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Kamis, 04 Mei 2017

All Aboard

All aboard the swanky train! Japan just unveiled a new luxury sleeper train – and it’s jaw-droppingly beautiful. The gold-tinted Shiki-shima, which was designed by famed industrial designer Ken …

The California Bucket List is your daily guide to essential California adventures, from easy to edgy. Check in every day for a new must-do adventure, each tried and tested by one of the Travel section's staffers and contributors. Tell us what's on your California bucket list. Email travel@latimes...

United Airlines

United Airlines has a pointed question in their online check-in process: “Are you interested in possibly taking a different flight in exchange for a travel certificate?” Translation: Are you okay with being bumped? The airline sparked public outrage …

Brace Yourselves

Brace yourselves wanderlusting foodies: One of the most iconic food spots on every traveler’s bucket list is about to go the way of the dodo. The Military Junta — which took control of Thailand after a 2014 coup d’état — has been trying to “return happiness” to the country, and for some reason a ...

Spring Is Around The Corner

Spring is around the corner, and whether you’re a weary student or just someone who finds winter exhausting, there’s probably only one thing on your mind — spring break. As it turns out, our national …

Nature Is Not Only

Nature is not only all that is visible to the eye, yet also includes the inner pictures of the soul. Same happened with me when I went to the Glacier National Park, Montana. Oh, that place! Whenever I …

The Largest Religious

The largest religious structure on earth has puzzled and enchanted visitors for centuries. How did it come to be? Jonathan Glancey investigates. António da Madelena, a Portuguese Capuchin friar, was one of the first Western visitors to Angkor Wat, the monumental and moated 12th Century Hindu-Budd...

No one can claim

No one can claim that flying has got better. Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. My favorite kind of flight is an empty one. My second favorite is one where I'm sitting up front and someone else is paying. My least favorite is o...

Whether

Whether it’s fatigue from 2016 or the changing political climate, the new year promises to be a banner year for travel with nearly one-third of of American adults saying they are more likely to take time off this year compared to 2016, according to a recent AAA survey. Overall, 42 percent of Amer...

We all

We all love to get value for money, and holidays are no exception, particularly as they are generally a relatively large purchase. With this in mind, Lonely Planet spoke to some British, American and Australian travel experts to get their insider tips on how to find great value in travel in 2017....

Prepare to be stunned

Prepare to be stunned. If you were under the impression that we are more than a little obsessed with Christmas, then you would be right. And while we, of course, ooh and aah over the Christmas offerings in the U.S., we're here today to say something that might be a little controversial: We think ...

Laura set out

Laura set out to discover Amsterdam’s Golden Age charm © Laura Jopson Laura Jopson, Lonely Planet Pathfinder and one half of blogging duo Twins That Travel, recently returned from a trip to Amsterdam, inspired by her new-found obsession with a Dutch doll house. Tell us more… I had unfairly judged...

One of the newest backcountry trails in the West skirts

One of the newest backcountry trails in the West skirts the busiest city in the country. The thoroughfare, dubbed the Backbone Trail, stretches about 67 miles through the Santa Monica Mountains that …

hOne of the newest backcountry trails in the West skirts the busiest city in the country. The thoroughfare, dubbed the Backbone Trail, stretches about 67 miles through the Santa Monica Mountains that …

United Airlines

United Airlines, one of the world’s largest carriers, is facing fresh criticism over plans to charge passengers extra for the use of overhead lockers. The airline, which welcomed almost 139m passengers in 2015, will introduce a new “basic economy” fare in 2017. Those who opt for the cheapest tick...

Why do we cling

Why do we cling to outdated stereotypes when it comes to the solo female traveler? On a recent trip to northern Italy, I was sitting at dinner with a few girlfriends. The restaurant was mostly filled with tables for two (honeymooners, babymooners, newlyweds, you get the picture), but a few tables...

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