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For China’s new Midases, gold tableware Newly rich Chinese are market for 13-piece set made of pure gold |
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Family travel features |
Affordable summer travel for families Summer travel doesn't have to break the bank. Here are five smart ways to have a great experience your kids will never forget—without leaving you with credit-card bills that make you wish you'd never gone in the first place. |
Affordable trips and destinations |
Nine travel secrets to see more, spend less Whether you’re trying to snag a prized restaurant table or avoid unnecessary ATM fees abroad, 'Travel + Leisure magazine' shares the best undiscovered tips for traveling smarter, faster, safer, and more affordably. |
Airline and travel news |
America’s most on-time airports Fuel prices, service cutbacks and employee layoffs — is there a silver lining to the airline mess? Will fewer planes in the sky translate to greater punctuality on the ground? |
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50 reasons to love the U.S.A From Alaska to Maine, there is so much to explore in America. Here are 50 reasons to pack your bags and discover some hidden treasures. |
TODAY video: Travel |
Man to head on world voyage Sept. 5:WNBC’s Chris Cimino talks to Mike Horn as he prepares for a four-year around-the-world yacht trip. |
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Photo gallery: Your inspiring and unique travels TODAY viewers share their favorite photos of the unique and mesmerizing places that continue to inspire them. |
Great travel deals |
Orlando air/hotel, 5 nights, from $697 Southwest Airlines Vacations is offering fall and winter packages that cover admission to Disney parks, plus extended hours of access. |
Travel tips and advice |
World’s deadliest delicacies Don’t fancy the in-laws? Have we got a shopping list for you. From Namibian bullfrogs to red elderberries, these foods make for some seriously killer carbs. |
Luxury travel |
Deluxe designer hotels These haute couture-inspired hotels provide a sense of privilege—and a new way for designers to stay relevant and competitive. |