10 great places to swim with sharksThese adrenaline-generating encounters will have you telling more than a fish tale.
Second homes: All the joys of Florida in one spotIn much of Florida, only the deepest pockets can afford waterfront. But Pinellas County invites a wide range of buyers.
Jack Hanna wards off grizzly with pepper sprayTV host and zookeeper Jack Hanna says he took his own advice and used pepper spray on a grizzly bear headed toward him.
Amelia Earhart exhibit opens at Royal Hawaiian HotelThe historic Waikiki hotel is hosting an exhibition of rarely seen photographs taken of the pioneering aviator.
Underground restaurants are on the rise in LondonSupper clubs are becoming a favored way for London hipsters to satisfy their exacting palates.
New Mexico Fiber Arts Trail interactive mapZoom in on these spots on the New Mexico Fiber Arts Trail.
Gulf spill has not fouled most beaches but hurts tourismThe massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill has not fouled the vast majority of the area's beaches but is still scaring tourists away, according to ...
Iowa distilleries chase tourism dollarsA new state law is encouraging distilleries to attract people as interested in a tour as in a bottle of whiskey.
Inside the fight to protect the Blue Ridge Parkway's famous viewsThough the parkway passes through four national forests, two-thirds of the land adjacent to the road is privately held.
Barn-quilt trail patched together in PennsylvaniaAn idea promoted last year by a Bullskin Township resident has grown into one of the first Barn Quilt Trails in the state.
Nazi-looted painting returned to Vienna museumEgon Schiele's "Portrait of Wally" will be displayed with an acknowledgement that it was stolen from a Jewish art dealer by a Nazi agent.
Record number of sockeye salmon on view at Washington damThe sheer numbers of salmon returning to Rocky Reach Dam have excited fish-viewing fans and thrilled anglers.
'One Tree Hill' fans gather in Wilmington, N.C.The group, pulled from fan forums and websites, will come from all over the United States and Canada.
Trolley parks are a rare slice of AmericanaMost surviving trolley parks are smaller, more family-oriented and substantially cheaper than big modern theme parks.
Swim with the whale sharks in MexicoTours to get close to the gentle giants are making a splash on Isla Mujeres.