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A mom who's been traveling with her kids for 19 years opts for cheap, unique accommodations over all-inclusive resorts

Tara Cannon and her family have explored over 30 countries. She says unique, affordable stays are perfect for parents traveling with kids.

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Aug 12 2024
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A mom who's been traveling with her kids for 19 years opts for cheap, unique accommodations over all-inclusive resorts

Tara Cannon has taken her kids to more than 30 countries and loves staying in unique accommodations.TheBetterBeyond.com

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Promises of happier, healthier living drove tourists to Costa Rica in droves. Now, locals say the Blue Zone lifestyle is dying out.