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VietFive brings authentic Vietnamese coffee and a community
Located in Chicago’s buzzing West Loop neighborhood, VietFive has quickly become a staple in the city’s exploding coffee scene. Since opening in 2022, VietFive has offered a menu of authentic Vietnamese drinks, made exclusively with beans sourced directly from owner Tuan Huynh’s family farm. But VietFive is also so much more than a coffee shop. The purpose-driven community space is...
Where to stay on Route 66 in Chicago: historic hotels and more
Beginning a Route 66 journey in Chicago means stepping into nearly a century of American travel history. The Mother Road officially debuted in 1926, envisioned as a single continuous roadway linking the Midwest to the Pacific. Their goal was simple but revolutionary: create a highway that connected rural towns to major cities, opening the American West to everyday travelers, not just...
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A visitor’s guide to the Obama Presidential Center opening in Chicago
Obama Presidential Center opening: what to knowHeres what to know about the historic opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago: The Center will officially open its doors on Friday, June 19, 2026Tickets go on sale to the public on Wednesday, May 6, 2026There will be Illinois resident free days every TuesdayStart planning your visit and get ready to grab...
Spend a day at and around the Obama Presidential Center: itineraries for families, culture lovers, and more
Chicago’s historic South Side is a crossroads of culture, history, and community. It’s also home to world‑class museums, lakefront parks, architectural landmarks, and one of the most dynamic dining scenes in Chicago. This summer, the opening of the Obama Presidential Center adds a new landmark to the mix, one that celebrates Chicago’s role in forging a presidency. Hyde Park and...
A visitor’s guide to the Obama Presidential Center opening in Chicago
Obama Presidential Center opening: what to knowHeres what to know about the historic opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago: The Center will officially open its doors on Friday, June 19, 2026Tickets go on sale to the public on Wednesday, May 6, 2026There will be Illinois resident free days every TuesdayStart planning your visit and get ready to grab...
Spend a day at and around the Obama Presidential Center: itineraries for families, culture lovers, and more
Chicago’s historic South Side is a crossroads of culture, history, and community. It’s also home to world‑class museums, lakefront parks, architectural landmarks, and one of the most dynamic dining scenes in Chicago. This summer, the opening of the Obama Presidential Center adds a new landmark to the mix, one that celebrates Chicago’s role in forging a presidency. Hyde Park and...
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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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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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