A passenger’s snack choice of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos recently caused an extra layer of security screening at Los Angeles International Airport.

Emily Mei, 25, told USA TODAY that TSA officers at LAX pulled her aside Friday to search her carry-on bag which contained at least 12 bags of the Hot Cheetos.

“I thought they were going to reach their hand in and see that there was nothing suspicious,” she told USA Today.

But to her surprise, officers began inspecting each bag individually using test strips.

Mei, an Instagram influencer with more than 400,000 followers took to Twitter to show her followers what was going down.

“Will never forget the day TSA stopped me cuz they thought I was hiding (expletive) inside my bag cuz all I had was like 20 bags of Hot Cheetos,” she wrote.

If you’re wondering why she had so many bags of the spicy snack, Mei told said they were for her friends back in South Korea.

“Apparently it’s hard to get in Korea, so my friends always ask me to bring it for them LOL,” she revealed.

She told USA Today that she always makes space in her luggage for American foods and snacks, including cereal, candy, and clearly, Cheetos.

She stuffed the Hot Cheetos in her carry-on because she couldn’t fit them all in her suitcase.

TSA hasn’t responded to the incident but Frito-Lay, the brand behind the snacks applauded her for the effort of trying to get the cheese puffs in a different location.

“The thought that someone would take the time to bring bags of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos to a friend halfway around the world – and seeing the video of it in action – made us smile,” said Brandi Ray, senior director of marketing for Cheetos, in a statement.

There’s an insane flight deal going on right now that may be the lowest to Bali yet.

China Eastern has deals to Bali for as low as $407 round-trip. Of course, with any good deals that seem too good to be true, there are some restrictions. The seats are limited and most flights found on Skyscanner require a more than 30-hour layover.

Ready to pack your bags for Bali? Here’s how to snag this deal.

From New York

There are a few round-trip flight deals to Bali leaving New York for April 2020 that range from $407 through $450, according to Skyscanner.

The cheapest flight option is for April 10 through April 23 for $407 round-trip. There’s a 44-hour layover in Shanghai, so plan accordingly.

Follow this link to book your flight.

From San Francisco

If you’re traveling from the San Francisco area, you don’t have to wait to travel to Bali like New Yorkers. There are deals running for as low as $451 on China Southern Airlines.

Plug-in Nov. 5 through Nov. 14 as your travel dates for the cheapest flight option in Skyscanner.

There are two short layovers with this flight option there and back. One is in Wuhan, China and the other is in Guangzhou.

From Chicago

Those of you flying from Chicago will truly enjoy this deal as the cheapest option will have you in Bali at the end of October for as low as $510 round-trip but seats are limited.

Use Oct. 28 through Nov. 7 as your travel dates in Skyscanner.

The cheapest flight option includes a layover in Shanghai on the way there, and layovers in Beijing and Shangai on the way back.

If a trip to Bali is in your plans, head over to TN Plus to download your 7-day Bali itinerary for your guide to Bali hotels, restaurants, local activities, travel deals and more.

From October 11th until October 27th you can re-live your childhood by booking a night at the Lisa Frank Flat.

That’s right, Lisa Frank, the brand we all coveted during the 90s.

The Lisa Frank Flat is a rental property located in downtown Los Angeles and with the help of Hotels.com, it is now every Lisa Frank lover’s wildest dream come true.

Hotels.com states that the customized ’90s flat “explodes with Lisa Frank’s colorful prints and playful characters.”

Features in the flat include “a technicolor rainbow window display, a light-up canopy bed, and an Instagram-worthy wall mural.”

The Lisa Frank details are so intricate that even the toilet paper holder is a dolphin-head-shaped Lisa Frank design.

Additionally, you can feed your nostalgic cravings by heading to the kitchen stocked with snacks from the 90s like Gushers, Cheez Balls, Pixy Stix, and Fun Dip.

Oh, and did we mention the kitchen cabinets are filled with stuffed animals?

After being induced with food-coma, head to the bedroom featuring a light-up canopy bed after slipping on one of the complimentary limited-edition bathrobes, slippers and sleep masks.

