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MSNBC.com: Travel
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  • Signature drinks from around the world

    For the adventurous who would like to try signature drinks in their international destinations of origin, here?s a list of top favorites. Cheers!




  • Top 10 fun fall foliage adventures

    Menacing dark clouds linger above the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Yosemite National Park. One of the best ways to experience the area in an autumn is by renting a bike from a park kiosk and pedaling over 12 miles of paved paths along the flat floor of the breathtaking Yosemite Valley.Looking to turn over a new leaf on your annual fall-foliage excursion? Trade in subdued ?oohs? and ?ahs? from the passenger seat for ?wows!? and ?holy cows!? by signing-up for a fun leaf-peeping adventure.




  • The best learning holidays for kids

    The new, nine-hole "keiki course" at the Mauna Lani Resort on Hawaii's Big Island aims to get beginners and fledgling golfers onto the par-33 course with abbreviated fairways and holes noted on child-friendly scorecards as "Wipe Out" and "Geev Um," a localism for "go for it."From golf lessons to falconry lessons and sailing and songwriting, the lowdown on the best vacations that teach tots, teens, and youngsters in between.




  • America?s most reliable airlines

    Rank No. 1: On-time flights score: 14; canceled flights score: 15; reports of mishandled baggage per 1,000 passengers score: 9; complaints per 100,000 enplanements score: 15; J.D. Power and Associates customer satisfaction ranking score: 9; asset-to-liability ratio score: 2; and overall score: 93.Budget carriers aren't always considered smooth-running operations offering a consistent level of service. But according to our analysis of the nation's 10 major airlines, discount carriers actually rank first in reliability.




  • À la carte pricing not flying with passengers

    Would you like a cup of coffee on your flight? It'll likely cost you extra.When we asked msnbc.com readers what they thought of the "unbundling" of airline services, many were displeased.




  • GPS could save airlines billions in fuel costs

    Navigation controls are seen in the cockpit of a FAA Gulfstream jet. Most carriers are reluctant to retrofit planes years, maybe decades, before NextGen is fully operational.A World War II-era air traffic network that often forces planes to take longer, zigzagging routes is costing U.S. airlines billions of dollars in wasted fuel.




  • Falling gas prices may lure travelers off planes
    So far, U.S. airlines have coped well with a painful economic downturn, but a sharp decline in gasoline prices soon may lure travelers off planes and into cars for short-haul trips.

  • Getting elderly drivers off the road poses challenges

    This screengrab from the film ?Taking the Wheel? shows actress Patience Cleveland behind the wheel. The film focuses on ?the complicated relationship between an obstinate 90-year-old woman who refuses to give up driving, and her well-intentioned son who will stop at nothing to get her off the road,? the film's Web site says.As drivers get older, their driving skills decline. But getting the elderly off the road ? whether they're aging parents or ourselves ? is no easy task. Harriet Baskas has some well-mannered advice.




  • Odd to perverse ? the world?s strangest museums

    The Velveteria, a museum dedicated to velvet paintings, opened in 2005. The gallery can display up to 350 paintings, but the entire collection exceeds 1,000 items.Bunnies, bad art, and Burt Reynolds?the world?s strangest museums showcase some of the world?s quirkiest passions.




  • Get high atop these 12 stratospheric destinations

    At 1,053 feet, Dubai's famous Burj Al Arab, is the tallest building in the world to be used exclusively as a hotel. Situated on its own man-made island, the Burj commands rates even more impressive than its height.There's something about getting high that helps you see things from a whole new perspective?and no, we're not talking about a trip to Amsterdam. Here's a dozen stratospheric spots around the world that will have you gasping at the view or clinging, white-knuckled, to whoever is closest.




  • 6 notorious prisons offer ghostly thrills

    Considering taking a spooky trip for Halloween? Try Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay, where mysterious clanging and screaming ? from the ghosts of inmates past, perhaps? ? has been heard, even though the prison closed in 1963.Old closed prisons are often crumbling, dank fortresses with histories of flying orbs, moving furniture, noises in the night and chilly bursts of air.




  • Share your photos of spooky travel spots
    Have you vacationed somewhere creepy and crawly? Experience unexplained phenomena at a hotel or B&B? Share photos of your haunted or just plain spooky trips.


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