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If the long security lines, pricey plane tickets and social media posts from friends abroad didn’t give it away, travel is in full swing. Referred to by some industry professionals as “revenge travel,” we find ourselves making up time and experiences lost as a result of the pandemic by traveling more than ever before. Maybe you’ve got travel plans on your personal calendar as well, in w…….

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All travel-related activities depend on the weather. Without good weather, one cannot do things like hiking, flying, swimming, mountaineering, and many more. During the preparation process, it is always important to study the weather of a place before visiting to avoid being stuck in dangerous weather conditions. But even with adequate preparation, some things are just out of hand. A thundersto…….

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Ford and I recently became parents, which we couldn’t be more excited about. While our son, Miles, isn’t even two weeks old, we’re already starting to think about planning travel with him, so I was hoping to get some advice from OMAAT readers who are parents.

Family travel is complicated (obviously)

There’s no denying that…….

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This was as close as I got to my Disney Cruise Line vacation before being sent home.Amanda Krause/Insider

My sister and I were supposed to sail on the new Disney Wish cruise ship in July.

But when we got to the port, my sister tested positive for COVID-19 and Disney turned us away.

We then received a cruise credit to rebook and were sent to the airport via a Disney shuttle.</p…….

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The Perfect Time To Squeeze In A Mexico Or Euro Trip

Good news is finally on the horizon for travelers after flight-finding app Hopper predicted that the price of flights is set to drop as much as 40% in the Fall. Although that figure is mainly geared towards domesti…….

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Earlier this month, it was reported that a passenger traveling from Bali, Indonesia to Australia was fined $1,874 after they were found to have two undeclared egg and beef sausage McMuffins and a ham croissant in their luggage upon arrival. The fine, Australia’s minister for agriculture, fisheries and forestry noted, was “twice the cost of an airfare to Bali.”

A f…….

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I’m writing this column from IAH, Houston‘s international airport, where my return flight to Maryland is delayed by an hour and a half. So relevant to the topic of today’s column: Why it is OK to stay put this summer versus taking a family on trips anywhere and everywhere.

My hour delay is rather acceptable, if compared to stories from friends and relatives of 3- to 4-hour delays, o…….

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The kids and I spent the past week traveling across the country to the West Coast. On the way, we collected stories and songs of the grasslands, of the mountains, of the sea. We watched the landscape change, the changes unfolding slowly across the miles, and I was astonished, as I always am on road trips, by the beauty of the earth and of her mutability.

While packin…….

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