The President of Hotels.com, Adam Jay, says: “We wanted to design a room that celebrates all things ’90s, and nothing screams childhood nostalgia more than these iconic designs.”

Jay continues by saying, “Hotels.com is thrilled to bring this dream room to lif and reward travelers with a blast from their past.”

You can book a night’s stay at the Lisa Frank Flat starting on October 11th.

Prices start at $199 per night.

You may want to start planning a trip to LA soon because the U.S.’s first cannabis cafe just opened in the City of Angels.

Lowell Farms: A Cannabis Cafe opened Tuesday and merges cuisine and cannabis. According to CNN, the restaurant says it is the first business in the United States to receive a fully legal cannabis consumption license out of 300 applicants.

The head chef of Lowell Farms, Andrea Drummer, has tailored the menu at the restaurant to be a reflection of Californian cuisine. There will be seasonal dishes made to complement the effects of THC.

Lowell Farms says the dishes served will not be infused with cannabis because of the current cannabis legislation.

A spokeswoman of Lowell Farms told CNN, “Lowell Farms: A Cannabis Cafe will serve as a welcoming and safe environment for all to enjoy and learn about consumption in the newly legal world of cannabis.”

Other offerings of the restaurant will be a “first-of-its-kind nightlife experience” and “tableside flower service” which will have a “flower host” explaining to customers the various strains along with flavors and effects.

When you visit the cafe, you will be able to use bongs, joints, and pipes to smoke marijuana. There will be both smoking and non-smoking designated areas within the 5,900-square foot space.

In a statement, the restaurant says: “Lowell Farms: A Cannabis Cafe was created because we believed there needed to be a destination for everyone to openly enjoy cannabis in the community. Lowell Cafe is a welcoming space for those who are cannabis connoisseurs and those who are cana-curious and looking to experience cannabis in a welcoming atmosphere.”

Edibles will also be sold at the restaurant.

Lowell Farms will be opened daily from 12 pm – 10 pm.

Have you ever wondered what the experience is like in the city of love during the month of love?

With this latest flight deal, you may not have to wonder too much longer as round-trip flights to Paris can be purchased for as low as $261 round-trip.

Before we get to the deal, here’s what to know about Paris in February.

Weather In February

The weather in February is cold, and temperatures average anywhere from 35 to 46 degrees. Make sure you pack a good coat, warm sweaters, socks, hats, and gloves, and make sure you have an umbrella that’s handy.

Events In February

Spring and summer obviously is the time of year when there are a ton of events and festivals in Paris but Valentine’s Day in the French capital offers plenty to do. Attractions that are usually booked due to the busy tourism season are usually available and cheaper. You can take a cruise along the Seine River, Discover the secrets of the Marais, take a vintage tour around the city, and tour popular museums and attractions without the crowds.

Where to Stay In February

February is a great time to take advantage of low-season fares. If you plan well ahead and book your stay a few months in advance, you will be able to score good deals on trains, hotels, and attraction tickets.

Speaking of low-fares, here’s how to book a round-trip flight to Paris for as low as $261 round-trip.

From New York

Finnair has a flight to Paris from New York for $261 round-trip, according to Skyscanner. Use Feb. 17 through Feb. 27 as your travel dates.

The cheapest option requires a 25 hour-layover in Helinski, Finland. If seeing the Northern Lights in person is on your to-do list, we highly recommend this two-for-one flight deal. If you want a direct flight there and back, book the nonstop flight for $9 more.

From Miami

Air Canada is coming through with the flight deals to Paris from Miami and those of you traveling can purchase a round-trip flight deal for $304, according to Skyscanner.

Flights booked on Air Canada this February will include layovers in Montreal and Toronto.

Use Feb. 11 through Feb. 19 as your travel dates for these low fares.

From Los Angeles

There are a few mix-and-match deals to Paris from Los Angeles but you have to be quick and book this ASAP because seats are limited.

The cheapest option to Paris is on KLM and Air France airlines for $368 round-trip, according to Skyscanner. Use Feb. 17 through Feb. 27 as your travel dates. On the way to Paris, there is a 12-hour layover in Amsterdam.

