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September 11, 2026 | View Online
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Recently, someone asked me what the most random destination I’ve visited was. I’d have to say it’s a tie between Cephalonia, Greece, and Omaha, Nebraska.
Cephalonia has beautiful beaches, but Nebraska is the birthplace of the commercial TV dinner, the Reuben sandwich, ski lifts, the McRib, Arbor Day, and Kool-Aid, so it might be a bit more interesting than any ole Greek island.
What about you guys? What’s a place you think a lot of people haven’t been to, but you’ve had the joy of experiencing?
In today's edition:
I love you, Omaha,
Arijana
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The kids are back in school and summer is coming to a close, but that doesn't mean you should let the weekend go to waste. Here’s what to do this weekend:
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🍂 It’s not too late to plan a road trip to see all the fall foliage. Check out this helpful visual guide and pick your adventure.
🧙♀️ This weekend, all I care about is Practical Magic 2 hitting the theaters. I might just have to plan a trip to visit the charming small town the first one was filmed in.
🇪🇸 In need of a Euro trip on a budget? Well, check out this new airline launching out of Spain with flights starting for as little as $22!
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Helpful Apps Every Traveler Should Have in Their Back Pocket
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An itinerary is already a lot to plan and organize, so why not make traveling a little easier on yourself? Here are some apps I think every traveler should be using.
✈️ Don’t let your points go to waste
If you need some help figuring out how to use your points, this search engine from seats.aero helps travelers find the best flights for their points. Even the most seasoned travelers shouldn't sleep on this app!
🍽️ Save on dining out
I wish this app sponsored us, but I’m just a big fan of saving money on food. Whenever I travel, I check to see if any of the restaurants on my list are a part of the InKind app. When you pay through the InKind app, which you can link to whatever travel card you have, you’ll get cash back, and that money can be applied to your next meal. Pro tip: Buy a discounted gift card through the app, and you’ll save even more. For instance, if you know you’re about to drop $100 on a meal, you can usually get that amount for just $80 in the app.
💸 Prevent a friendship breakup
A big group trip can be chaotic, and figuring out how to split the expenses for a group trip can be daunting. That’s why I like Splitwise. You can track all your expenses and break down who owes what over the course of the entire trip. No more post-dinner Venmo math or tension over who owes what; just let the app do the work.
💺 Choose the perfect seat
If you’re particular about where you’re seated on a plane, you’ll definitely want to make use of AeroLOPA. This site shows the most up-to-date seat maps so you don’t get tricked into booking a window seat that has no window, for example.
Want more tips on which apps to get? Click here and explore a few more helpful tools.
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I’m not entirely convinced this is real!!
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Having trouble keeping up with all the travel news? Don't worry, we have you covered with our travel news highlights. Here's what you need to know in case you missed it.
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📍 Mammoth, California
Thank you to Heidi for sending in this beautiful picture of an expected scenic view she caught of the San Joaquin River near the Devil’s Postpile National Monument.
Want to send in your own travel pic? Click here to share with us.
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