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I've seen quite a few questions asking for travel advise, though about trekking, it feels like these questions would be a better fit for https://travel.stackexchange.com/.

Would it be a good idea to have a migrate option in the close regions, similar to that offered by SO:

This question belongs on another site in the Stack Exchange network

with a link to travel.stackexchange.com?

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Beta sites in general do not get quick-migrate paths. If you feel a question is entirely off-topic here, you can flag it for moderator attention with a custom reason saying where you think it would be on-topic.

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I think one key guideline (which WedaPashi wrote, more or less, in a comment to this question) is whether the Outdoors community is more likely to know the answer, or the Travel community. It makes sense to leave a question that is likely to get a better answer from our community here. Clear-cut questions can be migrated away, but the ones I've seen so far have been close enough to stay, in my opinion.

  • Nicely put! "Clear-cut questions can be migrated away, but the ones I've seen so far have been close enough to stay" – WedaPashi Mar 12 '14 at 8:14

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