Now that you’re going to Paris, you should download our 7-Day Paris City Guide! It comes complete with an itinerary, restaurant suggestions, hotel recommendations, events, and so much more. Become a TN Plus member to access city guides for Paris and other popular travel destinations.

California produces 90% of all wine in the United States, with most of that wine coming from Napa and Sonoma valleys in northern California. However, there are many renowned wineries and wine tasting experiences in Los Angeles worth checking out.

Malibu Wine Safari or Hike

In true Los Angeles form, Malibu Wine Hikes offers hikes through the Malibu hills and scenic vineyards. For $35 per person, you get to explore the vineyards of Saddlerock Ranch while enjoying a flight of 3 different wines. Malibu Wine Safari is another option where you will explore the 1,000 acre Saddlerock Ranch and vineyard in Malibu via a custom-built open-air Safari vehicle. You’ll make stops along the way to take in the scenery, taste local wines, and get up close and personal with animals including zebras, camels, alpacas, bison, and even Stanley the Giraffe.

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Zuri Wine Tours

Zuri Wine Tours offers events throughout the year as well as private wine tours. You and your group will depart from Los Angeles on the Zuri Wine Bus, serving continental breakfast with mimosas prior to your arrival in Los Olivos and Solvang. Solvang is a small Dutch-inspired village filled with wineries and wine tasting bars to fill your appetite.

Malibu Discovery

Enjoy a day of indulgence tasting wines in Malibu and discovering the Wine Country tucked away in LA’s backyard region of the Santa Monica Mountains. Malibu Discovery offers a variety of tours through the Malibu wine country that include the Malibu Brunch & Wine Tour, Twilight Wine & Dine Tour, Malibu Wine & Sightseeing Tour, and others.

X Wine Railroad

You will feel transported back to another time when aboard the X Wine Railroad that departs from Los Angeles’ Union Station. The train will take you up the stunning Pacific coast to Santa Barbara where a luxury van will then take you to Los Olivos wine country, where you will enjoy tastings and a wine crawl. The cost is $369 roundtrip.

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Hidden Malibu Wine Country Tours

Reserve ahead of time for Hidden Malibu Wine Country tours that offer a guided tour of Rosenthal and Cielo estates, plus wine tastings. They have exclusive access to the most beautiful private vineyard estates in the Santa Monica mountains. Your group will also stop for lunch and can add a horseback-riding option for a full day’s outing. 

Since 2017, Kia Patterson has independently owned and operated the first black-owned grocery store in Compton, Grocery Outlet, providing organic produce at an affordable price in the underprivileged neighborhood.

The USDA named Compton a “food desert” in 2013, referring to the city’s insufficient access to affordable, healthy foods, compared to other neighborhoods. The executive director of the Community Health Councils Lark Galloway-Gilliam once called the population “malnourished,” referring to the boatload of local fast-food restaurants. He works to encourage healthy policies in South Los Angeles. “What we don’t have is healthy, fresh, crisp fruits and vegetables. In its place, we see processed foods,” he said.

Residents complained of having to drive miles to other areas just to buy fruits and veggies that weren’t “rotten, unripe or flavorless.” Despite the implementation of weekly farmer’s markets and other health food events, Compton still wasn’t getting enough until Patterson came along. 

Grocery Outlet guarantees their customers 100% satisfaction, by hiring local friendly staff, and organic products at a cost of 60% less than traditional grocery stores. The 38-year-old entrepreneur and Compton native took ownership of the store after completing training with the company and developing a business plan that offered jobs to her family and the community. 

“I have my cousins working here with me, my brother, my niece, and nephew. That’s really encouraging and with most companies, you’re not allowed to do that,” Patterson told LA Sentinel. “They really care. A lot of other companies are primarily about money and profit. They lose the people portion of the business and that’s the main purpose of Grocery Outlet. You’re able to work with your family.”

