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'Subtle on the views,' big on wildlife: What to know about Everglades National Park

The more you learn about Everglades National Park, the more it will wow you.

 

Video shows flames shooting from Southwest plane engine force emergency landing

A Southwest flight took off from Houston, bound for Cancun, before a passenger spotted an engine on fire and the plan made an emergency landing.

 

Taking a trip this fall? Here's the one travel tip you should follow

If you're planning to travel this fall, there's one thing you should avoid doing.

 

A purrfect reunion? Cat that went missing at Denver International Airport has been found

A cat was reunited with its owner after it went missing at Denver International Airport this week.

 

Pilot dies on LATAM Airlines flight from Miami after having medical emergency

A LATAM Airlines pilot died on a flight from Miami, Florida, to Santiago, Chile, after suffering a medical emergency, officials said.

 

Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher would like you as their guest. How to book their Airbnb.

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis' beachfront home in Santa Barbara County, California is available to book on Airbnb for a one-night stay Aug. 19-20.

 

What are the most photographed hikes and trails in the world? See the top 10 destinations.

If you're an enthusiast who's looking for inspiration on where to go next, view the most photographed destinations in the world.

 

Lost your cell phone on vacation? Here's what to do next

Losing a phone can be stressful, but travelers can take steps to protect their information and potentially get their devices back.

 

Taking a rest day at Walt Disney World is essential for some. Here's how to spend it.

Theme parks can be exhausting. Here's how to recharge while still having fun at Disney World.

 

Hidden gems of Colorado’s Western Slope include sandstone arches, James Beard-quality dining

Fall foliage drives get a lot of attention in Colorado — who doesn’t gawk at a shimmering, golden stand of aspen trees? — but have you ever made the mid- or late-summer trek from Denver to Grand Junction, winding through towering red rock canyon walls in the early evening? It’s like an amped-up golden hour, but with the earthy reds illuminated in a way that seems cinematic. And it’s a warm, radiant welcome to the Western Slope.

 

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