r/travel

1.6M archived posts · Feb 2008 – Sep 2026

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r/travel

r/travel is a community about exploring the world. Your pictures, questions, stories, or any good content is welcome. Clickbait, spam, memes, ads/selling/buying, brochures, referrals, classifieds, surveys or self-promotion will be removed.

Created Jan 25, 2008

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###Rules of the Subreddit

r/travel is a community about exploring the world. Your pictures, questions, stories, or any good content is welcome.

Clickbait, spam, memes, ads, brochures, classifieds, referrals, surveys or self-promotion will be removed.

No politics and keep it civil.

###Submission Guidelines

Read the FAQ and search before posting. Avoid repetitive questions. Search the subreddit to see if topics have been covered already. Check our destinations of the week page for country and city tips.
Include a descriptive title. One or two word titles rarely provide enough information. Include the country/region.
If submitting an image or video include context - read this section of the FAQ. No quotes, selfies, or other clichés: we're not your facebook.
Be as specific as possible: where you're starting, dates of travel, budget, interests, places you've been, things you like and dislike. Flight and airfare help: provide exact dates of travel, cities/airports, airlines, flight numbers, booking portal or ticketing agency (OTA or directly with airline). Visa and passport questions: state your country of citizenship.
Check Google before posting. Similarly, call the airline, hotel, embassy, or other direct source.
Stay around to answer questions or respond to comments. This applies to all questions, image, and blog posts. Do not delete posts with replies.
Low-effort posts ("Peru: tell me everything!", "Where should I go?") will be removed without further notice. Example of an excellent post Present the research. No Crystal Ball 🔮 - no questions about predictions - flight prices, layovers, carry-on checks, etc.
No racism, trolling, or bad conduct
Do not delete posts after receiving substantive responses. It's rude to the people that responded and makes it hard for other people with similar questions to find your post.

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