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Trip Flip was a travel show that aired on the Travel Channel in 2012. The show was hosted by comedian Bert Kreischer, and he was joined by two adventure-seekers: Jake Kaplan and Matt Haeger. Each episode of Trip Flip followed the trio as they surprised unsuspecting tourists with the adventure of a lifetime.

The concept of the show was straightforward. Bert, Jake, and Matt would randomly select two tourists who were visiting a particular location and ask them if they wanted to go on an adventure. If the tourists said yes, then the trio would immediately take them on a once-in-a-lifetime trip that they would never forget. The twist was that the tourists had no idea where they were going or what they were going to do. The show was essentially a chance for Bert, Jake, and Matt to showcase the wonders of the world and introduce viewers to some of the most exciting destinations on the planet.

One of the things that made Trip Flip so exciting to watch was the unpredictability of each episode. Since the tourists had no idea what kind of adventure they were about to embark on, each episode was filled with excitement, suspense, and surprise. The show took its viewers to some of the most exotic and exciting locations around the world, from the beaches of Hawaii to the glaciers of Alaska.

One of the standout features of the show was the way in which it combined adventure, travel, and comedy. Bert Kreischer is a hilarious comedian, and his natural humor and wit made the show a joy to watch. His hilarious antics, combined with the awe-inspiring locations and heart-pumping adventures, made for an entertaining and thrilling viewing experience.

Beyond the surface-level entertainment, Trip Flip also had a deeper meaning. The show was about stepping outside of one's comfort zone, trying new things, and embracing the wonder of the world. It encouraged viewers to get out of their own heads, let go of their fears and inhibitions, and fully immerse themselves in the adventure of life.

The show's popularity was palpable, and it garnered a dedicated fanbase. Fans praised the show for its authenticity, humor, and sense of adventure. It was the perfect blend of travel, adventure, and comedy, and it resonated with viewers who were looking for a break from their daily routine.

Overall, Trip Flip was an exciting and entertaining travel show that took viewers on a worldwide journey of adventure, discovery, and exploration. The show was equal parts hilarious, thrilling, and awe-inspiring, and it inspired viewers to take chances, try new things, and fully embrace the beauty of the world around them.

• Genres Comedy Kids & Family Travel
• Cast Bert Kreischer Jake Kaplan Matt Haeger
• Channel Travel Channel
• Premiere Date June 28, 2012
• IMDB Rating 8.6   (77)

A Dusty Trip: How To Get Formula 1 Car

The Formula 1 car is a great vehicle to have access to in A Dusty Trip; here's everything players need to know if they want to get it.

Striving to survive in the lifeless wasteland of A Dusty Trip , players must create their own car , but there are many ways to speed up progress and make survival easier. In addition to the fact that you can make cars yourself, the game offers the opportunity to buy a better car with which you will start each new playthrough.

After a recent update, a Formula 1 car now appears in the game world of A Dusty Trip . This car is definitely cool and efficient on the road, but it's not easy to get. This is a reward only for the most ardent players or those ready to part with a large amount of their Robux.

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The only way to get the Formula 1 car in A Dusty Trip is as a random reward at the Car Spin stand. You can find this stand in the main lobby and try your luck as many times as you like, but it is not that simple. Firstly, the chance of getting a Formula 1 car is the lowest among the rewards; there is only a 0.5% chance . Secondly, you must pay as many as 1,000 caps or 49 Robux for 1 Spin or 399 Robux to make 10 Spins .

However, even if you decide to grind and accumulate caps for dozens of hours, you won’t be able to try your luck forever. The ability to make a Spin for caps is limited to only three attempts per day . And if you want to try again and again without restrictions, you must spend a ton of Robux .

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In truth, 0.5% is not the lowest chance of success in the Roblox world, so you can still get what you want pretty quickly. From a statistical point of view, however, the cost of getting a Formula 1 car with a 100% chance can require 8,000 Robux , which is equivalent to about $80.

Those unwilling to invest this amount of money can try to make spins for caps . Farming this in-game currency every day in every possible way and repeatedly trying your luck will eventually get you the desired car. For those who are ready to part with their Robux in the world of A Dusty Trip , however, buying the x2 caps passive ability for 699 Robux is much more profitable than buying Spins for a much larger amount of money.

