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Open-top double-decker tour-bus service launches in new orleans

The bright red open-top double-decker tour buses seen all over New York, London and Paris are coming to New Orleans. City Sightseeing New Orleans has launched the new service, which will operate daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Electric scooters make hop to taxis

The Hopper aims to fill the gaps in Amsterdam's public transit

Dublin delights

City works its Irish charm and offers plenty of cultural bargains to boot

Panama cruises offer plenty of choices

Ah memories, how they seem to flow without any sense of order as time passes. Panama Canal history - was that junior or senior high? I'm not sure and it doesn't matter, but we did take a course on the Canal's history.

That's the spirit: make procrastinators pay

Low-cost, no-frills U.S. airline wants passengers to pay earlier, pay more

Condé Nast to open Dubai café

Vogue's fash-ion-loving fans will soon have a chance to drink in the magazine's aura at a new café in Dubai.

Mariners set sail, built fortunes from ancient Spanish seaport

Not as famous as other cities in southern Spain such as Seville, Granada and Cordoba, and not as frequented by foreign tourists, the coastal fortress city of Cadiz is one of the country's most attractive destinations, boasting a history of almost leg
New York ferris wheel would be world's tallest

New York ferris wheel would be world's tallest

The Big Apple is getting another "biggest: " the world's tallest ferris wheel, part of an ambitious plan to draw New Yorkers and tourists alike to the city's so-called "forgotten borough." The 190.

Don't forget to cover up when visiting sacred sites

Many of the world's popular leisure destinations are also home to sites that are spiritually significant to people of certain faiths.
Pyongyang's giant pyramid hotel revealed

Pyongyang's giant pyramid hotel revealed

Beijing-based Koryo Tours has released the first public photos from inside the tallest and most notorious building in North Korea: the 105-storey, pyramidshaped Ryugyong Hotel, which remains unfinished more than 20 years after construction began.