Explora: An All-Inclusive Resort For People Averse To All-Inclusives
Whereas other all-inclusive resorts see themselves as both destination and activity, Explora poses a different idea: an all-inclusive adventure.
Bloomberg Kisses Miss Piggy, Names Muppets NYC Family Ambassadors
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg named the Muppets NYC Family Ambassadors on Friday ... and kissed Miss Piggy.
XXXX Island: Australian Brewery Leases Island for ‘Mates Trips’ [PHOTOS & VIDEO]
According to Australian brewery XXXX: No man is an island. But every man deserves one.
Aday.org Prepares For May 15, 2012 – The Day the World Photographs Itself
What will future generations know about everyday life in 2012? Swedish organization aday.org hopes to make things easier by creating a visual archive, documenting A Day In The World as it looked on May 15, 2012.
Chile’s Atacama Desert: Touring The Driest Place On Earth
Chile's Atacama Desert is a place of constant change. Steamy days give way to harsh nights, desert sands give way to sweeping salt flats, and, at any given time of day, the landscape could transform from dove-white to tan, coral, peach, mauve, and indigo. Who knew the driest place on Earth could be so alive?
‘Saved From the Titanic’: Survivor Dorothy Gibson’s Lost Titanic Movie
Survivor Dorothy Gibson's “Saved From the Titanic” (1912) was the original Titanic mythmaker and the first movie to tackle the disaster. Yet like the ship itself, the film is now the stuff of legends.
Plane Spotting on St. Maarten’s Maho Beach Turns Ugly: ‘Girl Blown By A Plane’ [VIDEO]
The viral video Girl Blown By A Plane shows a tourist plane spotting dangerously close to the runway at St. Maarten's Princess Juliana International Airport.
Titanic Facts: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Ship, Timeline of Events & Survivors
As we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Titanic tragedy, here's a look at some of the lesser known facts that have been lost to history.
Hangover Heaven: Las Vegas Bus Promises 45-Minute Cure
Hangover Heaven, a new mobile clinic in Las Vegas, promises to cure your hangover in 45 minutes.
Valparaiso: Street Art From South America’s Most Unusual City
This Unesco World Heritage site rises from the Pacific Coast like a kaleidoscope of color.
Iberia Strike: 150 Flights Canceled, More To Follow
Pilots for Spanish airline Iberia, part of International Airlines Group, went on strike on Monday, grounding 150 flights in the first of 30 one-day strikes to protest against the start-up of low-cost carrier Iberia Express.
Titanic Anniversary Cruise Sets Sail To Retrace History [PHOTOS]
The Titanic Memorial Cruise departed Southampton on Sunday to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the storied ship's first and last journey.
10 Reasons To Visit Santiago, Chile
Santiago may lack the hype of Rio or Buenos Aires, but don't let that turn you away. Chile's sprawling capital city is cultured, unpredictable, and very ambitious.
Next Media Animation (NMA): Inside The Wacky Taiwanese Animation Studio
If the name Next Media Animation, or NMA, doesn't ring a bell, then how about this: crazy Taiwanese animators. Chances are you've come across one of NMA's signature videos.
All-You-Can-Fly Airline Surf Air To Launch In California This Summer
All-you-can-fly airline Surf Air is set to take off in California this summer, but will the new model work?
Buford, Wyoming: ‘Smallest Town In America’ Sold To Vietnamese Buyer for $900,000
Buford, Wyoming, the smallest town in America, was sold to a Vietnamese man for $900,000 on Thursday.
Dallas Tornado 2012: Flight Cancellations Continue at DFW Airport
Hundreds more American Airlines flights were canceled on Friday at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in the wake of Tuesday's powerful tornado-riddled storm.
The Rudest (And Friendliest) Nations For Travelers
How did your countrymen fare?
Snakes On A Plane: Real-Life Scare For Australian Pilot
Samuel L. Jackson was not around to help an Australian pilot who found himself in a real life Snakes on a Plane scare.
RMS Titanic Anniversary Events Planned On Both Sides of the Atlantic
Be assured that if a town near you had anything at all to do with the RMS Titanic, its passengers, or its crew, it will celebrate the 100th anniversary this April in a big way.
Dallas Tornadoes 2012: DFW Airport Planes Damaged, Hundreds of Flights Canceled [VIDEOS]
Hundreds of flights out of DFW Airport were canceled Wednesday after a series of Tornadoes struck the Dallas area on April 3, 2012.
Japan Storm 2012: Strongest Squall Since 1959 Causes Travel Chaos
Japan's strongest storm since 1959 caused travel chaos on Tuesday, grounding over 600 flights, halting rail service, and causing major traffic jams.
Fiji Floods 2012: Flights Out Resume Amid Disease Warnings at Evacuation Centers
Flights out of flood-stricken Fiji resumed Tuesday as government officials expressed concerns that disease could quickly spread through the island's evacuation centers.
The World’s Happiest Countries
On Monday, the Bhutanese government led a session in the UN called Wellbeing and Happiness: Defining a New Economic Paradigm, that highlighted the world's happiest countries and discussed how to put happiness on the global agenda.
Top 15 US Airlines Ranked By Performance: And The Winner Is …
U.S. airlines treated passengers better last year, earning the highest score in the 22 years of the Airline Quality Rating survey.
Myanmar Elections 2012: A Peek Inside The Changing Nation [PHOTOS]
The 2012 Myanmar elections have been hailed as the most important sign yet that the nation's nascent reform movement is earnest in its commitment to change. But before that change comes, here's a look inside...
Fiji Floods 2012: Thousands of Trapped Tourists Await Flights Out
Severe floods in Fiji have left around 2,000 foreign tourists stranded at Nadi Airport waiting for flights out.
Azamara Quest: Fire-Damaged Cruise Reaches Malaysia, Crew Praised
The stricken luxury cruise ship Azamara Quest docked at a port in the Malaysian town of Sandakan on Borneo island Sunday after a fire left it stranded for 24 hours.
Earth Hour 2012: Why Are The Lights Out? [BEFORE & AFTER PHOTOS]
Why are the lights and logos out at the Empire State Building, Sydney Opera House, Eiffel Tower, Christ the Redeemer, Burj Khalifa, and Great Wall of China? They've all gone dark for Earth Hour 2012 as a symbolic gesture of each nation's commitment to sustainability.
Harry Potter Studio Tours Begin In The UK
A new tour at the film studios outside London where the Harry Potter blockbusters were shot aims to champion the unsung heroes -- from seamstresses to special effects wizards -- who made the movies magical for millions.