Bae-cation: 7 Things to Fall in Love with in Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Green Bay is the oldest settlement in Wisconsin the most well-known city thanks to the Packers, but most people don’t know much beyond that.

The Most Otherworldly Landscapes in the World You Have to See to Believe

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The world is filled with magical places that can feel so otherworldly they almost seem foreign. Created by nature or happy accident, many of these destinations are difficult to get to, but that’s exactly why they’re so special.

Awesome Things to Do in Nicaragua for Your Adventure Bucket List

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Nicaragua is a country people don’t hear too much about or have on their radar as a vacation destination -- at least not lately, but let me tell you why it should be.

6 Cool Things to Do in Phoenix for a Hot Time this Summer (Beyond Golf Courses and Boutiques)

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Arizona sizzles in the summer sun, but that doesn't mean you have to hide in the AC. Sponsored by Visit Phoenix Visiting Phoenix in the dead of summer when it regularly breaks 100 degrees may sound crazy, but the sizzling temperatures…

The Best Beach Towns in the Midwest for a Magical Summer Getaway

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Most people think about heading to one of the coasts when they need a beach retreat, but you don’t need an ocean to find an epic beach town. It’s actually the middle of the country that’s privy to some of the most surprising travel gems for summertime fun.

Weird, Wacky and Wonderful: 9 Secrets Denver Locals Don’t Want You to Know

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While Portland and Austin may lay claim to the “keep it weird” moniker, Denver is into strange things, too (and not just the TV show). Some so bizarre the locals don't even want you to know...

Must-Do Munich – What to Do with One Day in Munich

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If you only have one day in Munich, Germany here's how to make the most of it and get a true taste of Bavaria.

You Probably Never Thought to Visit Houston – But Should

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When people think of Houston, their mind might go to NASA, sports, or hurricanes. And that’s largely all they know about Texas’s largest city. But as the cultural and culinary capital of Texas and the fourth largest city in the U.S., Houston will surprise you.