Amanda Teague

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I wore the Oura Ring for three months and it changed the way I look at fitness

6 days ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

I’m a huge fan of fitness gadgets. If there’s a new wearable making waves, chances are I’ve already tried it or at least added it to my wishlist. Over the years, I’ve been wowed by a few and let down by many. From tracking every step with an Apple Watch to analyzing my workouts with a Garmin, I’ve tested just about every fitness tracker on the market.
13 Father’s Day gifts for the dad who loves to travel

6 days ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

If you’re like me, you’re starting to panic while searching for the perfect Father’s Day gift for the dad in your life. But if your dad’s happy place is at 35,000 feet, exploring new destinations, or embarking on his next solo travel adventure, you’re in luck. There are plenty of thoughtful and practical travel gifts that will speak to his wanderlust.
13 Father’s Day gifts for the dad who loves to travel

6 days ago | flipboard.com | Amanda Teague

3 hours ago9 European Beach Habits That Shock First-Time TouristsWhat’s the Big Deal? When you imagine European beaches, you might picture turquoise coves in Greece or the bustling sands of Barcelona. But if you’re …2 hours agoSouthwest CEO Says Airline Is ‘Crushing It’ After Free Bag OutrageHe's defending the policy changes.
9 Florida Vacation Spots That Totally Beat Disney (In Price and Fun)

1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Amanda Teague |Calista Headrick

A Disney vacation sounds like the ultimate dream, but the price tag can come as a shock to many. Between park tickets, hotel stays, meals, and souvenirs, the cost can climb faster than a roller coaster drop. If you're looking to make memories without draining your savings, you're not alone. The good news? Florida is full of incredible, affordable vacation spots that offer just as much fun as Disney (and way fewer lines, too).
These are Europe’s best beaches, according to the Telegraph

1 week ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

If you’re planning a trip to Europe this summer, finding the perfect beach to relax and explore is probably high on your list. Telegraph Travel’s destination experts have done the hard work for you, compiling a list of 40 of Europe’s best beaches. Instead of ranking them from best to worst, they grouped the beaches by country, spotlighting standout shores across the continent. Heading to Spain? Don’t miss Bolonia, Andalusia, a stunning beach famous for its vast sand dune.
The 10 safest countries to retire in 2025, ranked by a new study

1 week ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

Are you thinking about retiring abroad and want to choose a safe, welcoming destination? International Living has just released its list of the top 10 safest places to retire in 2025, featuring nine countries and one province. The rankings are based on the latest Global Peace Index scores combined with firsthand accounts from expats living in each location. Topping the list is Portugal, ranked seventh on the Global Peace Index.
This East Coast city was just ranked the best for hockey fans

1 week ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

With the Stanley Cup Finals heating up and hockey fever sweeping the nation, a new study has revealed which U.S. city stands out as the ultimate destination for hockey fans, and surprisingly, it’s not one of the cities currently competing in the finals. WalletHub analyzed 76 U.S. cities using 21 key indicators that make a city ideal for hockey enthusiasts. These factors ranged from ticket affordability, stadium capacity, and team performance to fan engagement and local support for the sport.
Discover Croatia’s coast on 5 new luxury cruises

1 week ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

Sail Croatia is setting a new standard for summer travel with the launch of its first-ever Luxury Explorer cruises, offering travelers a chance to experience the Adriatic like never before. With five exclusive departures available this summer, guests can sail aboard Queen Jelena or Esperanza, two of the fleet’s most elegant and spacious ships.
Don’t forget your shades - this city leads for sun, heat, and UV risk

1 week ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

If you’re planning a sunny escape this summer, make sure your sunglasses are packed, and not just for style. According to a new study by Overnight Glasses, Cairo, Egypt, ranks as the number one global destination where eye protection is most essential, thanks to its intense combination of heat, sunshine, and ultraviolet exposure. The study analyzed 46 popular vacation hotspots using four key metrics: UV Index, average summer sunshine hours, temperature, and humidity.
This famously safe country is now under a sudden U.S. travel advisory

1 week ago | themanual.com | Amanda Teague

Switzerland, long celebrated for its neutrality, low crime rates, and overall stability, has been quietly placed under a Level 1 travel advisory by the U.S. Department of State as of May 20. While a Level 1 notice, the lowest on the State Department’s four-tier scale, simply advises travelers to “exercise normal precautions,” the move raised eyebrows for its suddenness and lack of explanation. The advisory update came without fanfare or detail.

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