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Ancient towns and second citiesTourists mistaken for terrorists weren't the only victims in the Bahariya, Egypt, shootings.

Catching sargassumFishing in Jamaica became a lesson in matching a destination to a traveler's inner landscape.

OK, you're an expert. But are you a designer of life?Those who want to be thought of as life designers must consciously work to brand themselves differently.

Geoffrey Kent and the paradox of tourismThe Abercrombie & Kent founder is a travel expansionist and an environmental advocate.

Cuba? Old news. Let's talk Iran.Currently, only 1,500 Americans a year visit Iran. How might that change if sanctions are lifted?

The untold story of Taylor Swift, Ebola and GodzillaHow people coming together, celebrity and timing can be the stuff dreams are made of.

Passages and passionThe travel industry would benefit from adapting the millennial mindset of working toward social good.

Changing the conversation about cruisingFathom is one example of the way lines are changing the cruise conversation.

Demand for service? Yes. Service delivery? Depends.At a time when travel is booming, some suppliers are bumping customers to improve margins.

Midyear beach readingA few odds and ends offer light summer reading as you ease back from the holiday.

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