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Dubrovnik, Croatia: cultural city guide An essential cultural guide to the city that more than lives up to its 'Pearl of the Adriatic' sobriquet... Telegraph (London) An insider's tasty tips for Rome Romans do know how to throw a party. Rome is young, fun and fast-moving, but you'll get the most out of the Eternal City if you really take time to explore and savor it... CNN 10 top honeymoon hotspots Where do newlyweds want to go? Wedding site TheKnot.com gave us the inside scoop on the most frequented romantic destinations...CNN Back in business in Hawaii Many tourist spots have reopened in wake of the quake-triggered tsunami that hit March 11... LA Times Tours and Activities Where to shop like a (fashionable) local in Paris There may be no city that takes shopping more seriously than Paris, the birthplace of haute couture and a place where mere browsers, while welcome, can still be made to feel snubbed in subtle ways... Globe and Mail Around the world with the Smithsonian Luxury tour transports travelers to 14 UNESCO World Heritage Sites via private jet ... MSN.com Mountain High ski resort goes all out for final week It's last call at Mountain High, Southern California's only clothing-optional resort... LA Times Cruise Caribbean cruises: readers' tips, recommendations and travel advice Readers offer their advice on cruising in the Caribbean... Telegraph (London) Cabs Boycott First Cruise Ship to Call in Victoria Crystal Symphony is kicking off the Pacific Northwest cruise season this week with the first calls of the year in Seattle and Victoria. But the ship was welcomed with a taxi boycott by most major Victoria cab companies... CruiseCritic.com Princess Cruises ships to resume calls in Egypt Princess Cruises is returning to Egypt, effective May 15... USA Today Transportation Hong Kong Airlines' flight attendants get kung fu training Crews urged to learn wing chun, a self-defense discipline well suited for tight spaces ... MSN.com Air-traffic controller suspended for watching a DVD on duty An air-traffic controller who was watching a movie on a portable DVD player while overseeing traffic has become the latest embarrassment in a wave of red-faced incidents in the nations aviation system... USA Today Lodging Finally, a chance to sleep in a Ping Pong paddle Huainan, a coal-mining city in China, hopes to catch the world's attention with an Olympic Park filled with bizarre-shaped buildings. On the drawing board is a hotel designed in the shape of a Ping-Pong paddle... Globe and Mail Cool and unusual hotels in the U.S. Hey, is that a helicopter in your room? Be it a bed-and-breakfast in a beagle or an entire ghost town, we look at weird ways to bed down... LA Times Hotel owner faces jail time for alcohol sale to minor A hotel owner who avoided prison after fatally shooting the hotel's bartender while drunk now faces jail time for the sale of alcohol to a minor... USA Today Other and Odd Scalpers fleecing campers at Yosemite National Park Visitors entering Yosemite National Park for free this week will be greeted by some of the most spectacular spring waterfalls in recent memory. But they may also encounter a far less savory element: scalpers auctioning the parks coveted campsites and Half Dome climbing permits to the highest bidder... USA Today ![]() 365 Guide Tip for the Day A Client Retention Program In the quest to obtain new clients for your travel agency, don't allow your existing clients to drift away from you... Travel Research Online ![]() Today in History [Back to Press Releases Main]
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