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Now is the perfect time to take a spring road trip because there’s nothing more liberating than hitting the open road.
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Oklahoma is home to some of the nation’s most beautiful and enjoyable state parks.
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Oklahomans, don’t leave the state for spring break.
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The Omni Oklahoma City Hotel is set to open on Tuesday, Jan.26.
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After the tumultuous year we all experienced in 2020, living off the grid sounds better than ever.
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Okay, so the trees aren’t really talking. But there is an eerie beauty to the Talking Trees Area of Roman Nose State Park.
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Tulsa is most famously known as the “Oil Capital of the World,” and more recently it is getting noticed for its growing restaurant and live music scene.
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Beaver Dunes Park, located in the panhandle, is a must-visit destination if you love the outdoors and ATV riding.
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Whether you need a weekend away from the kids, or a respite from the challenges of everyday life, this beautiful lakefront lodge is your ticket to happiness.
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Sixty-eight percent of travelers say they feel safe when traveling in their personal car, so as COVID-19 continues to disrupt our summer, there are a few tips to making sure you make the best out of your next road trip.
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Spring break is just around the corner! Whether your travel plans include basking in the sun or skiing in the mountains, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is offering some travel safety tips before you hit the road.
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Planning your next trip? Step out of the box with these unusual, eye-catching Airbnbs throughout the states.
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Did you know you can plan a trip to Taos, New Mexico, on a budget? New Mexico is a tourist destination with local amenities.
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Get organized with handmade leather cable organizers from Etsy.
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Introducing children to the great outdoors is about more than just building extraordinary memories.
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From the vantage point of 30,000 feet, most cities are indistinguishable. Certainly, most cities are not clearly labeled for the benefit of passing aviators. Tulsa is not like most cities, however.
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No more marathon road trips or flights taken just to get a passport renewed in time.
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The spa, great food, hiking trails on site and an easy drive from home were the reasons we chose Brasstown…
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My needs are quite specific when it comes to a suitcase. It must be expandable, have a front zippered section large enough for my laptop, be lightweight and in any color other than black. Oh, and it has to have four wheels.
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Last month, Canada passed new air-passenger-protection laws that compensate individuals whose flights have been canceled or delayed. Passengers whose flights are delayed by certain amounts of time, or canceled, will be entitled to as much as $1,000 Canadian but only if the flights are canceled or delayed by factors within an airline’s control.
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Did you know you can stay in a covered wagon in Robbers Cave State Park, a floating villa at Lake Murray or a treehouse at Ra’s Eufala Treehouse Tree-sort?
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While you may think of camping sites, lodges and cabins for park accommodations, some offer lodging a bit more out-of-the box. We recently stayed in a 1970s barrel cabin in Unicoi State Park in North Georgia, so named because it’s shaped like a giant barrel.
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The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority wants you stay safe when driving on roads, turnpikes and through construction work zones so that you reach your destination safely.
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Last month, the tech giant Google took big steps into the world of online travel, introducing the Google Trips app to its online platform.
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“Give a girl the right shoes, and she can conquer the world,” Marilyn Monroe said. I don’t know about conquering it, but I do know the right shoes are key to seeing the world. The struggle to find the right shoes is real.
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Here are some tips for saving money while vacationing this spring, courtesy of MyBankTracker.com.
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Interested in traveling this spring break? CPN Cultural Heritage Center allows you to travel through time as you explore Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s traditions and beliefs.
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Spring break is approaching, and the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is offering five travel-safety tips to follow before you hit the road.
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When I lived in Arlington, VA, I really enjoyed traveling. Arlington was in a prime location near an international airport and was central to other cities on the coast.
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The results of our first poll on The Travel 100 are in! Is it rude to recline your seat all the way on an airline? The options:
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When winter weather hits, Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) snow and tow plows aren’t far behind. OTA’s concern for driver safety is growing, as more snow plows are hit by motorists who become distracted or impatient when following.