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Three Alternatives to Air Travel for Long-Distance Trips in the US

15.04.2026 10:33 1 min 1 source
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American families are increasingly opting for alternatives to air travel for long-distance trips. Using motorhomes CAN save up to 30% on family vacations, trains offer scenic routes with a lower carbon footprint, and transatlantic liners like the Queen Mary 2 eliminate jet lag.

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15.04.2026 infobae SPA

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