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Thonis-Heracleion, a 7th century religion and trade hub now sunken beneath the Mediterranean Sea, could foreshadow the fate of Egypt's second-largest city.

Along the Havel River, Potsdam is Germany at its most regal. Here are the best things to do, with ideas on palaces, hotels and restaurants.

Volcanoes from the air and on the ground, plus a night at an exclusive Hawaii hideaway. The Four Seasons Hualalai if offering an awe-inspiring helicopter adventure.

Forget on-site cinemas and private bars, it seems spectacular swimming pools have become the hottest airport amenity.

The renovated old Volkswagen Beetle is parked on the side of the road in a semi-deserted village in Jordan, overlooking the ancient crusader castle.

Dubai is increasingly becoming the top spot for Bollywood stars and producers to promote and shoot their films.

You may think you're in Bavaria with all the German signs, cottages and sausages. But this is charming La Cumbrecita, in the heart of Argentina.

The Wuyishan region in southeast China is home to stunning attractions: rainforests, bamboo rafting, coveted teas and more.

Learn about the winter solstice and find out what's behind this natural phenomenon that marks the shortest day for some, the longest day for others.

Vacationing in developing countries can sometimes leave travelers feeling uneasy, particularly if they're concerned that tourism may be doing more harm than good.

These round-the-world trips are an unforgettable way see the world by air, sea or land, while viisting some of the most spectacular places on earth.

Hakata dolls are known locally as "ningyo." A small band of artisans in and around Fukuoka, a city on the island of Kyushu, keeps the craft alive.

Nothing ruins lunchtime conversations more than a smartphone.

With its narrow walkways, hurried streams of trolleys whisking inventory in and out and master sashimi chefs drumming up orders on cutting boards, Seoul's Noryangjin Fish Market is a worthy destination for adventure seeking foodies.

Doug Tompkins made a fortune with his iconic fashion brands, but after his death it's his controversial legacy of conservation in Patagonia that lives on.

Some wealthy people have more than one passport. Here's how citizenship by investment programs (CIPs) work and why they're getting more popular.

Flying to the other side of the world used to be such a romantic adventure, but the 10-day upper-class epics of yesteryear will soon be reduced to a 15-hour nonstop dash.

Luxury boltholes are a dime a dozen in Singapore, but the newly opened Warehouse Hotel has a history that is scandalously unique.