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fromTravel + Leisure
3 weeks agoThis Arizona Town Is a Hidden Gem Along U.S. Route 66
For years, Route 66 served as the main artery for westward migration-until the faster Interstate Highway System, including I-40, assumed that role. Route 66 was officially decommissioned in 1985. A couple of years later, a group of Seligman locals, spearheaded by barber Angel Delgadillo, formed the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona to recognize the cultural significance of the thoroughfare and preserve its legacy.
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2 months agoThe Most Affordable City In America For Digital Nomads Is An Underrated Midwest Hub - Islands
When Tsugio Makimoto and David Manners published their book "Digital Nomad" in 1997, they envisioned a future in which technological innovation and accessibility of travel had fostered a nonlocalized global workforce. True to form, as many as 18.1 million Americans described themselves as digital nomads in a recent MBO Partners survey, capitalizing on visa deregulations in countries across the world. But for those who prefer to stay in the U.S., the city of Springfield, Missouri, is raising its hand as an appealing alternative to jet-setting abroad.
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fromTravel + Leisure
4 months agoThis Picturesque Road Trip Is the Most-searched Route in the U.S. - and It Passes by Mountains and Beaches
The Pacific Coast Highway is the most searched-for American road trip, followed by Route 66, based on combined Google search data compiled by Rustic Pathways.
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4 months agoThe SoCal Fast-Food Founder Who Cooked 2 Million Chickens, Bought A Town, And Opened A McDonald's Museum - Tasting Table
Albert Okura built Juan Pollo, cooked millions of chickens, revitalized an abandoned Route 66 California town, and upheld his family's pursuit of the American dream.
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