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The article offers travel tips for Salvador, Brazil, and includes information on traditions in music, food and literature.

An essay is presented which discusses how Americans can stay safe while traveling. It suggests that an intake of accurate information about travel destinations and the associated risks can reduce fear among travelers. Particular attention is given to concerns over the Zika virus and its potential harm to pregnant women.

The article presents eight tips for saving money while traveling in 2015. Topics addressed include renting out one’s car while traveling, negotiating a better price when renting rooms through the room-sharing service Airbnb, and booking international flights through Ukrainian International Airlines.

The article offers the author's insights on the skills of his 12-year-old nephew Leo Kugel on planning a trip and as the travel agent during their vacation in New Orleans and mentions the important role of social media on acquiring knowledge on travel planning.

Relates the experiences of the author during the carnival celebrations and exploration of La Vega in Dominican Republic.

Features travel destinations and attractions in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Restaurants and bars; Nightlife; Street gatherings; Beaches; Accommodations.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of travel in Stepanakert in Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan.

The article offers travel tips for Georgia Republic and includes recommendations for dining, accommodations, shopping, harbor cruises, and historic excursions.

The article offers tips based on the reports released by Hopper, a company which aggregates blog posts for travelers, on how to lower travel costs.

The article offers travel tips for Belo Horizonte, Brazil and includes recommendations for dining, entertainment and historic excursions.

The author presents a personal narrative of his experiences of traveling to Maputo, Mozambique including sharing a cab with hip-hop personality Darcio Arsénio Novela, visiting the Feima market of outdoor restaurants, and the National Museum of Art.

The article presents the author's perspective on whether he should buy a travel insurance for his three-week trip to Asia.

IT is hard not to like St. Petersburg. Its canals invite unavoidable comparisons with Venice, its Baroque and neo-Classical architecture recall, Rorschach-style, whatever other European city you know best. Meanwhile, Russia is in the details: the onion-domed Church of the Savior on the Spilled Blood, the public tram fare collectors straight from babushka central casting, the Cyrillic signs, the young women for whom beauty comes naturally but a light touch with the mascara does not. But it was my first trip to the former Soviet Union, and I still had my doubts. Despite having been told repeatedly that Russians were as friendly and accommodating as anyone in the world, my cold-war childhood left me with lingering suspicions that anyone whose name ends in ''ov'' or ''ova'' must possess some sinister qualities. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The quickest way to drive from the Washington, D.C., area to Savannah, Ga., is to steel your nerves, grit your teeth and high-tail it for nine and a half hours down the monotonous, multilane, McDonald's-laden highway called I-95. Looking for Southern culture? Try a McRib sandwich. But there's an alternative. It'll take you a lot longer - six days or so - but offers so much more: a mishmash of coastal and inland roads that form U.S. 17, from Winchester, Va., as far as Savannah. The route has one constant appeal - good barbecue - and, outside of gas expenses, it offers plenty of frugal options: bursts of Civil War history, alligator-filled wildlife reserves, old plantations and schlocky miniature golf courses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

THE quickest way to drive from the Washington, D.C., area to Savannah, Ga., is to steel your nerves, grit your teeth and high-tail it for nine and a half hours down the monotonous, multilane, McDonald's-laden highway called I-95. Looking for Southern culture? Try a McRib sandwich. But there's an alternative. It'll take you a lot longer -- six days or so -- but offers so much more: a mishmash of coastal and inland roads that form U.S. 17, from Winchester, Va., as far as Savannah. The route has one constant appeal -- good barbecue -- and, outside of gas expenses, it offers plenty of frugal options: bursts of Civil War history, alligator-filled wildlife reserves, old plantations and schlocky miniature golf courses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

MORE than once during my attempt at a $100 weekend in Melbourne, food came to my rescue. Last summer, Melbourne, Australia's graceful, lively and remarkably clean second city, was named the most livable city in the world by the Economist Intelligence Unit. That's a catchier selling point than my former impression -- the Australian city without a famous opera house -- and made it an appealing spot to try a frugal weekend. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

CORRECTION APPENDED Just past the tiny village of Ilias, on the two-lane highway that weaves through the Ceraunian Mountains, a sign pointing down a narrow road indicated a monastery about two kilometers on. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I'd been on the road for barely an hour, but when you've got to go, you've got to go. To the beach, I mean. As I drove down the eastern Florida coast, the view had gone from high-rise ocean-view condos to luxe waterfront homes to just a narrow strip of grass and shrubs, with Atlantic waves breaking on the other side. Spotting a footpath through the shrubs, with a lone car parked nearby, I swung the wheel of my rental Ford Focus and parked. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents a travel guide for New York City.

The article discusses the features and amenities of Bogota, Colombia as a great tourist destination.

Presents an equatorial experience in Galápagos Island.

Features a picture story entitled "Why We Travel," which relates an experience in traveling to Jaipur, India.

Presents a photograph depicting British student Dan Butler relaxing on Chowpatty Beach in Mumbai, India after a day of sightseeing.