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Megan DeMatteo is a globally syndicated service journalist, travel writer, creator and fractional editor consulting for leading brands and media properties. She writes a regular travel column as one of the 30 inaugural Yahoo Creators and has written for Dwell, Fodor's Travel, Sherwood News, Marie Claire, Insider, and more.

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This National Park Will Let You Spend the Night in a 200-Year-Old Lockhouse

This National Park Will Let You Spend the Night in a 200-Year-Old Lockhouse

Hugging the Potomac from D.C. to the Appalachian foothills, the C&O Canal is best experienced by bicycle and …

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The Indigenous Artists Choosing Community Over Virality

The Indigenous Artists Choosing Community Over Virality

Indigenous musicians like Xiuhtezcatl, Geneviève Gros-Louis, and Cecil Tso are redefining success in the stre…

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At this Ybor City hotel, check-in comes with a cigar and 140 years of American history

At this Ybor City hotel, check-in comes with a cigar and 140 years of American history

Hotel Haya's Heritage Edit package treats guests with hand-rolled cigars, a J.C. Newman factory tour and a st…

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Musicians Speak on the Impact of Getting a U.S. Artist Visa

Musicians Speak on the Impact of Getting a U.S. Artist Visa

The O-1 visa has become one of the biggest obstacles facing international artists who want to tour in the U.S…

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Transforming favelas with hands-on volunteering, consulting

Transforming favelas with hands-on volunteering, consulting

A Mastercard team's volunteer work in São Paulo favelas coupled with strategic nonprofit consulting is buildi…

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Americans want a second passport and are willing to pay

Americans want a second passport and are willing to pay

Trump's win sparked a 1,514% surge in Americans searching for how to leave the country, permanently. A burgeo…

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Remember that sailboat from Wedding Crashers? You can actually race on it

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Unimaginably Good Travel and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Rachel McAdams appears in a sailing scene filmed on the schooner Woodwind II for the 2005 film Wedding Crashers, set on the Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis, Md. (Wedding Crashers) It's been over 20 years since Wedding Crashers brought crab cakes, football, and Chesapeake Bay sailing culture to the big screen, and the 74-foot schooner from the film is still sailing out of Annapolis.
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The world's busiest airports and the people they are named after

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Dolly Parton could soon join a list of notable figures whose names greet travelers at the world's busiest airports. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced this week his intent to rename Nashville International Airport in her honor, which makes this a fitting moment to look at who else has received the same honor in the world's airports. Nashville's current airport currently has a namesake, but it's sort of hidden. The airport opened as Berry Field after Colonel Harry S.
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20 Alaska facts so unique, you'll want to book a trip immediately

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By Megan DeMatteo Verified
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Did you know that a cat is the official mayor of Talkeetna, Alaska? Or that Juneau, the state capital, has no roads leading in or out? The whole state of Alaska experiences roughly 40,000 earthquakes a year—more than any other in the country—and it's home to more national park land than the other 49 states combined. Surprising facts, huh? But the more you know about Alaska, the less surprising they are.
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