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Alicia Richards writes for the AP wire and freelance for other publications.
Alicia Richards is the founder of Travels With The Crew. This family travel site is loaded with itineraries, tips for traveling with kids, and travel inspiration. Alicia helps busy moms plan vacations that the entire family will love.

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The Millennial Timeshare Boom: Timeshares Are Back but Better

The Millennial Timeshare Boom: Timeshares Are Back but Better

With many of the most expensive being in Las Vegas, are timeshares making a comeback?

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Philadelphia's Culinary Renaissance: The East Coast's Hottest Food Scene

Philadelphia's Culinary Renaissance: The East Coast's Hottest Food Scene

In 2022, Travel + Leisure named Philly, "One of the best Food Cities on the East Coast." While that ruffled a…

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Philadelphia's Culinary Renaissance: The East Coast's Hottest Food Scene

Philadelphia's Culinary Renaissance: The East Coast's Hottest Food Scene

In 2022, Travel + Leisure named Philly, "One of the best Food Cities on the East Coast." While that ruffled a…

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Things to do in Las Vegas that Aren't Drinking or Gambling

Things to do in Las Vegas that Aren't Drinking or Gambling

Las Vegas is also known as "Sin City," but you can have fun in Las Vegas without the sin if you know where to…

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Oops! 6 Things I would do differently if I visited Venice Again.

Oops! 6 Things I would do differently if I visited Venice Again.

I learned the hard way how to visit Venice the wrong way! Here are 6 things I would do differently the next t…

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The Cheapest English Speaking Places to Retire

The Cheapest English Speaking Places to Retire

Want to retire early? Here are some fabulous locations you can retire early to and in style. These English sp…

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In the Stockholm Archipelago, the Islands Are Yours to Roam

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Swedes have a word for the freedom to roam: allemansrätten, meaning “everyman’s right.” Officially translated as the Right of Public Access, it lets anyone walk, swim, and camp in nature, as long as they leave it as they found it. Earlier this year, Visit Sweden turned that idea into a contest. Its Your Swedish Island campaign asked international travelers to make their case for why they deserved to look after one of the country’s 267,570 islands for a year. The five most creative entries won.
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In the Stockholm Archipelago, the Islands Are Yours to Roam

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Swedes have a word for the freedom to roam: allemansrätten, meaning "everyman's right." Officially translated as the Right of Public Access, it lets anyone walk, swim, and camp in nature, as long as they leave it as they found it. Earlier this year, Visit Sweden turned that idea into a contest. Its Your Swedish Island campaign asked international travelers to make their case for why they deserved to look after one of the country's 267,570 islands for a year. The five most creative entries won.
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In the Stockholm Archipelago, the Islands Are Yours to Roam

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