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15 Most Beautiful National Parks In The US: America's Natural Treasures

US national parks offer diverse natural wonders and adventures, from Yosemite's granite cliffs to Dry Tortugas' coral reefs. Explore these now!

Amid ISIS Terror Fear, UK Issues Travel Warnings Map: 6 Mideast Countries Deemed Unsafe To Visit

The U.K. Foreign Office has recommended Brits not travel to these 18 countries.

Amid Killer Whale Backlash, SeaWorld San Diego To Phase Out Orca Shows

With pressure mounting since a 2013 documentary film, operators of the parks announced Monday they would phase out orca shows at the San Diego location.

After Russia Suspends Flights To Egypt, What Will Happen To Egyptian Tourism Sector?

More tourists visit Egypt from Russia than from any other nation. So the cancellation of Russian flights to Egypt could hit its economy hard.

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Memorial Day Weekend 2015: What’s Open, Closed? Banks, Post Offices, DMVs, Public Transit Plan For Holiday

On the day of observance, people in cities and towns across the U.S. will pause at 3 p.m. local time for a national moment of silence for fallen American soldiers.

Disney 24 Live Stream: Watch Parades In California, Florida As Fans Celebrate Theme Park's 60th Anniversary

Disney's California Adventure, Disneyland Park and Walt Disney World extended their hours through 6 a.m. Saturday.

When Do Beaches Open In New York And Lake Michigan 2015? How To Enjoy Chicago, Long Island Beach Season

Many seasonal beaches in the U.S. will feature limited lifeguard service between the Memorial Day and Labor Day holiday weekends.

Tunisian Town That Inspired Star Wars' Tatooine Being Used By ISIS: Report

The location is reportedly popular among Star Wars fans, who contribute to Tunisia's critical tourism industry.

Tunisia Museum Attack: Tourism, Economy Will Take A Hit Nationally, Regionally, Experts Say

A vital sector could face lasting repercussions from Wednesday's massacre at a national museum in Tunis.

Obesity Increased In Los Angeles Areas With Fast-Food Ban, Researchers Find

Rates of being overweight actually increased in areas covered by the ban than in areas that were not.

Disney Fire: Blaze Erupts Near 'It's A Small World' Ride In Disneyland; No Injuries Reported [PHOTO, VIDEO]

There were no injuries reported as a result of the blaze, which was extinguished, and is suspected to have been cause by fireworks.

Alternative Spring Breaks 2015: 5 Volunteer Opportunities For Building Homes, Teaching Youth At Cool Destinations

Hundreds of college students each year spend spring break helping others. Here's how you can join them.

Spring Break 2015: Cheap Ideas, Discount Destinations For Frugal Students On A Budget

Carpool to your destination, cook group meals or consider a staycation. These tips will help you save money.

National Parks Pass: Obama's 'Every Kid In A Park' Program Gives Fourth Graders, Families Free Admission For A Year

The program will launch in the fall to coincide with the National Parks Service's 100th birthday.

Mardi Gras Live Stream: 10 Online Cameras Where You Can Watch New Orleans' Carnival Celebrations

Grab a beer and some beads and load up these live feeds.

Spring Break Destinations 2015: Las Vegas, Cancun, Daytona, Panama City Beach Offer Cheap Hotels, Fun Bars And Student Nightlife Scene

Here's where to go if you want to spend your week by the pool, on a beach or in a club.

Two American Tourists Arrested For Taking Nude Photos At Cambodia's Angkor Wat

The latest incident comes less than a month after three French men were arrested for indecent exposure at the Cambodian temple complex.

Best Sledding Spots In New York City, Boston: Top Hills Where You Should Spend Your Snow Day

Although the blizzard did not break records, it did blanket the ground with enough snow for sledding.

US Issues Rare Worldwide Travel Warning In Wake Of Sydney Siege

In the first such alert issued by the State Department in 2014, the government urged Americans to maintain "a very high level of vigilance."

Gambia ‘Getting Away With Murder’ As European Donors Grapple With Funding Effort

Poor nations with questionable human rights records are finding generous donors outside the Western world.

Nepal Blizzard: Hopes Fade For 40 Trekkers Still Missing After Storm

Over 500 people have been rescued from a route popular with foreign tourists that circles Annapurna, the world's tenth-tallest peak.

Russian Tourism In French Riviera Falling

Russian Sanctions: Billionaires Cancel Vacations As Ukraine Tensions Increase

You can't get to the French Riviera if your private jet won't take off.

American Airlines Hires Ink Global To Relaunch 'American Way,' In-Flight Magazines

In-flight titles like "American Way" will get a digital makeover.

Tourist Boat Sinks In Indonesia With 25 Aboard: 15 Missing, 10 Rescued

Fifteen foreign tourists were missing Sunday after a boat traveling between islands in eastern Indonesia sank.

For A Gluten-Free Trip With Kids, Try Italy, Land Of Pasta And Pane

In Italy, gluten-free isn't a fad diet. It's a serious issue for 'Celiacos.' That's why it's a great place to take kids.

Malaysia Airlines Brand Damage May Require Name Change After MH17, MH370 Incidents

The tragic incidents with MH17 and MH370 have spurred efforts for the Malaysian airliner to take its branding in a new direction.

Running Of The Bulls 2014: Thousands Turn Out To Kick Off San Fermín Festival [PHOTOS]

The massive celebration kicks off nine days of partying and the famous Running of the Bulls in the historic city of Pamplona, Spain.

Holland America's Westerdam Makes Port After Boiler-Room Blaze

A total of 2,086 guests and 798 crew members were aboard the cruise ship when the fire broke out.

World Cup Prelude: In Sao Paulo and Rio, 'Striker' Is Not Just A Position On A Soccer Team

In the countdown to the World Cup games, Brazil is beset by strikes and threats of more strikes.

Identities Of 5 of 6 Mount Rainier Climbers Presumed Dead Revealed; Party Included Senior Intel Executive And Former Microsoft Manager

The six climbers who left on a five-day trip on May 26, and were expected to return Friday, are now presumed dead.

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