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Amazing dirt cheap deals on nonstop flights on new routes from Austin, Texas, to Monterrey and Cancun, Mexico
Actually, it’s a bit of all of the above: basic bus service on wings that hopefully won’t start flapping too much. It’s VivaAerobus, so it is alive in some way, maybe even airy and vivacious, but most importantly—drumroll, […]

Oh no, another "cation" word, this time, it’s the "Nakation" - travel for nudists. Courtesy of Fly Away Cafe:
Nakations. Nude vacations, while once seen as a narrow travel niche, have grown into a $400 million dollar industry. The American Association for Nude Recreation is a good starting point for information on this vacation […]

By now we shouldn’t be shocked by any of the marketing Spirit Airlines puts out.
But the latest hype from the LCC isn’t crude; it’s just terribly hard to belive. Spirit says if you sign up for its new credit card, you’ll get a free flight.
There probably will be, like, eight people who snag the free […]

If you’re looking for something a little different than fireworks this Independence Day, then look no further than Oregon. The 73rd annual St. Paul Rodeo is riding into town July 2. In addition to the usual rodeo festivities, there’s a Western showcase featuring artisans selling jewelry, paintings, home goods and clothing.
If you come hungry, or […]

How did we not already think of this? New York magazine once crashed hotel pools in Gotham, but now British lads–and you know it’s the lads–are using Google Earth to find neighborhood pools worth infiltrating.
Says the Daily Mail:

The craze involves using the Google Earth programme, which provides high-quality aerial photos of Britain and other countries.
Once […]

As sunburns mount and the mercury rises, the allure of the local multiplex grows. But, seriously, you aren’t going to see “The Love Guru” are you?
Support indie filmmakers at the Second Annual Gen Art Film Festival in Chicago this weekend and you can do penance for both “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal […]

Here we list, airline by airline, fees for ticket changes (non refundable fares); booking fares in person or by phone, kids flying solo, bringing a pet into the cabin, and booking fares other than online. As you can see, Southwest has the lowest and fewest fees, followed by other low cost carriers such as Airtran […]

The Frugal Traveling Matt Gross is five weeks into his 12-week Grand Tour, and so far he’s hit a number of classic vacation spots in Western Europe. But as he moves east, he’s wondering what there might be worth doing near Lithuania.
So, since it’s 2008, he’s asking for The Internet’s help in planning his Week […]

Dallas/Fort Worth International just soft-launched a new website, and it’s quite user-friendly. Reason number one? The airport’s usually-paid WiFi will let you log on for free. Beyond that, everything you’d actually want to access is right there on the front door.
For example, it’s now easier to find shops, restaurants and services. For restaurants, simply go […]

The advent of summer weather may be an inspiration to you to take up a new exercise routine, either to fit into that bathing suit or to get some fresh air. But no novice runner should start with the Green Mountain Relay, a 200-mile race that goes over the hills and through the woods of […]