Her background and experience came from working for another grocery franchise, Smart & Final. While there, she was recruited by Grocery Outlet to help expand their grocery chain with 100 additional stores in Los Angeles. I’d like to think her hands-on approach and willingness to work right alongside her staff contributed her ownership and why the store has still thrived over the last two years.

Patterson supports local youth and education and gives back to her community through fundraisers for various schools and helping college students establish a low-cost food pantry with El Camino Compton Center.

“It’s not only about providing good-quality food. What I’ve always been about is giving back. It’s about playing that role, helping with fundraising with schools, and being there not just to say, ‘Hey, come get your groceries from me,’ but also helping out the community,” she told Civil Eats.

Visit Pattern and Grocery Outlet in Compton at 2175 West Rosecrans Avenue, open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Art-lovers, if you find yourself in the City of Angeles be sure to support these museums and galleries that not only exhibit works by black artists, but are also black-owned and fabulous.

California African American Museum

Founded in 1977, the California African American Museum (CAAM) is located in Exposition Park in South Los Angeles. The Museum’s permanent collection houses 4,000 objects that span landscape painting and portraiture, modern and contemporary art, historical objects and print materials and mixed-media artworks. According to the website, the museum “has a strong mandate to support the work of under-represented artists of color and to think expansively about the way African American artists have contributed to American culture and the world at large.”

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The William Grant Still Arts Center

The WGSAC was also founded in 1977 and offers summer camp, creative workshops, music and art classes for adults and youth, an exhibition space, and concerts for free or low-cost to be accessible to everyone in the community.  The art center is located in the mid-city area of Los Angeles.

The Mayme A. Clayton Library and Museum

The mission of the Mayme A. Clayton Library & Museum (MCLM) is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and celebrate the unique history and cultural heritage of Americans of African descent. MCLM’s vision is to serve as a world-class cultural institution dedicated to educating audiences about the legacy of African and African-American creativity, genius, and resilience. The museum has 4 exhibit galleries as well as a variety of public programming including performances, readings, film screenings, concerts, lectures, book signings, special events, and workshops.

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Nous Tous

According to their website, Nous Tous is an artist-run gallery and community space that supports emerging talent and serves as a platform for cultural exchange, and dialogue. The gallery is supported by Citizens Of Culture, a 501c3 nonprofit organization that uses arts programs to develop critical thinking and emotional intelligence. Be sure to check them out if you find yourself in Los Angeles’ Chinatown district.

“Where are all the Black people at?” 

It’s a common question among Black tourists and those who have recently relocated to LA. The city is abundant with Black history and legendary Black-owned businesses, but there’s no consensus on where young Black professionals are going out and letting loose in their time off.

Local Black DJs and musicians are changing that with weekly and monthly residencies at LA’s up-and-coming nightlife spots. Shake a tail feather at any one of these recurring dance nights: 

Nebula

The Mayfair Hotel’s Library Bar is a recent addition to DTLA’s nightlife scene and features two open floors and a garden patio for guests to boogie down. Like most of The Library Bar’s events, Nebula is free and on September 7th, guest DJs Novena Carmel and Sam Sparro will join resident DJ Knights of Zion. Novena Carmel promises a night of, “house, afro, gospel, disco, and funk rolled into one”

World70

Mayfair’s Library Bar graces the list again for their monthly World 70 party hosted by K-Boogie, Merc 80, and D.Painter, with music by Tailwind Turner. You’ll hear everything from salsa to reggae to afrobeat and funk, so come ready to move your feet. The next edition of World 70 is this Saturday, August 24 from 10 pm to close, with free entry all night.
Silent Party

The highly anticipated Trap ‘n’ Twerk edition of LA’s Silent Party is coming up fast on Saturday, August 31st at the British pub Pig ‘n’ Whistle. Don a pair of headphones and bounce between three channels with DJs playing your favorite trap and twerk hits. Tickets start at $8 and can be purchased here. 

How You Feel Dance Party

How You Feel Dance Party is a great place to shake off your workweek stress and embrace the weekend. You’ll find DJ Kene & Friends in the stage room playing r&b, hip hop, classics, “nu sh*t,” and more, or switch it up in Dance Therapy with Def Sound who provides “supreme vibes that’ll be just what your body needs.” The party is free all night every Friday from 10pm to close at The Virgil. 

