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What It's Like to do the Everest Base Camp Trek
The Everest Base Camp Trek provides an opportunity for regular hikers to tackle a feasible portion of one of the most iconic climbs in the world.
Humble Home Becomes Museum and Shrine to Argentina's Evita
The home of "Evita" has been restored and turned into an interactive museum to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of the iconic first lady.
California to Fine Developer for Pricey Beach Hotel
A developer could be hit Wednesday with a record $25 million in fines and fees for constructing a high-priced hotel on the Southern California coast, in what state officials called a "bait-and-switch" building scheme.
Cuba Cancels Conga Against Homophobia Parade
The Cuban government announced Tuesday that it has cancelled this year's edition of a parade widely seen as a sign of progress on gay rights on the island.
Windstar Cruises Partners with James Beard Foundation
The cruise buffet is getting a makeover, thanks to small ship line Windstar Cruises, who is partnering with the James Beard Foundation for a series of culinary cruises in 2020.
Nearly 70 Percent of Americans Get Stressed Out by This Part of Traveling
If you struggle to pack a suitcase or find it the most stressful part of any trip you're not alone.In a new study examining Americans travel and packing habits, 65 percent admit to having real difficulty when it comes to packing for a trip.
With Head Injuries Mounting, Will Cities Put Their Feet Down on E-Scooters?
Almost half of the injured Austin scooter riders identified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in its first-ever study of dockless electric scooters suffered a head injury, with 15% experiencing a traumatic brain injury.
Las Vegas Rolls Out the Rainbow Carpet: 7 Can't-Miss Events
Las Vegas is rolling out the rainbow carpet this year with signature events, including the tenth anniversary of Temptation Sundays at Luxor, as well as Pride, Dining Out For Life, and Bigger Vegas.
Experts Hunt for Reason Why 41 Died in Moscow Plane Fire
Russian emergency workers have recovered 41 bodies and two flight recorders from the wreckage of a plane that caught fire during an emergency landing in Moscow.
Diana Ross Feels 'Violated' by Airport Screener's Touching
Diana Ross says she feels "violated" by an airport screener who touched her between her legs after she performed at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
Gilbert Baker Rainbow25 Flag Heads to P-Town on VACAYA Cruise
On the morning of August 15, 2019 VACAYA's guests will disembark the Celebrity Summit and deliver to Provincetown its carnival flag and the Sea to Sea Rainbow Flag sections.
Summer Travel Tip: 5 Highest-Ranked Airlines by Category
Have you booked your summer vacation yet? If not, WalletHub's recently released report offers insights regarding the best airlines — not just on price — but also many other aspects of the air travel experience.
This Cruise Line Rivals Broadway with 134 Shows and 50 Theaters
Royal Caribbean International's cruise line directs 134 shows in 50 theaters on 26 ships around the world, including seven Broadway-originating shows, eight aqua shows, 18 ice shows and dozens of original musicals.
Vegas City Officials Approve Marijuana Lounges
Legal marijuana smokers will soon be able to find lounges where they can light up in Las Vegas — but not in casinos, not in places serving alcohol, and not on the resort-lined Las Vegas Strip.
U.S. Searches of Phones, Laptops at Airports Rising, Suit Says
U.S. government searches of travelers' cellphones and laptops at airports and border crossings nearly quadrupled since 2015 and were being done for reasons beyond customs and immigration enforcement, according to a suit filed April 30.
LA Pride to Kick Off at Universal Studios
Christopher Street West (CSW), the nonprofit that produces the annual LA Pride Festival and Parade, will once again collaborate with Universal Studios Hollywood to host PRIDE IS UNIVERSAL on Saturday, June 1 as one of LA Pride's kick-off events.
Survey Says: Texans Want a High-Speed Train
In a significant increase from two years ago, 16 million people now travel between Houston and North Texas annually — and an overwhelming majority of Texans say they would like to use a high-speed train as a safe, reliable time-saver for those trips.
Marriott to Expand Further Into Home-Sharing
Marriott is pushing more heavily into home-sharing, confident that its combination of luxury properties and loyalty points can lure travelers away from rivals like Airbnb.
3 Dead After Tour Helicopter Crashes in Hawaii Suburb
Fire and helicopter parts rained from the sky Monday in a suburban Honolulu community as a tour helicopter crashed and killed all three people aboard, officials and witnesses said.
Rebels with a Cause: A Weekend in Providence, Rhode Island
With plenty of ups and downs, Providence has remained resilient, and most recently, seen a resurgence of small businesses and a flourishing LGBTQ scene.