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Since 2005, workers have carried out grueling—and often, life-threatening—physical labor to see the World Wonder restored to tiptop shape.

Think you need WiFi and air conditioning to survive? Think again.

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Bristol, Rhode Island covers only about 10 square miles of the country's terrain, but it's home to one of America's most storied Independence Day celebrations.

You don’t have to be in Quebec to tuck into a plate piled with poutine.

Poutine—a staple of Canadian comfort cuisine—is comprised of a holy-hoser trinity of ingredients: French fries, cheese curds, and gravy.

And what they have to do with William Shatner.

The siesta is a cherished Spanish tradition.

It's not just to make your flight even more uncomfortable.

The answer may surprise you.

The more dings you hear, the bigger the problem.

In a poll, two-thirds of respondents couldn't identify a bedbug in a lineup of different pests.

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The answer depends on both the state and the road.

The prime of American drive-ins might be behind us, but there are still plenty of these nostalgic roadside eateries available.

It’s possible to take an international trip without stepping outside.

The Animal Planet host spends his time traveling the world, but it’s far from glamorous.

The high-speed elevator can reach a top speed of just under 47 miles per hour.

This is the second Pokemon-themed train to visit the area.

The Irish pub as we know it originated 200 years ago.

It’s got a menu inspired by the intersection of art and science.

The luxury cocktail bar and lounge doubles as one of the city’s historical landmarks.

For the past 21 years, King Willem-Alexander has moonlighted for Dutch airline KLM.

The makers of the GermFalcon claim it kills 99 percent of the bacteria in a plane cabin in five minutes.

Recreate your favorite movie on your next vacation.

Only people with XY chromosomes are allowed to visit Okinoshima, for religious reasons.

Jacob Tomsky has worked on the front lines of hotels for more than a decade, and he has some hospitality secrets to spill.

Meet the Workers Risking Their Lives to Rebuild the Great Wall of China

5 Ways Travel Makes You Mentally Tougher

The Tiny Town That’s Home to America’s Oldest July 4th Celebration

A Brief History of Poutine

Why Certain Airplane Seats Have a Triangle Above Them

Madrid is Now Home to Spain’s First Nap Cafe

Why Does Your Seat Need to Be In an Upright Position During Takeoff and Landing?

Why Do People in the UK Drive on the Left Side of the Road?

What Those Chimes You Hear on Airplanes Really Mean

Do You Know What a Bedbug Looks Like? Many Hotel Patrons Don't

How Much Do Companies Pay to Get Their Logos on Those Blue Highway Exit Signs?

The 50 Best Drive-In Restaurants in the U.S.

House for Sale in Vermont Falls on Both Sides of the U.S.-Canada Border

Meet Paul ‘Mungo’ Mungeam: Adventure Cameraman and Host of Expedition Mungo

New Record Set for World’s Fastest Elevator

Japan’s Pikachu Train Will Give Rides to Kids in Earthquake-Stricken Areas

The Little Museum of Dublin Is Featuring a Brief History of the Irish Pub

An Albert Einstein-Themed Restaurant Just Opened in Chicago

Hidden Bar in New York City's Grand Central Reopens

Dutch King Reveals He's a Secret Commercial Airline Pilot

This Germ-Killing Robot Could Help Airlines' Hygiene Problem

A Guide to Where Your Favorite TV Shows and Movies Were Filmed Around the World

Japan's Sacred, Men-Only Island is Up For UNESCO World Heritage Status

10 Hotel Secrets from Behind the Front Desk