Thursday, June 23, 2022

By The Way: Do's and don'ts of flying this summer

In case you missed it this week: How to make it through summer flying; destinations where you can beat extreme heat; and Yellowstone's reopening.

Travel chaos

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The do's and don'ts for an unpredictable summer of flying

Air travel is the Wild West right now. Here's how to make it through.

Beat the heat

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8 destinations to escape extreme heat this summer

While you can't predict the unpredictable, there are some weather trends that can help you pick a vacation spot where the temperature is more palatable.

Disaster at Yellowstone

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Yellowstone partially reopens after historic flooding

Visitors can explore the park's southern loop, home to Old Faithful and Yellowstone Lake.

The Upgrade

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Trust me, take a cab in a new city

The best way to savor the first moments in an unfamiliar place is through the window of a taxi. Have a travel hack or hot take? Submit here.

Western tourists are returning to a battered Syria

This summer, locals and tour guides report increasing numbers of European tourists ready to once again explore Syria's sights.

On the London Tube, the start of a new Elizabethan age

Stop to smell the roses in an unsung corner of Paris

How travelers can stay safe during encounters with wild animals

How to use translation apps and services for travelers

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There's more to see

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When Poulette opened during the pandemic, it was the fast-food joint Copenhagen didn't know it needed, offering juicy fried chicken and tofu sandwiches so spicy they seem sure to ward off any illness. This is still a to-go joint, but now those sandwiches can be enjoyed next door on the terrace of Pompette, the natural wine bar with the same owners. Check out this spot and more in our local's guide to Copenhagen.

On Instagram

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Ever wondered what it's like to be inside a wave? Photographer @clarklittle has been documenting stunning images for years. He recently released a book titled "The Art of Waves." ➡️ Click for a preview.