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Destinations
Seoul search from tradition to a vibrant city of the future
No one would mistake Seoul, a capital city for 600 years, for Hong Kong or Tokyo, but that's its charm... The Australian

Mexico: Alone with the Aztecs
The swine flu scare has kept tourists away from Mexico. Mark Hudson is one of the first to return... Telegraph (London)

Ravishing Tuscany
That panoramic, romantic reputation for which the region is famous? It's all real... Globe and Mail

36 Hours in Malibu
The staggering natural beauty of the sea and mountains is obvious, but pull off the road and stay awhile, and you'll find local wines and chic shops... New York Times

Tours and Activities
Hitting the Gandhi trail in India
For millions of foreign tourists who visit India every year, the blockbuster attractions still are the grand palaces of the medieval maharajahs and the Taj Mahal. Now comes the latest variant: Gandhi tourism... Seattle Times

The Last-Minute Guide to Summer Camping
In a rugged economy, more Americans are heading to national parks this year for a vacation in the great outdoors. But there is still room for a few more tents out there... New York Times

London streets tell the city's history
London is filled with oddball place names, from pokey alleyways to grand thoroughfares — and a tourism organization has launched a monthlong campaign to tell the city's history through its streets... Yahoo Travel News

10 great places to bask in the summer solstice
As cities around the world celebrate the longest day of the year in different ways, IgoUgo.com content manager Michelle Doucette shares her top picks for enjoying endless hours of sunshine... USA Today

Cruise
Celebrity Cruises: We'll have open dinner seating on ships by September
The line is one of the last to offer an open seating option at dinner in addition to traditional fixed early and late seating... USA Today[Back to Press Releases Main]