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So many wonderful places, so little time and money. Here are 52 places to put on the top of your bucket list this year. Q
It’s a big world out there, so we’ve narrowed it down for you. From the temples of Malta to the crystalline waters of the Yucatán, explore our top destinations to visit this year.
OK football fanatics. Nothing beats going to a live NFL game. Here's a ranking of the best places in the country to see a game. BTW, my hometown comes in at #1. Q
The quality of NFL stadiums vary dramatically from city to city. Here is a comprehensive ranking for each stadium in the league from worst to first.
Today, 300,000 of my fellow proud KC residents will celebrate the Royal's World Series victory. In honor of our win, here are 19 other great reasons to visit and love
my home town. Q
You might have heard that last night, the Kansas City Royals won the World Series. If you don't live in Kansas City, you cannot imagine the pride and exhilaration we're feeling. My throat is sore f...
Personally, cruises aren't my cup of tea. But if you decide to take one, here are some tips on how to avoid some not so fun things on your next voyage. Q
Despite their recent problems, cruiselines are as popular as ever. If you're looking to take one, consider these issues!
I've only seen 10 of these. I'd better get cracking! Q
I have to agree with this list of worst airports. Laguardia and DFW are my two most hated. Q
Some places are simply bound frustrate. The DMV and doctor's offices are both prime examples, but perhaps worse than those are those infuriating airport terminals. Unfortunately though, people need to travel. And sometimes, either because of a snowstorm or good old fashioned human incompetence, flights are delayed and the customer might find themselves stuck in a shoddy, outdated terminal deciding what kind of disgusting fast food to scarf down while the plane sits on the runway. It turns out that some airports are far better than others though, and others should be avoided at all costs. Check out some of the unfortunate institutions that fall into the latter category and avoid the hassle.
Getting ready for a long international flight? Here are 10 things to take with you and a few things to leave behind. Q
Some helpful do's and don'ts of traveling well. Q
The ultimate guide on the do's and don'ts of travel.
Most of the time I post about wonderful places that are easy to visit. But just to change things up, here's a list of the countries that are the most difficult to visit. Q
See the countries that are, surprisingly, the hardest to travel to.
I've visited most of these and agree they're well worth a side trip to visit. I'd also add Rehoboth DE and Savannah GA to the list. Q
Grab your friends, pack your car, and coast along the road to some of these hidden East Coast gems.
All-inclusives really aren't my cup of tea (I like to wander outside the compound too much). But, if you're going to go, make sure you do it right. Here are 12 tips on how to get the most out of your stay. Q
You've already paid for it, now learn how to take advantage of what's actually included in all-inclusive packages.
No surprise that Boston has America's worst drivers. I was a little surprised the my hometown has the best. Go KC! Q
Allstate report ranked Boston 200th out of 200 cities when it comes to safe drivers.
They might not be the most famous cities, but they are among the tastiest in America. Tip o' the hat to my hometown making the list. Kansas City. Q
Who knew?
America's best beer cities. Look out Portland. KC is #2 and trying harder.
As the No. 5 city for dive bars, one might assume that the beer geeks of Baltimore don’t harbor a lot of pretension. Certainly, its oldest local beer—National Bohemian, or “Natty Boh,” featuring a one-eyed, mustachioed mascot on the can—may confirm readers’ impression of locals as eccentrics. The lo…
Oh man, I've only hit 29 of these. I've got to pack my bags and get on a plane. Q
Based on the number of visitors. The first item on the list, the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, has 91 million visitors while the last item
Like your vacations on the quirky side? Be sure to visit some of these bizarre attractions on your next road trip. The Hair Museum in Independence is definitely a must see. Q
America is the land of the free, home of the brave, and center of the world's weirdest roadside attractions. Sometimes the stories behind these sites are even more strange that the attraction themselves. No matter where your next U.S. road trip takes you, be sure to allow some time for these stops.
This is definitely the coolest bar I've ever been to and definitely worth the trip.
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Here's everything you need to know about it before booking a flight.
KC ranked 4th most cultured city in America. Come for the culture, stay for the BBQ. Q
Sure, we’re known for our barbecue, but now we’re getting known for our vibrant performing and visual arts scene. What a difference a decade make.
Happy National Fried Chicken Day! Glad to see Stroud's North location made the list of 21 best fried chicken places in America. I still miss the original Stroud's though.
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Tuck your napkin into your shirt, break out the biscuits and sweat tea, and savor our picks for the best fried chicken across the US of A.
Should you visit Greece during all it's current turmoil? Yes, but be prepared to be flexible and bring LOTS of Euros! Q
Amid all the questions about the debt crisis, here are five things to consider if going to Greece now:
Yeah, um, we're really busy that weekend so maybe you shouldn't come. America's unfriendliest cities! Q
Are they rude, stressed, or just oblivious? Travel + Leisure readers rank U.S. cities by their collective scowls.
Which Southern State has the best BBQ? Hint, you can come visit me while you enjoy it. Q
What are the friendliest cities in America? Here's how Travel & Leisure rated them. My hometown KC came in at #4 Q
With a song in their hearts—and probably one on their lips, too—these Tennesseans won the survey for making visitors feel welcome. Not surprisingly, they also won the survey for their music scene: you can mingle with the locals at the singer-songwriter-loving Listening Room Café; the rehabbed, music…
Here are some interesting places to visit this year. Enough ideas for a different place each week. Q
Untrammeled oases beckon, once-avoided destinations become must-sees, and familiar cities offer new reasons to visit.
KC was a hot bed for music in the 20's and 30's and is starting to make a serious come back. It's # 12 on the list of cities with a great music scene. Q
The city that inspired its own early-rock song—famously performed by Little Richard, James Brown, and the Beatles—gives both music fans and meat-lovers reasons to sing: it also won the survey for the best barbecue. There are also more than 40 jazz venues around the city, from classics like the Blue…
They're really not Buffalo style, but the Peanut's wings are AMAZING! Definitely a must visit in KC. PS invite me to go with! Q
Kansas City’s Peanut Wings are named one of BuzzFeed’s 22 Chicken Wings You Have to Try Before You Die. Where is your favorite wing spot in KC? http://bzfd.it/1czuSSu
Yet another reason to visit NYC. World's tallest ferris wheel is under construction and will be 60 stories tall. Q
It's in a race to become the world's tallest.
Get your sweet tooth on! Top 20 American cities to satisfy your sweet cravings. My home town comes in at #8 although they should have included Christopher Elbow Chocolates in the article. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Q
This Missouri hub may have landed in the sweet-tooth top 10 thanks to the European pomp of its desserts: In Country Club Plaza—a big reason why the city...
Come to Missouri for a little liquid entertainment. I've only been to 6 of these so it sounds like a road trip is in order. Q
Stay out late in the Show-Me State.
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