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Affordable trips and destinations |
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Travel to heal the soul July 24: TODAY’s travel editor Peter Greenberg discusses some vacation opportunities for people going through a tough time. |
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Photo gallery: Your inspiring and unique travels TODAY viewers share their favorite photos of the unique and mesmerizing places that continue to inspire them. |
Great travel deals |
Close-to-home getaways from $99 a night With a shaky economy, hefty gas prices, and mounting airline fees, the traditional summer vacation model is undergoing a slight modification this year. Instead of cross-country road trips or extensive air travel, many of us are opting for "staycations" instead. |
Travel tips and advice |
Tips for coping with turbulent times Working for the airlines these days is sort of like living in America. Times are tough, and you just hope the people in charge know what they are doing, even though you have huge doubts. |
Luxury travel |
Take a dip in style in the best hotel pools Resorts’ aquatic oases have moved far beyond chlorinated squares with diving boards and lifeguard towers. |