Things to do
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Travel planning · Things to do
Carry-On Liquid Rules for the US, EU and UK
If you pack a carry-on bag for a flight from the United States, the European Union or the United Kingdom, the liquid rules determine how much shampoo, sunscreen, medicine and baby formula you can take through security.
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Travel planning · Things to do
How to Reduce Jet Lag
Jet lag happens when your body clock stays set to your home time zone after you arrive in a new one.
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Europe · Things to do
How the Interrail Pass Works
Interrail is a rail pass for train travel in Europe. It covers the fare on trains that accept it, but seat reservations cost a separate fee on many routes.
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Travel planning · Things to do
eSIMs for International Travel
An eSIM is a built-in chip in your phone that stores a mobile plan, so you add a plan by downloading it instead of inserting a plastic SIM card.
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Andorra · Things to do
Getting to Andorra
Andorra is a small mountain country in the Pyrenees, between Spain and France.
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Iceland · Things to do
Seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland
The northern lights, or aurora, are bands of green, pink, or purple light that form when charged particles from the sun hit the upper atmosphere.
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Iceland · Things to do
Whale Watching in Iceland
Whale watching in Iceland means a boat trip of usually two to three hours from a harbor to look for whales, dolphins, and porpoises.
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Iceland · Things to do
How to Visit the Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula.
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Portugal · Things to do
Levada Walks in Madeira
A levada is a narrow water channel with a walking path beside it.
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Portugal · Things to do
Portuguese Pastries to Try
Portugal's best-known pastry, the pastel de nata, is a small custard tart with a crisp, caramelized shell.
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