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Where to stay in Chicago: hotels and things to do by area
Chicago is a city of multitudes — skyscrapers and sparkling waterfronts, bustling city streets and sprawling green spaces, a cosmopolitan downtown and charming neighborhoods. And while those contrasts make Chicago the dynamic city that it is, it can make it difficult to decide where to stay when you come to visit. Where to stay in ChicagoLoop: iconic ChicagoLincoln Park: scenic...
How to spend 24 hours in Chicago’s Northalsted (Boystown) neighborhood
Home to one of the largest Pride Parade events in the world, Chicago’s Northalsted neighborhood is the country’s oldest officially recognized gay neighborhood. Things to do in BoystownWhere to shop: Unabridged Bookstore, Beatnix, Cram FashionWhere to eat: Chicago Diner, Big Gay Sal’s Pizza, Bites Asian Kitchen + BarWhat to see: Legacy Walk, AIDS Garden Chicago, Center on HalstedWhere to go...
Unique shopping experiences in Chicago
The city of Chicago is known for a variety of things — culinary expertise, immense architecture, and world-class theatre. Chicago, in addition, should not be forgotten as a city with amazing shopping. The Magnificent Mile and State Street are bustling downtown areas that undoubtedly have something for everyone. For those looking for luxury and upscale options, we’ve got that too....
Shop local brands and designers at these Chicago boutiques
Chicago has long been known for its world-class shopping. While The Magnificent Mile usually gets much of the (well-deserved!) glory, the city’s fashion destinations extend far beyond Michigan Avenue, especially when it comes to independent designers. Home to multiple top-tier fashion schools and a thriving creative community, Chicago’s fashion scene has been steadily growing, cultivating a unique mix of talented...
Chicago road trip ideas: 5 adventures worth the drive
Every great road trip begins with a spark, and in the Midwest, that spark is Chicago. Spend time immersed in the city’s museums, lakefront, and neighborhoods, then set out to see what lies beyond.  These five inspired routes all start with Chicago’s energy and unfold into memorable long‑weekend escapes. And each destination sits within an easy half‑day drive, offering history,...
Introducing the Windy City Boat & Yacht Show, a new in
This summer marks the inaugural Windy City Boat Yacht Show, a brand new in-water boat show taking place at Burnham Harbor. Windy City Boat Yacht Show highlightsDates: Friday, June 12 — Sunday, June 14, 2026Location: Burnham Harbor, 1559 S. Lake Shore DrivePrice: $20 for a 1-day ticket, $35 for a 2-day ticketGet your tickets today for the inaugural Windy City Boat...
A guide to the best shopping streets in Chicago
Chicago’s local shopping streets tell the story of the city itself — creative, unique, and rooted in community. Across the city, these vibrant retail corridors offer a more personal way to shop while supporting the small businesses that help define each neighborhood. Here are some top places to shop local in Chicago, one street at a time, with great food and...
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Will This Effort Protect Tourists From Needless Selfie Deaths?
The phrase “do it for the gram” has led to some devastating results: Since 2011, the number of selfie-related deaths has increased. Between March 2014 and September 2016 alone, 127 people died while attempting to snap a selfie, Travel and Leisure reports. From India to Australia, travelers are putting...
How the Government Shutdown Could Impact Your Travel Plans
Josh Hallett/Flickr Now in its 20th day, the government shutdown -- triggered as a result of President Donald Trump’s determination to secure funding for a border wall -- drags on. With no visible progress, services have halted, employees continue to work without pay, and the president and his opposition remain...
15 New and Newly Renovated All-Inclusive Resorts to Visit in 2020
A new year brings new goals, new perspectives, and of course, new adventures. To help you get a head start on the latter, we put together a list of 15 new and newly renovated all-inclusive resorts worth visiting in 2020. From the Caribbean to Mexico to Spain, these properties run...
The TSA Finds More Than 10 Loaded Guns in Carry-On Bags Every Day
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport; Josh Hallett/Flickr When it comes to the dos and don’ts of packing a carry-on bag, most travelers know the drill: Make sure your suitcase fits the size requirements, no liquids greater than 3.4 ounces, and leave the firearms at home. In 2018, however, a record number...
It Just Got Tougher for Americans to Visit Europe
Lisbon, Portugal Americans wanting to travel to Europe can currently pack their bags and go without any sort of travel clearance, but all that’s about to change. Effective January 1, 2021, U.S. citizens will have to register through the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) before entering the Schengen...
Everything You Need to Know About Flying With CBD Products
Vaping360/Flickr If you’ve been anticipating your next vacation, but can’t bear to leave your cannabidiol (CBD) behind, there’s good news: The Transportation Security Administration has updated its medical marijuana policy, allowing travelers to bring the product onboard flights. Although CBD has exploded in popularity in recent years, it was not...
Post-Hurricane Dorian Update: Islands in the Bahamas You Can (And Should) Still Visit
Hurricane Dorian, a Category 5 tropical cyclone, struck the Bahamas on September 1, 2019. The relentless storm, now considered the worst natural disaster in the country’s history, left a devastating trail of destruction in its wake. It decimated entire islands and forced thousands of Bahamians to evacuate their homes. If...
Should You Tip Your Flight Attendant? This Airline Is Encouraging It
Tomás Del Coro/Flickr Frontier Airlines is giving new meaning to friendly skies. Effective January 1, passengers on the low-cost carrier will have the option of showing their gratitude by leaving a tip for flight attendants serving them refreshments. “We appreciate the great work of our flight attendants and know that...
Carnival Cruise Line to Debut the First-Ever Roller Coaster at Sea
With features like go-karts, waterslides, bumper cars, and skydiving simulators, cruise ships are already considered to be theme parks at sea -- and now, Carnival Cruise Line is taking that notion literally. The company recently announced that it will be unveiling the first-ever roller coaster at sea on a...
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