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Grapevine goodness from the heat of Australia's Hunter Valley to Canada's cool Okanagan.

From my house I can see the waves breaking on Sydney's iconic Bondi Beach, where people from all walks of life duck and weave between the surf and board riders dance on the water.

They say that lightning never strikes in the same place twice, but it seems that sunsets do.

Poaching and human conflict decimated the wildlife of the Bwabwata National Park, but now elephants are returning in droves

Hong Kong isn't just a city. It's a subtropical archipelago made up of more than 200 islands, islets and rocky outcrops

The Bahamas' Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration is warning its citizens traveling to the United States of "recent tensions in some American cities over shootings of young black males by police officers."

Boeing released a video ahead of England's Farnborough Airshow, showing their Dreamliner 787-9 doing edgy tricks in the sky.

20 delicious reasons mainland Europe's westernmost country needs to be on everyone's travel menu

A chain of restaurants in Iwate prefecture invites diners to compete in the ultimate all-you-can-eat noodle competition

Fellow world travelers and study abroad participants, if you haven't already, you're going to have to make an unsettling choice. And make no mistake, you will have to choose between fright and flight. Cut yourself off from voyaging entirely, or mentally dig in and make peace with the fact that you're at risk when you step into the airport and board that plane. You'll feel a great sense of relief if you pledge to the latter. Fear has never been a good travel companion.