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It's only the forest of swaying Eucalyptus trees, trunks scarred black, marking the path up toward Steavenson Falls in Marysville, Victoria, that betrays a hint of the calamity inflicted here 10 years ago.

Welcome to the 150,000 people flying into Atlanta for the 53rd annual Super Bowl. (Super Bowl LIII for fans of Roman numerals.)

The tech boom has brought fast changes to San Francisco. But CNN's Richard Quest still finds magical reminders from earlier decades in the city of peace and love.

A USB thumb drive has been found inside frozen leopard seal feces by marine researchers in New Zealand -- and it still works.

Airline lounges are hardly created equal. Many have bare-bones amenities, limited seating and far too many people. These extremely average lounges are often just a step up from the cramped gate area.

Scientists who visited one of the world's newest and most unique islands last year discovered a mysterious, sticky mud, said NASA.

Wearing a boxy, oversized quilted coat and dark purple lipstick, Thierry Chow looks more like a fashion magazine editor than a Feng Shui master.

Lunar New Year is full of obscure facts, fun quirks and interesting customs. Here are 11 things to know about celebrating Lunar New Year in 2020 as we usher in the Year of the Rat.

When the clock strikes midnight the eve of February 5, wishes of good fortune will be expressed, fireworks will explode into the sky and red envelopes filled with money will be exchanged as millions of people around the world ring in the Lunar New Year, also known as Spring Festival.

A seedy strip club and a boutique hotel. They may seem like strange bedfellows, but in rapidly transforming Atlanta, this unusual relationship seems to be working.

Beijing's Forbidden City is one of the Chinese capital's must-see tourist attractions, a UNESCO World Heritage site which provides incredible insight into the lives of China's emperors.

What do you look for in a hotel interior? A calming color scheme? Crisp white sheets?

A city of more than 25,000 places to eat, Hong Kong is always going to spoil diners, even without the seemingly constant flow of new spots opening up.

Dozens of newly discovered mummies have been unveiled at a burial site in Egypt.

Punxsutawney Phil emerged from his burrow and did not see his shadow, predicting an early spring. Don't get too excited, though -- he's usually wrong.

Even before the longest government shutdown in history, the National Park Service had an $11.6 billion backlog for repairing roads, structures, and other facilities including dams, monuments, and amphitheaters.

Downtown Atlanta is home to a host of densely packed attractions -- the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, the Center for Civil and Human Rights, the College Football Hall of Fame and more.

Many residents of Zanzibar, off the coast of Tanzania, can't swim. A special program at "Burkini Island" is teaching Muslim girls how to swim with the aim of saving lives.

Most of us will never set foot on a swanky superyacht. We'd be lucky to even catch a glimpse of one of these streamlined, gleaming vessels docked in Monaco or Miami.

Guinness World Records representatives are investigating a giant avocado in the Kona region of Hawaii to see if it beats one found last year that weighed 5.8 pounds.