Afrofuturist Block Party 

The Afrofuturist Block Party coincides with the 11th Annual Leimert Park Village Heritage Festival and is inspired by the work of Leimert Park-based artist Timothy Washington, whose work is the focus of a solo exhibition at the California African American Museum (CAAM) beginning September 25. Attendees are invited to celebrate the limitless innovation of Afrofuturism with hands-on art workshops, food, and live music performances. 

August has been a great month to purchase round-trip tickets to Europe and the deals just keep on coming with this flight deal to Amsterdam for as low as $203.

As the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam is known for its architecture specifically its elaborate canal system and colorful houses with gabled facades. And while beautiful, the homes represent the specific style dating back to the 17th-century.

The best part of its iconic style is that you can take it all in for free.

During your visit, you will have no problem spending your hard-earned dollars supporting black-owned businesses. From accommodations, food, activities, and entertainment, Amsterdam is full of black-owned businesses.

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Ready to book that flight? Here’s how to book a trip to Amsterdam for as low as $203 round-trip.

From New York

The cheapest flight option from New York City is priced at $203 round-trip for March of 2020, according to Skyscanner.

Use Mar. 2 through Mar. 9 as your travel dates. The best part of the deal is that it’s nonstop with Lufthansa Airlines.

From Boston

Like New York City, the best deals to Amsterdam from Boston are in March of 2020.

By using travel dates Mar. 9 to Mar. 18, you can purchase a round-trip flight for $339 round-trip, according to Skyscanner.

The catch with this flight option on Tap Portugal is that it requires a layover there and back in Lisbon–if that’s even a catch.

From Miami

Tap Portugal also has flight deals from Miami to Amsterdam for March 2020, according to Skyscanner.

The trip is not as long as the flights from New York City and Boston, but for $379 round-trip, you will have about 3.5 days in Amsterdam.

This flight option also includes a layover in Amsterdam.

From Los Angeles

According to Google Flights, round-trip flight prices to Amsterdam are $70 cheaper in March 2020 compared to average prices.

Use Mar. 18 through Mar. 25 for a round-trip flight for $447.

As one of the most fashionable cities, Los Angeles, California’s sun-kissed residents are always creating trends. Black women are also ahead on the fashion game with dope female collections, vintage attire, and both affordable and high-end luxury pieces.

To keep your fashion game on point, here are 11 popular black-owned boutiques to shop at next time you’re in Los Angeles.

Sorella Boutique

Entrepreneurs Heather Sanders and Brittney Turner embody a woman’s crazy, sexy, and cool side in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Sorella has become a movement in itself crafting collections with City Girls and more recently, their exclusive 90’s-inspired collaboration with FUBU. Check out their famous Girls Tour Wall in the background.

Kloset Envy (Online)

Channel that sexy, edgy girl within with bold colors and statement pieces from Kloset Envy. Owner Jai Nice gives us look after look with her carefully designed concepts and texture choices. Business attire has never been sexier with her latest Envy Sorority collection. It might remind you of the movie Clueless–cute, classy and still sexy.

Shop Nichole Lynel (Online)

Blending her love for luxury and lifestyle, designer Nichole Lynel launched her multi-million dollar fashion empire in 2014. Her latest collection recontextualizes denim and jeans for the modern-day women with various styles and designs like these fringe denim jeans. 

Born Trendy Boutique

This is the perfect time to shop with Born Trendy Boutique. Everything is $25 to make room in the store for their Fall collection.  Sport chic sets, jumpsuits, flared out jeans, and see-through mesh overcoats.

Shop Chriss Zoë (Online)

Based in LA, this online boutique offers styles for every woman on the go and suitable for any occasion. Everything is made to fit comfortably with a little bit of stretch. Jumpsuits, dresses, midis, two-piece sets, and more can be found at this boutique. You absolutely need this slithering snakeskin midi. 

