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Revolution of another kind in ManchesterThe city in northern England, best known as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, has gone from gritty to tony in recent...

Dresden of recent headlines is not the city I knowThere was little unrest in the city during my visit to explore activities tied to next year's 500th anniversary of the start of...

Two London tours even tour snobs can loveA firsthand look at the Making of Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour London and the Eating London East End Food Tour.

The mood in Nice, two months after the terror attackBeautiful September weather brought beachgoers out in droves during my recent visit to Nice, France, but it would be a mistake...

Promoting Pride in MadridMadrid will mark the 40th anniversary of its first Pride parade by hosting World Pride 2017.

Europe becoming more accessible to special needs travelersOld World charm doesn't always adapt well to this growing market, but there has been notable growth and improvements in...

London to travelers: We are open, and not just for businessA new campaign, called #LondonIsOpen, features art splashed across the Tube that showcases diversity and openness.

Chaplin museum a Swiss can't missPart museum and part interactive entertainment experience, the newly opened Chaplin's World in Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland...

Optimism in the aftermath of the Istanbul attackAfter departing Istanbul's Ataturk airport just hours before the recent attack, a somber, yet hopeful, look at Turkey's future.

Summer demand endures despite woes, AAA saysAccording to AAA's 2016 Summer Travel Destinations List, demand for travel to Europe is vigorous, with Rome and London topping...

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