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Unique trips are an Austin specialty. When you plan a trip to a city with this much to do, it can be hard to pick and choose. That's why we asked around and made a list of the things that visitors love and locals can't get enough of. From stand-up paddle boarding and music venues for every taste to eclectic restaurants and vintage shopping finds, explore our favorite activities, events and things to do on the Austin Insider Blog then start planning a trip you won't be able to stop talking about.

Let us help you plan your next trip with resources like our Visitor Guide . Download a digital copy or order your free printed guide, packed with insider advice, local recommendations, neighborhood guides and more. Sign up for our  free eNewsletter , and we'll keep you posted monthly on the best things to do each season, upcoming events, the hottest bars and best brunches and attraction deals. Looking for more tailored advice? Check out our library of  Itineraries , with guides for every interest and budget. Once you're ready to get away, look for discounts on restaurants, hotel packages, rideshares, tours, concerts and more with Austin Insider Deals , special deals and coupons from local businesses for visitors like you!

Start your Austin vacation at the official Austin Visitor Center & Gift Shop . Pick up free maps and brochures and enjoy complimentary WiFi, clean restrooms, a cell phone recharge station and Austin and Texas-themed gifts, novelties and oddities. Let their friendly staff help you pick the tour or activity that's best for you, then book directly in store or online. History lovers will love the Downtown Guided Walking Tours , led by knowledgeable Visitor Center guides. Still looking for Austin souvenirs? Shop our convenient Online Store , where you can find apparel, books, ornaments and more.

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Welcome to Enchanting Texas, our Texas travel blog. Ready for some Texas-sized fun?

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New Texas rest areas near Van Horn seek to improve I-10 road trips, safety

Highway travelers crossing a long, lonely stretch of West Texas desert have a new spot on Interstate 10 to take a break with the opening of modern new rest stops outside of Van Horn.

The new Culberson County "safety rest areas" are on I-10, both east and west, nine miles east of Van Horn and will replace the old rest areas four miles outside of Van Horn, the Texas Department of Transportation said.

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The new 24-hour rest areas — which opened to the public on Saturday, June 1 — took into account location, design and amenities in an effort to entice drivers to stop and rest to help fight off road fatigue, TxDOT said in a news release.

"Driver fatigue is a major cause of serious traffic crashes across the state," Brent Johnson, TxDOT roadside facilities section director, said in a statement.

Driver fatigue can be a challenge on the more than 500-mile drive across long stretches of desolate desert between El Paso and San Antonio.

Texas safety rest areas seek to improve road trips

New "safety rest areas" across Texas feature air-conditioned and heated restrooms, wireless internet, indoor exhibits, a tornado shelter, office space for law enforcement and enhanced security, including surveillance cameras, the state transportation department said.

There will be parking spaces for 58 commercial trucks and 27 cars at each of the Culberson County rest sites, which also has a shaded playground and walking paths, officials said. Visitors can stay up to 24 hours at a rest stop per state law.

The Culberson County Safety Rest Area will be similar to the Pecos County Safety Rest Area on I-10, which opened in 2018 located 26 miles west of Fort Stockton.

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The Culberson County safety rest areas "not only will help make for safer trips with state-of-the-art amenities, but also highlight the historical regional importance to everyone that stops by," El Paso District Engineer Tomas Trevino said in a statement.

The facility has educational exhibits on the Guadalupe Mountains, the 1850s' Butterfield Overland Mail Coach Trail and Blue Origin space travel rocket launches near Van Horn, Trevino said.

The Culberson County sites are the newest of 76 safety rest areas along the roads and highways of Texas, TxDOT said.

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Two dozen United Airlines passengers fell ill on flight; many had been on cruise

Around two dozen passengers fell ill on a United Airlines flight from Vancouver, Canada to Houston, Texas on Friday.

Approximately 25 people traveling in a group of 75 had nausea, according to Capt. Sedrick Robinett of the Houston Fire Department. HFD evaluated three passengers upon the plane’s arrival at George Bush Intercontinental Airport but none were transported to the hospital, he said.

