 +1Europe announces new travel authorization requirements for Americans
Here's what we know about the new ETIAS authorization system that will affect American travelers heading to Europe starting 2021.
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+29 +7Norway’s far-flung isle with a Viking spirit
Viking heritage is imprinted into Norway’s 1,700 wild and westernmost isles that lie at the opening of the North Sea – where one islander has devoted his life to preserving the past.
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