Total Solar Eclipse Lures 60,000 To Northern Australia
The total solar eclipse Wednesday will be visible from Cairns, Australia, and some 60,000 tourists will be ready and waiting.
Venice Flooding In 2012 6th Highest On Record
Venice is no stranger to floods. In fact, the city experiences “acqua alta” (high water) every winter. But by Monday morning, some 70 percent of the popular tourist town was underwater as the city’s high-tide mark hit its sixth-highest level since records began in 1872.
Marijuana Tourism Still Hazy After Legalization In Colorado, Washington
Two states with some of the most beautiful natural features in America now have another green attraction point for tourists: The marijuana-legalization measures approved by voters in Colorado and Washington last week make it OK for adults 21 and older to possess small amounts of grass -- not only resident adults but also visiting adults.
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If you flew American Airlines in September, perhaps you already know this: Just 58 percent of the carrier’s flights were on time.
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Superstorm Sandy Update: The State Of Travel 1 Week Later
One week after Superstorm Sandy hit New York and New Jersey, air travel has once again returned to normal. The situation on the roads and rails, however, remains spotty at best.
United Adds Dreamliner Routes - Here’s What You Can Expect
On Sunday, United Airlines became the first North American carrier to fly the Boeing 787 Dreamliner on a commercial route.
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Hurricane Sandy Tourism Is Now A Thing
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North Korea’s Massive ‘Hotel Of Doom’ Will ‘Probably’ Open In 2013
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N. Korea 'Hotel Of Doom' To Open After Construction Delays Since 1980s
An enormous pyramid-shaped hotel which has stood half-built for decades in North Korea's capital is on track to open its doors next year
Hard To Get Gas After Hurricane Sandy; When Will Gas Be Readily Available?
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Amsterdam Drops Pot Ban For Tourists
Amsterdam will not enforce a proposed pot ban against tourists that was due to go into effect in 2013.
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Hurricane Sandy Travel Update: Sky, Land And Sea
Travel woes along the Northeast Corridor began to ease on Thursday, though the region will likely feel the scars of Hurricane Sandy for weeks to come.
Gov. Cuomo Declares A Transportation Emergency; Waives Fees On NYC MTA Buses And Trains Through Friday Night
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a transportation emergency Wednesday night and waived fees on MTA buses and trains through Friday night
Superstorm Sandy Leaves NY-Bound Cruise Ships Stuck At Sea
Several cruise ships remain stuck at sea, unable to enter the Port of New York, thanks to Superstorm Sandy.
Hurricane Sandy Travel Update On Planes, Trains And Automobiles
Travel across the Northeast slowly resumed Wednesday, though Hurricane Sandy still canceled flights, disrupted rail services and sent car rental rates soaring.
South Korea To Build $290 Billion Casino City To Rival Macau, Las Vegas
When complete in 2030, South Korea's Eightcity gaming destination will be three times the size of Macau.
NYC Halloween Parade 2012 Cancelled: New York's Village Parade Possibly Postponed After Hurricane Sandy
NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg cancelled the 2012 Halloween Parade in New York City's West Village after Hurricane Sandy hit.
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Disney Ship Hammered By Hurricane Sandy Raises Questions
Cruise ships may be built to withstand rough seas, but Disney Fantasy was no match for Hurricane Sandy when it hammered the 13-story vessel over the weekend.
Ocean City Pier Destroyed By Hurricane Sandy, Pier Of Famous Maryland Boardwalk 'Half-Gone' [PHOTOS]
As Hurricane Sandy makes its way up the East Coast on Monday, Maryland officials have reported the famous Ocean City fishing pier was destroyed by the storm and is "half-gone."
Disney Ship Hammered By Hurricane Sandy, Video Footage Shows Intense Flooding And Rocking Of Cruise Ship
A Disney cruise ship was hammered by Hurricane Sandy over the weekend in a video posted on CNN showing the intense flooding and shaking.
Hurricane Sandy’s Path Cancels More Than 10,000 Flights: Update
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Chinese Tourists Are Increasingly Ubiquitous; Is The West Ready?
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Governors Declare State Of Emergency Ahead Of 'Frankenstorm'
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Hurricane Sandy’s Path Has Airlines Scrambling
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