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Wide-eyed in Zambia MFUWE, Zambia — Alex Stewart, waiting on the steps of Bilimungwe Lodge, deep in the Zambian bush, likes nothing better than surprising first-time visitors to th... by Anne Z. Cooke Tribune News Service - September 22, 2019

Avoiding crowds crucial to cruise ship success I've spent the last several decades exploring Europe from every conceivable angle. And this includes checking out Europe the way millions of people do — from a ... by Rick Steves - September 22, 2019

Disney World Star Wars hotel to be immersive It's going to be a cruise to nowhere, but that will be just fine with die-hard Star Wars fans. by MIKE SCHNEIDER The Associated Press - September 22, 2019

Stay away from tea, coffee and lavatory water on flights, report recommends If you're reading this on an airplane while sipping an in-flight coffee, you might want to put the cup down. by Natalie B. Compton The Washington Post - September 20, 2019

Boating with Bogie and Bacall Visitors to Newport Beach today might know the coastal Southern California city from The Real Housewives, The O.C. and Arrested Development, all of which were s... by Debra Kamin New York Times News Service - September 15, 2019

Hospital is Mecca for first ether use The date was Oct. 16, 1846 — for once, a Friday. A printer named Gilbert Abbott was seated in the operating chair. But this time, a dentist put an unusual glass... by Doug Struck The Washington Post - September 15, 2019

Stockholm neighbors illustrious destinations, too Stockholm is a highlight of any Scandinavian vacation, but don't discount the variety of fine day trips at the city's doorstep. Within an hour or so of the Swed... by Rick Steves - September 15, 2019

ARKANSAS SIGHTSEEING: Fun park beckons kids in El Dorado Touted as "the largest children's destination outdoor playscape in Arkansas," a lively fun park is adding frolicsome flavor to downtown El Dorado's blossoming M... by Jack Schnedler - September 10, 2019

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