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Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To Europe

P acking for a trip is all about planning, organization, and adaptability. From choosing the right fabrics to ensure you always look your best while on vacation to maximizing carry-on space and minimizing over-packing — you always want to make sure you avoid  making packing mistakes that can eventually turn any holiday into a logistical nightmare.

These outfit oversights and packing shouldn't-do's go beyond forgetting to bring a jacket or deciding to pack a brand-new pair of shoes that blister your feet (ouch!). In fact, depending on where you go and what you do, making a clothing mistake could land you in some pretty bad trouble with local officials — and, sometimes, even incur a hefty fine that could ruin the rest of your trip.

From walking around in nothing but a bathing suit to wearing heels at historical sites, there are certain destinations across Europe that take their dress codes very seriously.

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Cover Yourself Up In Italy

Sure, Italy might be known as one of the most fashionable destinations in the world. However, travelers looking to go beyond the shops should be aware that certain historic and cultural sites require guests to leave the trends at home and follow a strict, relatively conservative dress code instead.

For example, if you're planning to visit popular tourist spots like the Vatican, the Pantheon, or the Museum of the Dead — along with churches and other sacred places — it's important to read up on the rules to avoid getting caught off guard at the door. Specifically, most of these sites require that you cover up your knees and shoulders (a cardigan or shawl works perfectly during the hot summer months), not wear crop tops or anything with revealing cut-outs, and switch up the low-cut top for a higher neckline that covers more skin.

Similarly, destinations outside of cities like Rome and Milan are also enforcing their own rules in order to crack down on inappropriate attire. For example, Sorrento recently announced that it would start fining visitors up to $546 for walking around town in a bathing suit. Meanwhile, Praia a Mare — in the southern region of Calabria — has gone as far as banning people from walking around barefoot.

Don't Walk Around In Swimwear In Croatia

Similar to Italy, Croatian officials and authorities have been playing their part in ensuring that visitors follow basic etiquette and dress codes — especially when it comes to when and where to wear the right thing. In fact, both Split and Dubrovnik are cracking down on shirtless and bikini-clad tourists walking around cultural and historic city centers. Slapping them with fines of up to $160 for disobeying the public dress code, local officials hope this will dissuade tourists from flouting local norms.

Let's put it this way: You wouldn't want to run into a rowdy group of half-naked tourists on your way to a sacred site or formal venue, right? Well, neither do Croatians who already have to deal with crowds and noise — especially during the summer months.

In addition to this, clothes and accessories that allude to drugs and drug use are also banned from most town centers in Croatia — and can result in a fine or, worse, jail time for anyone seen wearing them.

Kick Off The High Heels In Greece

Dreaming of wearing your best dress with the perfect pair of high heels while strolling around Greece's most beautiful sites? Think again. Since 2009, Greek officials enforce a strict "no heels allowed" policy at popular tourist destinations, like the Parthenon and Acropolis, in order to preserve the archeological sites' integrity and structure.

Since heels tend to be quite sharp and potentially damaging, experts decided that the best way to protect these thousand-year-old monuments was to completely ban visitors from wearing any type of pointy, narrow, or too-harsh footwear that could cause unnecessary wear and tear to the surface. Instead of trying to make a fashion statement, simply pack a pair of walking shoes and you should be good to go.

Along with this, certain churches and monasteries in Greece also require that visitors dress modestly — as in, nothing cropped, low-cut, or revealing — in order to respect the sanctity and traditions. In some cases, wraps are available for rent at the entrance of certain sites.

Slip On Some Speedos In France

Men, this one's for you! Most popular French beaches are all about kicking back and letting loose: think riding world-class waves, playing volleyball surrounded by scenic views, and even catching some rays where the sun don't shine (if you know what we mean...).

However, if you're planning on hitting up a public pool during your time in the country, it's best that you come prepared to show off a little more skin than you're probably used to. Specifically, that means packing a speedo alongside your sunglasses and sunscreen.

Since 1903, France has strongly encouraged that all men and boys who visit public pools wear the tight-fitting swimwear as opposed to loose trunks or board shorts. The reason? Speedos are more hygienic than their baggy counterparts. Speaking to The Daily Star in 2022, Emmanuel Dormois — a head pool attendant in Paris — told the outlet that, while swimming shorts can be worn throughout the day — and accumulate dirt, grime, and sand in the process — speedos are only worn while swimming, which means there's less of a chance that they'll bring something into the pool water.