Babes & Felines (Online)

Founder Cierra Rodgers had trouble finding clothes this fit her curvaceous body so she created her own clothing line. Their motto is, “We believe in embracing curves.” Make sure you check out the bell bottom jeans, comfortable clothes, accessories, and tummy control leggings from their Babes Series.

Philthy Ragz

Featured in Fashion Bomb Daily and worn frequently by Claire Sulmers herself, Philthy Ragz is the creator of the harem style jumpsuit made with oversize pockets and stretch fabric.

Menogu Designs

This African-inspired apparel line fuses together culture and style with African prints, textures, and abstract detailing to create unique, one of a kind garments. Menogu means “Acting in good faith” and comes from the last name of the founder and designer Uchechi Emenogu. Customized sets and tassel earrings are some of their staples pieces.

Laced Southbay

Ladies, you can jazz up any outfit with a fresh pair of kicks from Laced Southbay, an upscale shoe and clothing boutique. Grab a pair of shoes from Nike, Airmax and clothing apparel by brands like Ice cream, Puma, Kappa Official, Billionaire Boys Club and more. Laced also partners with Nike and other sneaker companies to give back to the community.

Swank Blue

Swank Blue carefully selects one of a kind pieces, at affordable prices in limited quantities, which means the odds of another fashionista wearing your outfit are slim to none. Between their online store and LA boutique, celebrity fashion stylist Olori Swank knows just how to add the fashionable touch to your closet and your life with motivational messages and manifestation bracelets.

Jessica Rich Collection

Step up your heel game with shoes from Jessica Rich on Melrose Blvd. Founded by fashion expert and television personality Jessica Rich, you’ll find sky-high heels and unique clothing items to make you stand out in Hollywood. The brand also features shoe collections with Tami Roman and a menswear sneaker collection with R&B singer Jon B.

As Malaysia’s capital city, Kuala Lumpur is a beautiful and vibrant city that’s known for its iconic infrastructure.

In the middle of the city is a modern skyline that’s dominated by the Petronas Twin Towers. The glass and steel towers include a public sky bridge and an observation deck that offers breathtaking views of the city.

If you want to experience authentic Malaysian culture, then head to the street and night markets in Kuala Lumpur. Here will you find a combination of locally made products, including arts and crafts, accessories, fashion, and food. Top markets include Jalan Alor Street Food Night Market; Pasar Malam Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman; and  Pasar Malam Taman Connaught.

Are you ready for a trip to Kuala Lumpur? Here’s how to travel to Malaysia for as low as $329 round-trip.

From Los Angeles

Right now, flights from Los Angeles are priced at $329 to Malaysia, according to Skyscanner. The only downside to this flight is you should prepare to spend the night in Shanghai with the 20-hour layover.

From New York City

Round-trips flights to Kuala Lumpur are priced as low as $411 from New York City, according to Skyscanner. Use Sept. 11 through Sept 25 as your travel dates.

From San Francisco

Round-trip flights from San Francisco are priced as low as $465, according to Skyscanner.

Use Sept. 4 through Sept. 12 as your travel dates and keep in mind that there’s also a long layover in Shanghai with this flight option.

With lower temperatures, fewer summer crowds, and cheaper travel options, Fall is a great time to travel. If you are looking for a getaway that doesn’t involve visas and passports, here are some perfect local options.

Lafayette, Louisiana 

Lafayette is not only affordable, but this small southern town hosts many great festivals and free concert series in the fall to keep you busy. Average round trip tickets cost $440 and you can snag a hotel for only $77/night.

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Grand Junction, Colorado 

Colorado is one of the most beautiful states to visit in the fall due to the changing of leaves and comfortable temperatures that make it ideal for enjoying the outdoor views. A few local options include a bike ride through wine country or hike up Grand Mesa. Average round trip tickets cost $460 and a hotel will cost you around $85/night.

Fresno, California

Fresno is a great West coast option. The city boasts a range of outdoor activities that are enhanced by its proximity to several national parks, national forests, and wilderness areas. Average round trip tickets cost $400 and hotels average around $89/night.

