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World’s coolest hot springs

Enjoy a splash of history at Britain’s only natural thermal springs—Thermae Bath Spa in Bath, England. The water is believed to have fallen as rain 10,000 years ago—which have vanquished stress for everyone from conquering Celts and Romans (their ancient baths are now a museum) to politicians and poets.Sometimes surreal, always sublime, and occasionally stinky, these 10 steaming pools of wellness are worth a dip.


Indonesian villages cashing in on ‘hobbit’ craze

80-year-old and 4-feet-tall Victor Jehabut, second from left, who is often claimed by tour guides as a descendant of Homo floresiensis, dwarf cave-dwellers that roamed Flores island 160,000 years ago, walks in his village in Rampasasa, Indonesia. I started hearing the offers soon after arriving at the Liang Bua cave in the mountains of Flores island. "You want to see a living hobbit?"


NYT: Throwing exit-row seats into the ‘for sale’ bin

Exit-row seats have usually been occupied by frequent fliers who often booked them in advance, free, as perks. Evacuation is the sole purpose of the exit rows, which abut emergency doors. So in selling exit-row seats to all comers, airlines may raise concerns about who is sitting in those seats.


At airports, keep taking those shoes off — for now
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Tuesday that technology currently available doesn't allow screeners to adequately examine what is in someone's shoes while the person is wearing them.
3-hour rule ready to become reality

DOT-imposed rules that could result in stiff penalties against airlines that hold passengers on tarmacs for three hours or more will likely result in more flight cancellations.Starting next month, air travelers will get  protection against tarmac delays of three hours or longer. Whether that’s good, bad or unnecessary is a matter of opinion. By Rob Lovitt


JetBlue, Delta ask for tarmac rule exemptions
JetBlue and Delta want temporary exemptions from a new government rule that will limit the time passengers can be held on the tarmac.
World’s most on-time airlines

Japan Airlines ranked No. 1, with 90.95 percent of flights less than 15 minutes late.If you traveled to Japan last year, one thing is nearly as certain as a having dined on sushi during your stay: The flights there and back arrived on time.


Handling medical emergencies abroad

It’s important to carry your health information with you.You can’t plan for the unexpected, but you can be prepared. Learn what health precautions to take before you leave home, and what to do if illness or injury lays you low overseas.


Stopped payment on my compensation check
Alaska Airlines pays Ashley Cates $239 when she's bumped from her flight. Then it stops payment on the check. Why? And is there anything she can do to get the money back?
Must-see stops along famous U.S. roads
We pinpoint the best portion and must-see stops along three of the country's most famous roads.
From Italy to Bolivia, the world’s craziest roads

As if navigating Switzerland’s frantic Gotthard Pass—a nearly 7,000-foot-high mountain route connecting Andermatt with Ticino—wasn’t tricky enough, the timeless Tremola throws 37 switchback turns into the mix and adds countless cobblestones.Buckle up: From Italy to Bolivia, these 11 wild rides aren’t for the faint of heart.


Getting government assistance when you travel

A U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agent at a security checkpoint at San Francisco International Airport.Generally speaking, our government takes a hands-off approach to regulating travel companies. Here’s some insider tips for getting government assistance when you travel.


Ground zero hotel wants to attract 9/11 tourists

The World Trade Center construction site is shown in a view taken from the rooftop restaurant of the World Center Hotel in New York. The rooms boast views directly on the memorial site’s construction.Looking down into the construction site covering the 16 acres where the World Trade Center once stood, some might see a place shadowed by death. But Cheryl Palmer sees a rebirth.


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