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World?s top adventure trips

Explore the Serengeti of the American West. Raft the Yellowstone River and ride horseback into the Absaroka Mountains.Adventure isn?t just about escaping into the wild ? it?s about engaging and committing yourself no matter what you?re doing.




Action-packed trips to jack up your heart rate

From paddle surfing in Oahu to perfecting your polo game in Barbados to rappelling over waterfalls in Brazil, these 10 fitness vacations are sure to jack up your heart rate.




Be brave, get lost and toss the guide book

Nothing but the tooth: Richard Bangs stuck between a croc and a hard place on the Nile.It is impossible to purge all preconceptions, and it?s hard not to know at least a little of a place before heading out, but forget others? preconceptions and enjoy your own experience.




What?s new in Scandinavia in 2010

The Travelers' Tent in Tallinn offers a selection of fun, inexpensive student-run tours. The pub-crawl comes with three drinks and a barf bag.Travelers to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Estonia, will find fun new innovations that many have come to expect from these creative Nordic countries.




Bermuda steeped in history, from high tea to pink hotels

 The iconic pink Fairmont Hotel in Hamilton, Bermuda, is where high tea originated.The Fairmont Hamilton Princess with spectacular gardens that overlook the water and well-stocked Koi ponds is THE place for a traditional English Tea in the British-feeling Bermuda.




Honoring design and architecture in travel

Best restaurant: At Nomiya in Paris, you?ll feel the spaciousness with transparent walls; designed by Laurent and Pascal Grasso.Design and architecture shape every facet of the travel experience, from hotels and museums to train stations, restaurants, and luggage.




Stretching the limits of ?pet-friendly?

Increasingly, hotels, inns and resorts are adopting pet-friendlier policies to attract pet-loving guests. Patrons, however, don't always pack good behavior or common sense.Increasingly, hotels, inns and resorts are adopting pet-friendlier policies to attract pet-loving guests. Unfortunately, patrons don't always pack good behavior or common sense.




Mexico violence factors into spring break plans

Whether it was grisly murders of three people with ties to the U.S. consulate last week or months of reports about the bloody drug war, spring breakers at Padre Island said they would avoid the short drive to Mexico.

Cruise ship plagued by illness returns to port

The Celebrity Mercury is pictured after arriving in Charleston, S.C., on Thursdya. The vessel will remain in port for three days for cleaning after a third straight cruise in which passengers came down with an intestinal illness. A cruise liner hit by an outbreak of stomach illness for the third trip in a row has returned to port in South Carolina.




FAA slaps American Air with $300,000 penalty

The FAA fined American Airlines on March 18 for failing to perform maintenance on plane, and violation of federal rules.Federal regulators have hit American Airlines with $300,000 in new penalties over maintenance issues.









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