Phoenix, Arizona 

With oppressive heat in the summer, fall is a great time to visit Phoenix. The city is also in close proximity to national parks like Grand Canyon National Park and Canyonlands National Park where you can take in views of the iconic red rocks and impressive mountains. Average round trip tickets cost $347 and you can grab a hotel for around $99/night.

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Newport News, Virginia 

The Newport News Fall Festival and other outdoor activities that are enhanced by the beauty of fall foliage and mild temps are great reasons to visit the area this time of year. There are more than 30 parks nearby to explore, making it a great option for a family getaway. Average round trip tickets cost $394 and a hotel will cost you around $95/night.

Source: travelandleisure.com

JetBlue is on a roll when it comes to flight deals and its latest sale will have you planning for travel this upcoming fall season.

One-way flights across the country are running for as low as $39 one-way.

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The cheapest deal is from Las Vegas to Long Beach, California which will get to the above city for $39 one-way and vice versa.

A majority of the one-way flights are running for $59 one-way, including Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Richmond, Virginia; New York City to Boston, Massachusetts; and San Franciso, California to Long Beach, California.

International trips are not excluded from the one-way flight sale. Cuban cities Camaguey, Havana, and Holguin are all accessible through this deal from Fort Lauderdale for just $94 one-way.

Nassau, Bahamas and the Grand Cayman are also available from Fort Lauderdale for less.

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If you are planning to book a flight with JetBlue, there are a few things you should consider.

The first thing is that the sale ends on Aug. 14 at 11:59 ET. Travel must take place between Sept. 4 and Nov. 20. There are a few blackout dates with this deal, including Sept. 28 through Oct. 1; Oct. 1 through Oct. 14; and Nov. 6 through Nov. 12, according to the company’s website.

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The tickets are also classified as Blue Fare, which means there no checked bags, a carry-on bag is included, and same-day changes to your flight will cost you.

Getting over a breakup can be hard.  After a big loss or change,  traveling can change your perspective and allows you time to reflect to help your mind get back on track.

Here are 6 life-changing trips to take after a breakup and why.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro is a vibrant city that offers the best of both worlds:  a chance to relax and reflect on the beach, and the chance to meet new people as Rio de Janeiro has some of the best parties.

Even if you’re not in the mood to party,  one thing that’s great about Rio is that it’s a great place to mingle with other travelers if you decide to go alone.  Meeting new people can help you gain some perspective on your next chapter after a breakup.

San Francisco, California

San Francisco draws millions of visitors each year for good reason. The city’s scenery is breathtaking.

Visiting San Francisco will make allow you to realize that you don’t have to take an international trip to experience such beauty. That in itself is symbolic after a breakup and serves as a reminder that you don’t have to dig too deep to find happiness because everything you need for optimal joy comes from within.

Another reason why San Franciso makes the list is that more than 40% of the city’s population is single, which means that if you decide to travel alone, you will fit right in.

Your time in San Francisco can be spent roaming the streets,  sightseeing on a tour bus, or a day-trip to Napa Valley.

Aruba

Known as this happy Caribbean Island,  Aruba is great for self-care with the variety of spa resorts available. 

Relax and reflect at Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino, a Balinese-inspired spa said to be the largest spa on the island.

Peru

Home to the spiritual Incan ruins of Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and the Amazon rainforest, Peru is the perfect place to reflect, recharge, and focus on what’s next.

If you want some adventure, Peru has a ton of hiking trails that will get your heart pumping, while you get up close and personal with the country’s natural wonders.

The Inca Trail is Peru’s most popular route, but feel free to trek the Lost City of Choquequirao or the Huayhuash Circuit.

London, United Kingdom

London is the kind of city with so much going on, those negative thoughts will be drowned out.

What’s also great about London is that you can choose to explore it alone or with someone else. In addition, your chances of meeting other travelers are pretty high as London is a top destination for solo travelers.

Costa Rica

Are you looking to travel alone? There’s no better place for solo adventurers than in Costa Rica. From hiking, zip-lining to white-water rafting and beach activities like snorkeling and swimming, Costa Rica will keep your mind busy.