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Baton Rouge: New Airline Alert: Elite Airways Will Hit The Skies This Summer

It’s been some time since we got to talk about a new airline, and that’s probably because they just never seem to start flying—we’re looking at you PEOPLExpress.

Toast To The Turtles With 3 Memorial Day 'Brew At The Zoo' Events

If you’ve ever wanted to get drunk with a skunk this weekend is the time to do it. Memorial Day weekend seems to be a hit with zoos across the country, as they’re rolling out the beer as well as the animals.

What Everybody's Buying in Fiji: Masi Tapa Cloth

Welcome to "What Everyone's Buying," a new series on souvenirs, wherein we investigate what tourist trinkets are the hottest selling in hotspots around the world.

Seoul: If You Only Do One Thing in Seoul, Let It Be a Late Night Food Tour

No Seoul/jokes jokes this week, guys. We're just going to tell it like it is in celebration of American Airlines' new route to Seoul, South Korea, a city so hugely underrated and yet so majorly cool.

Fontainebleau: Easy Day Trips from Paris: A Frolick at Fontainebleau

For most people, Paris is such a dream destination that the idea of leaving town sounds anticlimactic. However, even lifelong Parisiens know the value of occasionally getting out of the city.

Denver: Get Knocked Out by Denver's Hippest New Coffeeshop, Black Eye

Last September, Denver coffee fiends rejoiced when Black Eye, a hip new coffeeshop housed in an old turn-of-the-century warehouse, opened in the up-and-coming neighborhood of Lower Highland (ocassioanly referred to, unfortunately, as LoHi).

New York : How To Get Tickets To The New York City Wine & Food Festival

The schedule for the 2013 Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival, scheduled to take place October 17- 20, has been announced and will include appearances by celebrity chefs Anne Burrell, Paula Deen, Guy Fieri, Robert Irvine, and Emeril Lagasse.

Travel Contest Alert: National Geographic's 25th Annual Photo Competition

We’ve seen our share of travel contests and unfortunately we’re pretty good at not winning the grand prize. Usually these contests just take a few clicks to enter, but there’s one contest now open which requires more of your time and focus.

Verona: Oh Romeo, Romeo. Verona Considers Turning 'Juliet's Balcony' into Honeymoon Suite

Over in fair Verona, one of the most famous literary tourist sites is about to make it rain. Sadly the cash flow is only going their way as Verona is considering charging a few Euros to view the balcony and courtyard of "Romeo and Juliet," even if it isn't the real thing (because it's fictional

Why Tornado Preparedness is Something Travelers Should Learn

Oklahoma's huge tornado hit this week is a painful reminder that the sun isn't always shining when you plan to travel. Luckily for the United States' tornado alley, 2013 has been relatively quiet.