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Tourists invade ‘Twilight’ town Nov. 10: Fans of the book and movie series “Twilight” are flocking to the tiny Washington town where the story is set. NBC’s Lee Cowan reports. |
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Family travel features |
Stress-free Thanksgiving getaways With the kids out of school, Thanksgiving can be a wonderful opportunity for a long, unstressed weekend getaway at a resort or a on a cruise before the hectic holiday season hits. |
Cruise vacations |
How to vaccinate your next cruise vacation With the outbreak of the swine flu dominating headlines, many are putting cruise travel on the backburner. Still, there is a way to cruise and safely protect your vacation investment. |
Airline and travel news |
Drop in Thanksgiving travel forecast The Air Transport Association predicted Monday that passenger traffic over the Thanksgiving holiday will drop 4 percent from last year, despite deep airline discounts. |
Luxury travel |
Where just-married couples visit the most From the idyllic islands of Hawaii to the romantic isles of Italy, the top 10 most visited honeymoon destinations around the globe. |
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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 |
New Zealand, air/6 nights, from $1,499 Get round-trip airfare on Air New Zealand to Auckland (returning from Christchurch), hotel stays, breakfast daily, a flight between the two cities and more, from $1,499. |
Travel tips and advice |
My car rental company is taking me to court Tracey Brown Osborne finds a mysterious charge on her American Express statement that turns out to be a repair bill for a rental car tire — a tire she says she never damaged. |
Train narrowly misses woman on tracks Nov. 10: In an incident caught on camera, a woman narrowly misses being hit by an oncoming train after she fell onto the tracks at a subway station in Boston. NBC’s Ron Allen reports. |
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