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Vanita Salisbury
Senior Travel Writer
Articles by Vanita
Late Checkout
By Vanita Salisbury
Maybe It's Time to Go to the Desert And Sleep in a Flying Saucer
It may not be a real spaceship, but Hugh Hefner was still a fan.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
The Very Best Places to Escape to This February
Black History Month and polar bears and, sure, Valentine's Day.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
Arizona’s Trippiest Desert Is One Huge Psychic Vortex (Supposedly)
It’s basically Disneyland for the New Age crowd.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
This Year’s Mardi Gras Turns New Orleans Into a Literal House Party
Take a pic with Big Freedia.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
This Dreamy French Countryside Is Basically A Living Romance Novel
Dream of white horses, skinny French cowboys, and rosé this Valentine's Day.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
Japan's Incredible New Year's Festival Involves 10,000 Semi-Nude Men
And this year, it's going digital.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
Former National Parks and Monuments You Can Still (And Should) Visit
No fancy title? No problem.
By Vanita Salisbury
The Roaming '20s
By Vanita Salisbury
How to Book the Best Workcation on Any Budget
The world is your office.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
Hockey Rules All in This Tiny Midwest Town
They’ve got the World’s Largest Hockey Stick… sort of.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
Do You Have What It Takes to Be Krakow’s Next Bugler?
Must love heights.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
What Makes a National Park a National Park?
Turns out, it's extremely complicated.
By Vanita Salisbury
Travel
By Vanita Salisbury
Resolve to Cry More in 2021
With crying therapy, the Japanese are unlocking the healing power of tears.
By Vanita Salisbury
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