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Back to the good old days! Beautiful vintage railway posters promoting British seaside resorts up for auction in New York Clear turquoise waters, pristine sand and the world's largest pools: The idyllic MAN MADE beaches that rival Mother Nature Brits vote Las Vegas the 'overspend' capital of the world ... as 57% of holidaymakers admit to blowing ... (more)

When Ellen DeGeneres sold the Brody House-a gem of Los Angeles architecture she'd bought in an off-market deal-to billionaire Sean Parker for a cool $55 million a few weeks ago, she turned a $15 million profit in just six short months.

Some people have more clothes than they know what to do with. But focusing on high quality fashion can actually save money in the future.

Commuters are stopped by a gate at the Stadium-Chinatown station during a lengthy delay in service in Vancouver on Monday.

The Institute for Healthy Destination Accreditation - a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit designed to help resorts and hotels measure and improve health-related initiatives, amenities, facilities and personnel - has chosen its six founding members, including the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel and Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel at Mauna Kea Resort on the Big ... (more)

It was a first as Massport showcased its activities on the Boston waterfront before a crowd of 150 business and government leaders at the Exchange Conference Center on the Boston Fish Pier this morning.

Sen. Mike Duffy arrives to the Senate on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Monday, October 28, 2013.

You may remember that straight San Francisco mayor with the perfect hair and square jaw who stood athwart history yelling, "Yes!" to gay marriage.

Angel of the Sky touches down in the North East for the first time today after being named by Tyneside family Holidaymakers will today welcome one of the world's most advanced aircrafts to Newcastle , as Thomson's new Dreamliner touches down for the first time.

Cynthia Michalewski and her daughters, Anya and Nadia, collected donations in front of Food World in Bloomingdale on Wednesday, July 9, in their efforts to raise funds to participate in the 39-mile NY Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, which will be held in October.

A structural engineer says that the 251 guests evacuated from the Westin Edmonton Hotel after a large chunk of wall on the building's south side collapsed should be allowed back in, following an investigation Sunday afternoon that determined it was simply the facade that was damaged.

The contractor that operates the federal government's underground nuclear waste dump in southeastern New Mexico received a $1.9 million bonus just five days after an underground truck fire closed the facility.

Klaus Fromme has been the president and director of German Fest since 1981. A native of Germany, Fromme has called Milwaukee his home since 1961 and found immediate comfort in Brew City because of its German roots.

Orlando's theme parks and other developers are making big investments in revamping or building entertainment complexes where tourists dine, shop, dance and see shows Downtown Disney is undergoing a huge makeover, doubling its number of dining, shopping and entertainment options as it transforms itself into an area called Disney Springs.

Erin Carr begins her two-hour tour of the nation's capital in Lafayette Park, across the street from the White House, next to a majestic statue of Andrew Jackson on a horse.

The most happening new spot in Chicago's emerging Pilsen neighborhood is Thalia Hall, where you can sip a cocktail in the throwback basement bar, dine in a ground-floor restaurant and and enjoy live music upstairs.

Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast is just 976 miles from Los Angeles and a two hour and 45 minute flight.

National parks and monuments boosted the economies of surrounding communities in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho by a combined $1.15 billion last year, according to a new study.

KEN GIGLIOTTI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Lori and Darrell Lafond discovered 100 love letters hidden under the floorboards of their home during a renovation.

University of Virginia freshman football player Andrew Brown, left, and the 2014 NBA MVP Kevin Durant share a moment on the red carpet before the ESPY Awards at the Nokia Theatre on Wednesday, July 16, 2014, in Los Angeles.