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What to Do in Sugar Land, Texas, a Diverse, Fast-Growing, Family-Friendly City Just Outside Houston

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By Pauline Frommer 
| Frommer's
The following is a transcript of a recent interview featured on the Frommer’s Travel Show Podcast. The guest was Alison Brooks, assistant director for tourism with Visit Sugar Land. The interview has been edited for length and clarity. Pauline Frommer: I recently had my annual physical, and as always happens, my doctor and I started chatting about travel, specifically his travels.
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The Best U.S. National Parks to Visit in Summer

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By Pauline Frommer 
| Frommer's
Which of the USA’s national parks are at their best in summer? Not all of them. Some get overcrowded and others get overheated (or overcrowded and overheated). If you're looking to avoid the first problem, we've gathered some of the lesser-known parks—places that never get crowded, even in high season, and remain comfortable, weather-wise, despite the calendar. But we’re not neglecting all of the popular and steamy options.
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Private jet to Detroit or middle seat to Paris?

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By Arnie Weissmann , Pauline Frommer , Eddie Frank
| Travel Weekly
At a meeting held by the rewards and loyalty program Arrivia, CEO Mike Nelson asked the audience: "Would you rather travel first class to a second-tier destination or to a world-class city in the worst class?" He cited going to Cleveland or Detroit in a private jet and staying at the Four Seasons versus traveling to Sydney or Paris in a middle seat between two people who brought their "comfort animals," then staying in a hostel with a shared bathroom.
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