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Table for One September is one of the most popular months for solo travel and dining so KAYAK and OpenTable are teaming up to launch a solo travel and dining guide, a source for solo travel destinations, must-visit restaurants, and expert tips. OpenTable is dishing out the top 5 solo dining spots in a variety of destinations, based on their popularity among solo diners, plus a selection of restaurants beloved by OpenTable staff for solo dining. Here are their suggestions when you're looking for a table for one.
Practice Flights and Calm Spaces: Making Room for Neurodivergent Travelers Travel, by nature, brings with it changes in routine and environment, unpredictable situations, and oftentimes,
sensory overload — all of which can be overwhelming to neurodivergent individuals. Airlines, hotels, theme parks, and others are working to ease the challenges of travel for people with autism, A.D.H.D., and other “invisible disabilities.” From The New York Times, here is a sampling of the changes that various sectors of the industry are making to welcome neurodivergent travelers.
Seeing America By Train Christine Mi started in Northern California, and over the course of 80 hours, 12 states and 3,397 miles, meandered
alongside deserts, forests, mountains, rivers; through coal plants, suburban backyards, vast cornfields, and the occasional big city, ending in NYC. In this Washington Post article she tells the story in text and illustrations of what it’s really like to travel across the United States by rail.