Sampling the quintessentially Dutch pastime of wadlopen, or “mud walking,” in the tidal flats of the Wadden Sea.

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Sampling the quintessentially Dutch pastime of wadlopen, or “mud walking,” in the tidal flats of the Wadden Sea.

  • Diane Daniel
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A month after Greece reopened to many foreign visitors, an idyllic cruise aboard the 148-passenger Wind Star.

  • Alex Pulaski
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In a city with more than 200 museums to choose from, the smaller gems are often overlooked.

  • David Farley
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What’s in store for fall travel? Get answers to this and other travel questions.

Travel section writers and editors answer your questions Monday, August 16, at 2 p.m.

Will the delta variant change your travel plans? The Post answers your questions.

Washington Post travel reporters will answer your questions on Thursday at noon.

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How to prove your vaccine status abroad, food and masking on planes and fun activities for kids in New York City

Read a transcript of the Travel section’s weekly online discussion.

Walks at daybreak allow travelers to see facets of city life that they would otherwise miss.

  • Nancy Nathan
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Over-the-top attractions are a sure bet among the new offerings in Sin City.

  • Jen Rose Smith
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Scarcity isn’t the only rental car issue this summer. Here are some tips for surviving the “carpocalypse.”

“We know there’s three sides to every story: the first side, the second side and the truth,” says the owner of Nez Perce Tourism. “We like to share the truth.”

  • Julia Duin
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Trestles and tunnels make these Idaho trails unlike any other bike paths in the U.S.

  • Justin Franz
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Each airline is making its own decisions about how to reintroduce meals and alcohol.

  • Liza Weisstuch
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Artifacts both macabre and miraculous are on view at these U.S. museums dedicated to medical history.

  • Liz Langley
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In Italy, delightful smaller cities and towns, plus lakes, mountains and islands, are reachable via public transportation.

  • Elizabeth Heath
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Rising hospitalizations, mostly among the unvaccinated, due to the hyper-transmissible delta variant have forced some would-be travelers to reconsider whether it’s safe to take their trips.

The outdoors is the main draw in this Arizona city, but striking new museum offerings may tempt visitors indoors.

  • Jen Rose Smith
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  • Perspective

Many travelers seem to be having second thoughts about fall and winter travel, and are watching how the latest outbreak unfolds.

On Maui and around the world, local legends and myths add a nuanced sense of time and place to travel destinations.

  • Walter Nicklin
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Driving the Vestfjardaleidin, a new 590-mile driving route through Iceland’s least-visited region.

  • Jen Rose Smith
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Headed to the Hudson Valley? Here’s what to do, eat, buy, read and more.

  • Debra Bruno
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For tourists in Germany, “Corona” rules are strict but easy to follow.

  • Gina Rich
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Experts have tips for traveling safely in the Western United States, including packing wisely, heeding warnings and buying insurance.

  • Rachel Walker
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If you’re traveling to Europe this summer, stick to one country or travel with an organized group; save the Grand Tour for 2022. Grand Tour is UC. it’s a proper name

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