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Family travel features |
Top four ways to enjoy the Bahamas as a family Great surf, great sun, great people ... the Bahamas is made for families. There's Atlantis (natch!), but there's more. Here are three isles guaranteed to impress even the pickiest brood. |
Cruise vacations |
Life is a Dream on Carnival’s newest ship At 3,646 passengers (maximum 4,631 passenger capacity including upper berths) and 130,000-tons, Dream is Carnival’s biggest vessel to date and introduces a number of new features for Carnival. |
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NYT: Penny-pinching holiday fliers start early The holiday crush at the nation’s airports has taken hold several days earlier as travelers sought less expensive flights. |
Luxury travel |
Extreme excursions for thrillseekers Sure, there's always an adventure that's more dangerous or more expensive, but adrenaline junkies without hedge funds still have plenty to chose from. |
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Go glamping! Want to sleep under five stars — for $2,850 a night? These glam resorts take camping to a luxurious level for those who have the cash to spare. |
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National spectacles Nearly 400 national parks can be found all across America, and feature breathtaking vistas, rock formations millions of years old, and more. more photos |
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Magical kingdoms Disneyland has delivered smiles and thrills since it opened in 1955, and its success has spawned parks across the globe. |
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Great travel deals |
5-night winter package to Rio, from $959 Experiencing the beaches, babes and boutiques of Rio de Janeiro is typically a bank-buster — not to mention a brain-buster with the language barrier. Not so with this 5-night offer. |
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How Twitter can help you save on travel Twitter isn't just a networking site, it's a powerful tool that can save you money and change how you plan your travels. |
Obamas hold first state dinner Nov. 25: President Obama and the first lady welcome the D.C. elite, Oscar-winning entertainers and Hollywood moguls to the White House for their first state dinner. NBC’s Savannah Guthrie reports. |
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