Ditch The Flip-Flops In Spain

If you're planning on  choosing a rental car during your vacation to Spain, it's important to keep in mind that certain regulations might mean you can't just wear anything behind the wheel — especially when it comes to your footwear of choice.

Specifically, local authorities in Spain have been working toward keeping their roads and drivers safer by dissuading people from wearing flip-flops while they drive, as this could compromise control of the vehicle and increase the risk of accidents.

Although wearing flip-flops while driving isn't technically illegal, your shoe choice could still lead to penalties. According to Spain's Department of Traffic (DGT), driving barefoot or with flip-flops could incur a fine of up to $215 if the driver commits an infraction as a result of impaired driving abilities. Meanwhile, driving shirtless — which goes against the local rule that drivers always need to ensure their safety because if there's an accident, the seat belt can hurt a shirtless driver  — could also result in a fine of roughly $107.

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U.S. Surfer and Lacrosse Star Missing on Mexico Camping Trip

An American and two Australian brothers haven’t been heard from since they headed off for a surfing weekend in Baja California.

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Authorities in Mexico have arrested several people in connection with the mysterious disappearance of a trio of foreign tourists—including an American—who vanished in Baja California last week.

U.S. national Jack Carter Rhoad and Australian brothers Callum and Jake Robinson have not been seen since April 27, according to the Robinson family. The Baja California prosecutor’s office says the group were then reported missing two days later.

The three were on a surfing trip close to the municipality of Ensenada around 60 miles south of Tijuana, Reuters reports. Mexican authorities say tents, a vehicle, and a cell phone have since been found during a search in an area where the group were last seen.

“At this moment a team of investigators is in the location where it seems they were seen for the last time, where tents were found along with some evidence that could be related to these three people included in the investigation,” Maria Elena Andrade Ramirez, Baja California’s chief public prosecutor, told a news conference Thursday, according to CNN .

She also confirmed that a woman and two men are being questioned in connection with the case. According to Australia ’s ABC News , Mexican police said the tourists’ burnt-out car was found on a ranch south of Ensenada and that two men were arrested. That followed an earlier arrest of a 23-year-old woman who was found to be in possession of a phone belonging to one of the Australian brothers, the network reports.

All three of the people detained had drugs in their possession at the time they were apprehended, according to the ABC. The two arrested men are brothers, one of whom is in a romantic relationship with the arrested woman, police said.

In a Facebook post, the mother of the Australians says the group were due to check into an Airbnb in Rosarito after a camping weekend but “they did not show up.” “Callum is a type one diabetic so there is also a medical concern,” she added, calling for anyone to contact her if they have information about the “very dire” situation.

Speaking to 7News , the parents of 33-year-old Callum and 30-year-old Jake said the pair, from Perth, had attended Coachella a week before they crossed the border into Mexico. Callum, a member of Australia’s national lacrosse team, lives in San Diego—his parents said Jake had left Australia two weeks ago to join his brother for “a trip of a lifetime.”

“This is a really concerning situation,” Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Friday. “We certainly hope that these brothers are found safely but there is real concern about the fact that they’ve gone missing. Their mother is obviously very distressed about this and we just hope for a positive outcome.”

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China’s president arrives in Europe to reinvigorate ties at a time of global tensions

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Paris on Sunday, kicking off a three-country trip to Europe, his first in five years.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s first trip to Europe in five years will start in Paris on Monday as the Asian giant rebuilds its foreign relations after a prolonged absence during the COVID-19 pandemic.

