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Shameless? Rich moms' tactics to cut lines at Disney
According to reports, some wealthy Manhattan families have discovered a new way to skip the long lines at Walt Disney World — and likely found a new way to be despised by the "99-percenters." The New York Post is reporting some wealthy families are now hiring disabled people to pose ...
Ga. attraction allows visitors to drive tanks, crush cars
Watch as a family takes turns drive a tank at Tank Town USA in Morganton in North Georgia. And for a little extra that have the opportunity to pummel a few cars that sit in their way. (Video by Curtis Compton/Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
6 things to ask before booking a summer vacation
It's May. Memorial Day and the end of the school year are in sight. Suddenly, you're thinking about a summer vacation. A little advance planning — and some insider tips — can save you a lot of money. Whether you're booking airfare, a car rental or a hotel room, there ...
Best Foodie Finds in Vancouver, British Columbia
With Vancouver, British Columbia being surrounded by water, it's no surprise the seafood here is sensational, and who doesn't love indulging when the food is so healthy! Come along with Emmy award-winning TV correspondent Karen Schaler, host of the Travel Therapy TV & online series, as she shows us some ...
Presidential libraries across the U.S.
As the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum gets ready to open in University Park, Texas, we take a look at all 13 U.S. presidential libraries across the country. Patriots, make your vacation plans.
Fans travel far and wide to attend music festivals
Photos of fans who travel great distances to attend music festivals. There are about 270 festivals of various types annually in the U.S., and worldwide there are more than 800 in 57 countries, according to Pollstar.
Wet, wild water festival rings in Thai new year
The Songkran water festival in Thailand leaves revelers soaked.
Billionaire adding animatronic dinosaurs to resort
A billionaire in Australia is decking out his resort just north of Brisbane with animatronic dinosaurs.
Samoan airline says "pay by weight" plan fairest way to fly
A Samoan airline has a new take on ticketing. The carrier boasts that they are the world's first airline to charge passengers by weight versus seats. Passengers are charged a combined fee based on bodyweight and baggage per kilogram -- at a rate dependent on flight length.
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