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            Monday, February 18 
                    
            10 places to see in 2013
            Gettysburg, Amsterdam, Ecuador and South Korea are all on this wish list of places to visit during the year... LA Times
            
            Rio, With Eyes Open
            The city is billed as "new," ready to welcome the world. For a first-time visitor and her young daughter, it was lush, exciting and more complicated... New York Times
            
            Tours and Activities
            Food for the soul in Harlem 
            Head to Upper Manhattan for a real taste of New York ... The Independent
            
            Rappelling already too boring? Try deepelling 
            Clipped to a rope, Patrick, an Open Sky Adventures guide, runs straight off a 30-metre-high cliff and plunges headfirst into the gorge below. Halfway down he pulls on the rope with his arm to brake, does a somersault, and spins 360 degrees mid-air before landing feet first on the ground... Globe and Mail
            
            Cruise
            Cruise Line Replaces Suggested Tip Guidelines with Automatic Tips, Increases Amount
            Effective March 1, Royal Caribbean International is replacing its recommended gratuity guidelines with automatic tips of $12 a day per person ($14.25 for suite guests)... CruiseCritic.com
            
            Second lawsuit filed over 'extremely toxic' cruise
            Industry giant Carnival has been hit with a second lawsuit from a Carnival Triumph passenger... USA Today
            
            Cruise industry braces for rough waters after Triumph
            And as the crippled ship remains docked and under federal investigation in Mobile, Ala., travel agents and investors are bracing for fallout that could rival the bad publicity after last January's Concordia disaster, in which a Carnival-owned ship ran aground and capsized in Italy... USA Today
            
            Transportation
            Strike strands thousands of air travelers in Germany
            Thousands of air travelers are stranded in Germany after security personnel walked off the job at two airports in a wage dispute...USA Today
            
            Airlines' airfare hikes not faring well in 2013
            Good news for fliers: For the third time this year, airlines have failed to rally around each other to raise domestic airfares... USA Today
            
            Lodging
            More cities roll out money-saving 'Hotel Week' promos
            Baltimore's inaugural Hotel Week concludes tomorrow. It comes on the heels of New York's second-annual lodging promotion, which ended in January. Another Hotel Week is being planned for the Caribbean in August, traditionally a slow time in the islands... USA Today
            
            10 great places where presidents slept (and you can, too)
            Ever since George Washington took office in 1789, presidents have been hitting the road – and staying in the finest hotels in the republic... USA Today
            
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