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A viral Reddit thread has locals debunking the movie clichés outsiders still believe. Online, you’d think Australians battle lethal spiders before breakfast, every Mexican street is permanently dusty, and France is one big beret and baguette photoshoot. Reality? Not even close, according to one viral r/AskTheWorld thread asking: “What’s something foreigners think is common in…

A new index ranks global cities on wellness, culture, and nature so travelers can plan alcohol-free trips that still feel full. Cutting back on alcohol no longer means skipping trips or staying home. More travelers are building their vacations around wellness, time outside, museums, live events, and good food instead of pub crawls and bar…

A 24-year-old stage actress turned to Reddit after her new boyfriend told her to refuse a standard backstage quick change — or refuse to be in a relationship at all. She and her boyfriend, 25, have been together for four months. She’s a full-time actress and recently started rehearsals for a new show that includes…

If you started traveling in the age of smartphones, it’s hard to imagine planning a big international trip without Google Maps, instant translation, or a million TikToks telling you exactly where to stand for the photo. Someone on Reddit recently asked what travel was like between 2001 and 2009, “before Instagram and the rapid growth…