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29/May/2006 9:08AM |
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(AP) -- The most talked-about change at Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio isn't the new supersized swing that catapults thrill seekers 125 feet into the air.
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27/May/2006 9:41PM |
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NEW YORK (AP) -- It's springtime in Coney Island, with all the familiar signs of the coming tourist season: The beer flows at Ruby's on the boardwalk, a help-wanted sign rests outside Nathan's Famous, stuffed animals appear in the cramped arcades.
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26/May/2006 2:17PM |
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- To fee or not to fee?
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26/May/2006 11:16AM |
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- High fuel prices won't keep tourists from visiting Alaska this summer, state tourism officials say.
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26/May/2006 10:27AM |
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ORLANDO, Florida (AP) -- Boundary-bending roller coasters, a killer whale ballet and a toppling 65-foot tower that simulates splashing into a 5,000-square-foot pond below are among scores of new attractions opening this summer at theme parks around the country.
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26/May/2006 7:58AM |
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PIGEON FORGE, Tennessee (AP) -- Who could stay away from Dolly Parton's Dollywood Theme Park?
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25/May/2006 1:37PM |
( Sunset ) -- Hawaii's world-class waves, dazzling sea life and spectacular scenery make getting out on the water a goal for most visitors. Sunset magazine spoke with three islanders for an inside line on the best gateways to tropical adventure.
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25/May/2006 9:06AM |
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- You can find good deals in the national parks this summer despite tight budgets, rising fees and a huge backlog of maintenance work.
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25/May/2006 9:04AM |
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NEWARK, New Jersey (AP) -- A major power outage stranded thousands of rush-hour commuters Thursday between New York and Washington, stopping five trains inside tunnels and forcing many passengers to get out and walk to the nearest station.
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24/May/2006 9:11AM |
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BERLIN, Germany (AP) -- Next month in Germany, more than a million visitors will marvel at world-class play during the World Cup soccer championship. They can also admire great art, stroll medieval town squares and savor some of the world's best beer.
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23/May/2006 2:49PM |
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BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) -- More than 60 years after it was seized by communists, the Romanian government is to hand back one of the country's most popular tourist sites, the fabled Dracula Castle, to its former owner, the culture minister said Tuesday.
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23/May/2006 10:53AM |
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ALCATRAZ ISLAND, California (AP) -- Cold rain falls and clouds obscure the San Francisco waterfront. Light fades from thin slots where prisoners once clamored for a glimpse of the outside world.
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22/May/2006 8:08AM |
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HONG KONG, China (CNN) -- Few places in the world pack so many contrasts in such a small space as Hong Kong.
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19/May/2006 10:05AM |
( Coastal Living ) -- Many a traveler heading to the coast for a summer getaway has visions of heaping plates of fresh seafood. At these full-service fishmongers, sea creatures are on the brain all year long.
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19/May/2006 8:34AM |
( Budget Travel Online ) -- Yes, growing older does have a silver lining. But not every senior discount beats what young'uns pay. How can you tell a good deal from a crock of Geritol?
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18/May/2006 8:49PM |
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- The U.S. Transportation Security Administration will soon use more behavioral profiling at American airports to detect suspicious activity, a top official said on Thursday.
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18/May/2006 12:54PM |
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ATLANTA, Georgia (AP) -- As a business traveler who flies 100,000 miles a year on Delta Air Lines, Jay Spencer is used to flying through the world's busiest hub at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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18/May/2006 9:31AM |
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DALLAS, Texas (AP) -- The days of first-come, first-served seating on Southwest Airlines Co. planes could be nearing an end.
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18/May/2006 9:26AM |
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The government Wednesday announced new security requirements for air cargo that include criminal background checks for more than 100,000 airline and freight workers and screeners to check packages delivered to airport ticket counters.
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18/May/2006 9:13AM |
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(AP) -- The cost of travel has been going up all year and that is making it difficult -- but not impossible -- to find summertime bargains.
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