China’s President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan wave as they arrive Sunday, May 5, 2024 at Orly airport, south of Paris. French President Emmanuel Macron will seek to press China’s Xi Jinping to use his influence on Moscow to move towards the end of the war in Ukraine, during a two-day state visit to France that will also see both leaders discuss trade issues. (AP Photo/Michel Euler, Pool)

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Tibetan demonstrate Sunday, May 5, 2024 in Paris. French President Emmanuel Macron is welcoming China’s Xi Jinping for a two-day state visit to France. The state visit marks the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries and follows Macron’s trip to China in April 2023. (AP Photo/Thomas Padilla)

The plane carrying China’s President Xi Jinping arrives Sunday, May 5, 2024 at Orly airport, south of Paris. French President Emmanuel Macron will seek to press China’s Xi Jinping to use his influence on Moscow to move towards the end of the war in Ukraine, during a two-day state visit to France that will also see both leaders discuss trade issues. (AP Photo/Michel Euler, Pool)

China’s President Xi Jinping speaks to French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal as he arrives Sunday, May 5, 2024 at Orly airport, south of Paris. French President Emmanuel Macron will seek to press China’s Xi Jinping to use his influence on Moscow to move towards the end of the war in Ukraine, during a two-day state visit to France that will also see both leaders discuss trade issues. (AP Photo/Michel Euler, Pool)

A Tibetan woman demonstrates Sunday, May 5, 2024 in Paris. French President Emmanuel Macron is welcoming China’s Xi Jinping for a two-day state visit to France. The state visit marks the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries and follows Macron’s trip to China in April 2023. (AP Photo/Thomas Padilla)

Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan wave as they arrive at Orly airport, south of Paris, Sunday, May 5, 2024. Chinese President Xi Jinping kicked off a three-country trip to Europe on Sunday with the continent divided over how to deal with Beijing’s growing power and the U.S.-China rivalry. (Stephane de Sakutin, Pool via AP)

Tibetan demonstrate Sunday, May 5, 2024 in Paris. French President Emmanuel Macron is welcoming China’s Xi Jinping for a two-day state visit to France Monday May 6. The state visit marks the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries and follows Macron’s trip to China in April 2023. (AP Photo/Thomas Padilla)

Chinese President Xi Jinping is welcomed by French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal at Orly airport, south of Paris, Sunday, May 5, 2024. Chinese President Xi Jinping kicked off a three-country trip to Europe on Sunday with the continent divided over how to deal with Beijing’s growing power and the U.S.-China rivalry. (Stephane de Sakutin, Pool via AP)

Police officers take down a banner setup by free Tibet activists to protest the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to France, next to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, Saturday May 4, 2024. Xi Jinping will start the European tour in Paris on Monday, meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

PARIS (AP) — Chinese President Xi Jinping kicked off a three-country trip to Europe on Sunday with the continent divided over how to deal with Beijing’s growing power and the U.S.-China rivalry.

European carmakers are losing ground to subsidized Chinese electric vehicles . Diplomats fret about alleged Chinese spies in European capitals. And China’s continued defense trade with Russia worries anyone in Europe who supports war-ravaged Ukraine and fears that the Russian army won’t stop there.

But Europe and China have hefty economic ties — EU-China trade is estimated at 2.3 billion euros per day — and Xi appears determined to rebuild and deepen relations with European leaders after a prolonged absence prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Xi started Sunday in France, whose president wants Europe to have more economic and strategic independence from other world powers. Then the Chinese president heads to Serbia and Hungary, both seen as China-friendly and close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, and recipients of substantial Chinese investment.

Xi’s trip will be closely watched in Washington for signs of diminishing European support for its key foreign policy goals. At the same time, there’s increasing uncertainty in Europe about future U.S. support for trans-Atlantic allies.

Xi was greeted at Paris’ Orly Airport by French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal — and by protests by groups demanding that France pressure China to respect Tibetan and Uyghur minority rights. Activists seeking a free Tibet attempted to unfurl a banner Saturday beneath the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, and protested in the French capital around the same time as Xi’s plane landed.

After arriving, Xi said he hoped the visit would bring ‘’strategic convergence’’ between China and France, and that further developing their relations would contribute to ‘’stability and positive energy in an turbulent world,’' according to a text provided to reporters at the airport.

On Monday French President Emmanuel Macron will treat the Chinese leader to formal honors of a full state visit. They will also meet with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who is expected to join Macron in pushing for fairer trade policies and for China to use its leverage with Russia to push it toward ending the war in Ukraine.

The EU launched an investigation last fall into Chinese subsidies and could impose tariffs on electric vehicles exported from China.

China claims neutrality in the Ukraine conflict but has refused to call the full-blown Russian assault on its neighbor an invasion, and has been accused of bolstering Russia’s capacity to produce weapons.

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