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Hot Springs has more than racing to offer tourists While betting on the thoroughbreds is a prime winter allure here, starting Friday with Oaklawn track's annual opening, plenty of other attractions can help fil... by Jack Schnedler - January 24, 2019

Fishing for fish and chips in London Despite the arrival of Indian and Chinese takeaways, fried chicken shops, and the emergence of London as a bullishly self-confident "foodie" city, the British c... by WILL HAWKES The Washington Post - January 20, 2019

TSA dogs chosen for floppy ears The dogs deployed by the Transportation Security Administration at airports nationwide use their noses to sniff out explosives and contraband. But pooches selec... by KARIN BRULLIARD The Washington Post - January 20, 2019

Spain or Portugal? Both have pros and cons Like many travelers, last spring I visightd Barcelona dreaming of seeing Antoni Gaudi's breathtaking Sagrada Familia church. When I got there, the ticket office... by Rick Steves - January 20, 2019

Playing Cleveland's Tune Above, the ceiling was done up in silver, beige and blue like frosting on a wedding cake. Below, at the lip of the stage, a tall man in a black suit and white b... by CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS Los Angeles Times (TNS) - January 13, 2019

Pros and Cons of European Cruising Recently, I was on a massive cruise ship with 3,000 passengers blitzing the great ports of the Mediterranean — and having lots of fun. No, I'm not suddenly aban... by Rick Steves - January 13, 2019

Exploring Madison and Jefferson in Virginia Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's home outside Charlottesville, Va., is insanely popular. With recent updates that include a fuller picture of Jefferson's history ... by DEBRA BRUNO The Washington Post - January 13, 2019

ARKANSAS SIGHTSEEING: Wilson rebirth includes new archaeological museum A father is teaching his son a game played with spears and a disc-shaped stone. The game is called "chunkey." by Jack Schnedler - January 10, 2019

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