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The newly opened Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge in Switzerland is the longest pedestrian bridge in the world spanning 1,621 feet (494 meters) according to Zermatt Tourism.

Vistara, an airline based in Delhi, India, has a new guarantee: Women flying solo won't be assigned a middle seat.

The Video Archive is a small, brightly lit video store on a quiet block in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Superlative spas at sea have become a staple of the cruise experience, but recently, a slate of cruise lines have been ramping up ever-more-inventive spa and wellness offerings that expand far beyond the traditional confines of the spa's four walls.

If you can get beyond the fact that these meals smell like farts and old fish, your taste buds are in for a pleasant surprise.

An 4,000 year old area that was once part of a vast Roman gold mining operation is now seeing a goldrush renaissance.

Our boatman gets a radio call that a jaguar mother and two cubs have been spotted moving along a riverbank in the Pantanal wetlands of southern Brazil about 20 minutes from our present location.

With six airports to choose from, flying into London can be confusing. This will help you answer: "Which London airport do I pick?"

In Wakayama prefecture, tourists can sail down the swift currents of Kitayama River on traditional logging rafts -- while standing up.

Japanese temples are some of the most awe-inspiring buildings you'll see. Here are 17 stunning shrines travelers will love -- from Kyoto and beyond.

Life's a beach, and in Asia there's a whole lot of good living to be had. We've researched and uncovered the top beach destinations to be found along the shores of this vast continent.

When you emerge at Caojiawan metro station near busy Chongqing, China, you are out in the middle of nowhere. But there's a reason it's been built.

A storied American playground, Coney Island in Brooklyn is in New York City and can be reached by subway. Here are the best things to do there.

Lisbon has established itself as Europe's hippest city-trip destination over the past couple of years, but now it has a rival that's a little too close to comfort. 

Drive about 90 miles north of New York City, and you'll begin to see the pine-covered peaks of the Catskill Mountains rolling across the horizon, with Pennsylvania's Pocono mountain range at their western edge and the wide, blue Hudson River at the east.