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USA TODAY - Travel January 8
NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER
Germany's Burg Eltz, which has my favorite castle interior, is more than 700 years old and was never conquered.
Rick Steves: 8 magical experiences in Europe

Smart budget travel isn't just about saving money ��� it's about maximizing your experience.
Toronto's Fresh Restaurants can trick diners into eating healthy with meatless hamburgers, fries and onion rings. They serve desserts like pumpkin pie and tarts prepared with whipped creams made with nuts.
10 great places where vegetarians don't sacrifice flavor

Turning over a new leaf? These vegetarian restaurants let you have your (gluten-free) cake and eat it too.
Ireland's Ring of Beara.
Where in the world are we going in 2013?

Forget the fiscal cliff. We're determined not to jettison our hard-earned vacations in 2013.

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Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas: A new breed of Las Vegas luxury, with 392 elegant rooms and some of Vegas' best service, the Mandarin Oriental is a quiet haven on the glitzy Strip. Every room comes with a stunning light-and-dark-marble bathroom and fre
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Best hotel bathrooms in Las Vegas
Whether they're larger than a New York apartment or have gilded accents, Las Vegas bathrooms do not disappoint.
The Sapphire strip club in Vegas is launching another party pool this year. The previous incarnation, shown here, was at the Rio resort and closed voluntarily following a police investigation.
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A Vegas strip club unveils plans for a new adult pool
Take it off: A strip club will open a new Las Vegas topless party pool.
Workers of the U.S. firm Titan Salvage and Italian firm Micoperi work on the stranded Costa Concordia cruise ship near the harbour of Giglio Porto on June 25, 2012.
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Tourists spark another rescue at Costa Concordia site
An attempt to visit the partially sunken ship by inflatable boat ended in trouble.
The length of training for the 787 depends on a pilot's background. If a pilot has been flying a 777 previously, then there is a compressed training course available due to the similarity in systems and operating procedures. If, however, a pilot had
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Ask the Captain: Comparing Boeing Dreamliner to Airbus A350
The length of training for the 787 depends on a pilot's background. Training is designed to be effective and efficient.
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Andrew Zimmern's favorite pit-stop foods
The host of Bizarre Foods shares the top five foods he considers staples for roadside meals.
Passengers pull roller luggage at Reagan National Airport in Washington.
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Spending on business travel predicted to rise
Report says U.S. business travel spending to rise 4.6%, even as trips slightly dip.
A Japan Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet aircraft is surrounded by emergency vehicles while parked at Logan International Airport in Boston as a fire chief looks into the cargo hold following an electrical fire.
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Boeing Dreamliner catches fire at Boston's Logan Airport
Boeing Dreamliner catches fire at Boston's Logan Airport due to electrical problem

 

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