“Several passengers who had been on the same cruise and did not feel well were on United Flight 1528 from Vancouver to Houston Friday night,” United told USA TODAY in an emailed statement. The airline did not answer a question about what cruise line or ship the flyers had been traveling on before their flight.

“United Airlines is actively coordinating with health authorities to address the situation,” the airline’s statement continued. “As a precautionary measure, the aircraft will be removed from service and go through a deep cleaning before returning to service. Ensuring the health and safety of our passengers and crew remains our top priority.”

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The Houston Health Department referred a request for comment to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

"Public health officers from CDC’s Houston Port Health Station worked with EMS to evaluate ill passengers on board," a CDC spokesperson said in an emailed statement. "Most of the ill passengers reported mild GI symptoms. No passengers were noted to have a fever during the flight or upon public health assessment at landing. No passengers met CDC criteria for further public health follow-up. Passengers from the flight continued with their travel plans."

The news comes after dozens of passengers on a Condor flight from Mauritius to Frankfurt, Germany mysteriously became sick with nausea and vomiting last month.

Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Nashville. You can reach him at [email protected].

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Bark Air, a new airline for dogs, set to take its first flight

By Megan Cerullo

Edited By Anne Marie Lee

Updated on: May 23, 2024 / 10:57 AM EDT / MoneyWatch

Bark Air, a new airline that puts dogs before their human companions, will take its first flight Thursday. Its sold-out maiden voyage will depart New York for Los Angeles at 4:00 p.m. EST. 

Bark, a pet company founded in 2011 that sells dog food and other products, announced the new aviation experience for canines in April. It's the second air travel service to market itself as catering to pets before human passengers, recognizing how stressful and uncomfortable commercial air travel can be for animals . United Kingdom-based public charter operator K9 jets also lets passengers' pets travel next to them in the aircraft cabin, versus in crates in commercial aircraft cargo holds.

"We are excited to take the insights we've learned over the years to create an experience that is truly dog-first, which is drastically different from just accepting dogs – from the ground to the skies," Bark co-founder and CEO Matt Meeker said in April. "We believe this initiative will elevate awareness of our brand's mission and values, introduce more dog lovers to the Bark family, and help enrich the lives of dogs and their people around the world." 

The first flight from New York to Los Angeles Thursday is sold out, according to Bark's booking website. The company said it launched the air travel experience to make long-distance travel more comfortable for dogs that don't fit under the seats in front of passengers on commercial aircraft. 

"Too often, dogs are denied travel, confined to a duffle bag, or endure the stress of flying in cargo," the company said in announcing the flights in April.

Bark Air says it will offer "white paw service" to its canine customers — who'll even get to socialize with other dogs in what the company calls a "dog-centric" cabin configuration. Like first-class human passengers, dogs on board will be offered treats, noise-canceling ear muffs, a beverage of their choice and other surprises, the company said. 

Initially, the service will fly between the New York City metro area and Los Angeles, as well as from New York to London. More routes will be added soon, the company said. 

Bark Air will operate as a public charter service, flying on spacious Gulfstream G5 jets. It does not own or operate any aircraft. Each dog ticket comes with a pass for one human. Families may also purchase additional passes. Children under the age of 18 are not permitted aboard. There are no size or breed restrictions for dogs. 

The service doesn't come cheap. A one-way flight from New York to Los Angeles in June costs $6,000 for one dog and one human. A New York to London ticket costs $8,000. 

Meeker acknowledged the service's high cost in a May letter, but said he expects prices to come down as demand climbs.

"This is cost-prohibitive for most families, but less expensive than most options today. And this is also how most innovative products and services began," he said. "Televisions, telephones, VCRs and DVD players, to automobiles, train and boat travel, and, yes, even human air travel — all of these started with very high prices until demand was proven and the costs could be brought lower by serving the masses."

Megan Cerullo is a New York-based reporter for CBS MoneyWatch covering small business, workplace, health care, consumer spending and personal finance topics. She regularly appears on CBS News 24/7 to discuss her reporting.

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