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Iraq banks on religious travel
These days, tourism in Iraq is a matter of faith. Literally. Five years after the U.S. invasion, nearly all its tourists are ...
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For BMX stars, fans, the road to the Olympics runs through San Diego
To a casual weekend pedaler, one word describes the view from the top of a three-story-high ramp that marks the start of an Olympic ...
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It's a small world, thanks to Google Earth
Starting this month, you can tour realistic re-creations of Disney's Florida theme parks and resorts simply by clicking your ...
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Take Hard Rock artifacts home online
Hard Rock International has launched a memorabilia website with hundreds of artifacts on display at the company's cafs and hotels.
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Where to catch Olympic action in the USA
Sports fans can catch U.S. hopefuls in action, thanks to several Olympic trials and exhibition games across the country.
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Chronicle Lewis' Christian journey through England
C.S. Lewis fans inspired by this week's debut of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian can get a sense of his life and impact ...
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Travel books detail 37 imperiled places, 80 dinners and 1 bite
Iconic destinations poised for change, embarrassing incidents on the road and a cuisine-propelled global jaunt are among new ...
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North Lake Tahoe: Tall mountains, deep water, second homes
Many second-home destinations are popular because of outdoor recreation, attracting golfers, skiers, bikers or boaters. Around ...
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A new crowd cultivates a taste for caviar
At some of the USA's hottest and hippest restaurants, young chefs are rediscovering a food once revered by their grandparents ...
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10 great places to take photos of perfect strangers
May is National Photography Month, and renowned photojournalist Harry Bensonshares some of his favorite places are the world ...
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Alaska counts down to the Big 5-0
"WE'RE IN," exulted the 6-inch-high front-page headline of the Anchorage Daily Times June 30, 1958. Fifty years later, the summer ...
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Record gas prices expected to curb holiday travel
Record-high fuel prices and a slowing economy will shrink travel in the United States over the coming Memorial Day holiday for ...
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AP source: United, Continental in alliance talks
United Airlines and Continental Airlines are talking about forming an alliance to gain some benefits of working together without ...
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Registration opens for North Dakota's Red River International Bike Tour
The tour, which starts June 16, will take riders around the northern part of the Red River Valley in five days, including a loop ...
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See more than soccer at Euro 2008
The European soccer championships, co-hosted by Austria and Switzerland, provide a perfect opportunity for travelers to get their ...
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Hawaii tops AAA's list of most expensive vacations
Hawaii is the most expensive state to vacation in, by far, costing two adults an average of $793 a day for food and lodging alone, ...
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Broadway's 'Spring Awakening' gets a new Melchior
Kyle Riabko, a young Canadian musician, is set to take over the pivotal role of Melchior, the thoughtful student heartthrob of ...
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Top five off-peak destinations for summer
This summer, hot-weather locales in the U.S., Latin America, and the Caribbean top our list of the best off-peak destinations. ...
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