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A fall guide to Chicago for culture lovers: music festivals, art exhibits, and top events
Chicagos fall events calendar is overflowing with cultural happenings — including music, theatre, film, visual arts, and everything in between. Fall culture guide to ChicagoArt and culture eventsArchitecture eventsFilm festivalsLive musicMuseum exhibitsFood festivals If youre looking for things to do this fall in Chicago, mark your calendar for these exciting arts and culture events. From immersive arts experiences to genre-defying...
Explore the universe at Chicago’s Adler Planetarium
At the lakefront Adler Planetarium, the night sky comes into sharp focus thanks to the largest publicly accessible telescope in Chicago. Through the popular Scopes at the Adler program, visitors can enjoy free telescope viewing and experience remarkable sights, from sunspots during the day to the moon, planets, and distant stars after sunset. Whether youre an experienced stargazer or peering through...
Your guide to fall theatre 2026 in Chicago: can’t
Chicago is home to one of the country’s most exciting theatre scenes, from Tony Award-winning theatres and cutting-edge original productions to the latest Broadway hits and everything in between. And for theatre lovers, fall is one of the best times of year to experience it all. Fall 2026 Chicago theatre highlightsThe acclaimed Jekyll Hyde musical is back after a sold-out...
Dog‑friendly guide to Chicago: a city built for you and your best friend
Chicago is one of the country’s most dog‑friendly cities, thanks to its mix of lakefront parks, welcoming patios, neighborhood breweries, and hotels that treat pups like VIP guests.  No matter what area of the city you’re exploring, you’ll find plenty of places where dogs are not just allowed — they’re genuinely welcomed.  Dog-friendly ChicagoPet‑friendly hotels in ChicagoPet‑friendly restaurants and breweriesPet‑friendly...
Dog‑friendly guide to Chicago: a city built for you and your best friend
Chicago is one of the country’s most dog‑friendly cities, thanks to its mix of lakefront parks, welcoming patios, neighborhood breweries, and hotels that treat pups like VIP guests.  No matter what area of the city you’re exploring, you’ll find plenty of places where dogs are not just allowed — they’re genuinely welcomed.  Dog-friendly ChicagoPet‑friendly hotels in ChicagoPet‑friendly restaurants and breweriesPet‑friendly...
Always see something new at Lincoln Park Zoo
Whether youve visited once or a hundred times, Lincoln Park Zoo always offers more to discover. With new arrivals and births happening around the clock, theres always a fresh reason to stop by. Best of all, its completely free to enter, 365 days a year. Grevys zebras at Lincoln Park Zoo in ChicagoMeet the newest residentsThis year brought two milestones worth...
A tour through Chicago’s historic Kenwood neighborhood: Obama family home and beyond
It’s time to take another trip through one of Chicago’s 77 neighborhoods to explore some rich history, sites, and, of course, enjoy some delicious food. This time were going to a neighborhood many know as the Chicago home of the Obama family: Kenwood. Things to do in KenwoodKenwood past and presentA tour of the Kenwood neighborhood: landmark homesLocal art and...
Things to do in downtown Chicago
Visitors can experience Chicago’s famous hallmarks — architecture, culture, and the lakefront — throughout its historic downtown. As the dynamic heart of the city, downtown Chicago bustles with attractions and nonstop activity. Downtown Chicago guideWhat museums are in downtown Chicago?What are top attractions in downtown Chicago?Where can I go shopping in downtown Chicago?What parks and outdoor activities are in downtown...
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7 Great Ways to Use 70K AAdvantage Miles
» This offer has expired The offer described in this article has expired. See our details page on the CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® Mastercard® for current information. Citi recently increased its offer on the CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® Mastercard®: Earn 65,000 American Airlines AAdvantage® bonus miles after spending...
How the Hilton Honors Aspire Card Saved Me Thousands on a Maldives Vacation
The Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card is great for those looking for a premium rewards card that really delivers on benefits. The $550 annual fee can be intimidating, but I received value exceeding that amount on a recent stay at the Waldorf Astoria Maldives. Below are five ways I...
Flying for the Holidays? Here’s When It’s Cheapest — and Most Expensive
Flights around the holidays can be some of the biggest travel expenses of the year. At a certain point — maybe while you're stuck in your Uber at the peak of holiday airport traffic — you might begin to wonder if there’s an easier and cheaper way to get to...
Recouping Citi’s Lost Travel and Purchase Protection Benefits
Citi’s elimination of travel and purchase protections went into effect on Sept. 22, 2019. While these changes were announced well in advance, giving us plenty of time to prepare, some folks may be out of the loop. If you’re concerned about whether and how this affects you, we’ve broken down...
Cheapest Ways to Fly to Disney World on Points
Look to revenue-based award programs for the best deals when prices on flights to Orlando are low.
Cathay Pacific Flights Are Now Bookable on American’s Website
It's now possible to book Cathay Pacific award flights directly on American Airlines' website. Previously, if you wanted to book a flight on Cathay Pacific using American Airlines AAdvantage miles, you had to call American Airlines customer service. What this means for flyers The addition of Cathay Pacific flight awards...
Your Guide to Spirit Airlines’ Award Flights
You can book an award flight on Spirit for as few as 2,500 miles, but you'll want to avoid redemption fees.
Your Guide to Allegiant Air’s Frequent Flyer Program
Allegiant Air is unique when it comes to earning and redeeming miles. Specifically, you can’t accrue miles by flying, and there’s only one way to rack up points for reward travel: the Allegiant World Mastercard® credit card. So how are you supposed to navigate their system and use it to...
Your Guide to Booking Award Nights With IHG Hotels
IHG uses dynamic pricing, so the number of points needed per night fluctuates depending on the date and property.
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New (and Newly Renovated) All-Inclusives You Need to Visit in 2019
While some New Year's resolutions focus on getting fit and saving money, other goals (like ours) are geared toward travel. For all those who fall in the latter camp, we compiled a collection of new and newly renovated all-inclusive resorts, from Cancun to the Canary Islands. So when you start...
Italy’s Cinque Terre Could Fine You Over $2,000 for Wearing Flip-Flops
Hotel Porto Roca, Cinque Terre Built into the cliffs on a stunning stretch of the Ligurian coast in northwest Italy, Cinque Terre serves up seaside hikes that are as breathtaking as their views. The region is best explored by foot, but as we stated in a recent piece, dressing appropriately...
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...
WOW Air Suddenly Shut Down. Here’s What Travelers Need to Know.
Wow Air; Oliver Holzbauer/Flickr Wow Air, Iceland’s beloved low-cost carrier, lived up to its name with rock-bottom prices (as low as $49 flights from the U.S. to Europe, and even $199 one-way fares from between the U.S. and India), but now it’s dropping jaws for another reason. After months of...
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...
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...
You Now Have to Pay to Leave Japan
Heading to Japan? You may want to spend $9 less on that sushi order or shopping spree in Shibuya. The country recently announced that it will be implementing a departure tax for all visitors, irrespective of nationality. The new fee, called the sayonara tax, will cost travelers 1,000 yen (or...
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...
Are Self-Driving Hotel Rooms the Future of Travel?
Imagine taking a road trip and not needing to pull over to refill gas. Or, never forgetting something at the hotel while out sightseeing for the day. How about cutting out airport commutes that involve long security lines, frustrating baggage fees, and unexpected delays? The Autonomous Travel Suite is...
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