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Tourist gets third-degree burns walking on blazing hot sand dunes in Death Valley, rangers say

Tourist gets third-degree burns walking on blazing hot sand dunes in Death Valley, rangers say

Rangers said they were not immediately able to determine whether the 42-year-old Belgian’s flip-flops were somehow broken or were lost during the short walk. 

  • by Anita Snow

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The music-obsessed US city where Taylor Swift was discovered, age 14

The music-obsessed US city where Taylor Swift was discovered, age 14

Nashville is the heart of the world’s country music scene, but don’t let the honky-tonks alone distract you; the city has surprises under its cowboy hats.

  • by Kate Armstrong
Riding in a driverless taxi has become a must-do tourist attraction in the US

Riding in a driverless taxi has become a must-do tourist attraction in the US

Tourists are putting riding in a driverless taxi on their must-do lists, but it requires some planning.

  • by Lauren Sloss
Airline review: Believe it or not, this US budget carrier is excellent
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Airline review: Believe it or not, this US budget carrier is excellent

Free Wi-Fi and in-flight entertainment, complimentary snacks and drinks, plenty of legroom – this budget airline exceeds expectations.

  • by Kristie Kellahan
Five exciting new cruise routes will take you to truly unusual places

Five exciting new cruise routes will take you to truly unusual places

From ice-encrusted mountains to jungle-clad volcanoes, glamorous Asian cities to the remotest settlements, here are five of the most tempting new cruise routes.

  • by Brian Johnston
New York, LA … Bentonville? America’s most unlikely city of culture

New York, LA … Bentonville? America’s most unlikely city of culture

It’s just after 3am and I’m wide awake. Fortunately, everything in this small town revolves around art, and there’s still plenty to do, even at this hour.

  • by Alexis Buxton-Collins
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Harry and Meghan’s Archewell charity issued with ‘delinquency notice’

Harry and Meghan’s Archewell charity issued with ‘delinquency notice’

A 2022 tax filing published online suggests that Archewell suffered a $16 million drop in donations on the previous year.

  • by Victoria Ward
Call this a biscuit? This US breakfast dish will confound Australians

Call this a biscuit? This US breakfast dish will confound Australians

Biscuits and gravy? Australians could be forgiven for being confused when they hear about this dish. But biscuits ain’t biscuits in the US.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Airbnb recreates house from Up, launches series of iconic film stays

Airbnb recreates house from Up, launches series of iconic film stays

A replica of the floating house from Up, the 2009 animated Pixar film, will be suspended high in the air. It’s just one of a new collection of stays from iconic films.

  • by Orlando Mayorquín
The other San Juan

The other San Juan

On the border of Canada and the United is an island of natural beauty, interesting history and incredible wildlife.

  • by Carrie Hutchinson
Ten great things you can do for free in New York

Ten great things you can do for free in New York

A billionaire’s playground, New York City is one of the most expensive cities in the world. Which is why it’s surprising there are so many free things to do.

  • by Kristie Kellahan