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Carnival Cruise Lines' new partnership with Dr. Seuss Enterprises brings Seuss characters and stories to life on its ships. The Seuss program, which has been on the Carnival Freedom for about a month, includes a character breakfast that revolves around the Seuss story ''Green Eggs & Ham.'' Main character Sam I Am is joined at the breakfast by characters from Seuss's ''Cat In the Hat,'' including the namesake cat and his helpers, Thing One and Thing Two. Also onboard is a Seuss character parade. TW photos by Tom Stieghorst; posted July 7, 2014Carnival Freedom's 'Seussical' breakfast
For those today who think there is nothing left to seek or nothing left untrammeled, Antarctica awaits -- serene, magnificent, empty, surreal and beautiful beyond words. And although the Seventh Continent is the world's most inaccessible, it is no longer a pipe dream for adventurers who place it high on their bucket lists. Pictured here, Quark Expeditions' 189-passenger Ocean Diamond. Photo by Lisa Maclean; posted July 1, 2014Frozen splendor
What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, the first of three all-purpose, portable lanterns designed to be life-savers whether you are on the road or caught in a power outage at home or away. The Bracketron Smart Lantern gives off enough light while used in its lantern mode to illuminate a small room; when the lantern globe is retracted into its housing, it turns into a flashlight for more focused lighting.What's New, What's Hot: June 2014
Members of Hawaii's tourism community gathered at the Sheraton Waikiki to attend the 19th annual Travel Weekly Hawaii Leadership Forum earlier this month. Travel advisers, tour operator and airline executives, Hawaiian destination marketers and cultural experts as well as technology experts and a futurist came to the dais to share insights to help grow tourism to the islands. Pictured here, ASTA CEO Zane Kerby, left, was interviewed by Arnie Weissmann, editor in chief of Travel Weekly, about a travel adviser's place in the retail marketplace.Island insights at Hawaii Leadership Forum 2014
Diana the Huntress, the famous bronze statue modeled after the Roman goddess by the same name, is framed by the St. Regis Mexico City. When curvaceous Diana was first unveiled in 1942, prudish elements in Mexico City insisted that the sculptor dress her in a metal miniskirt and bronze bra. The clothing was removed in 1967 when Diana and her fountain were moved due to the 1968 Olympics; in 1992, Diana was relocated to her original site where she stands today.High style at the St. Regis Mexico City
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Visiting Alaska's Icy Strait Point
The chefs aboard the Star Pride, the newest Windstar Cruises ship, organized a morning market expedition to shop for ingredients for that evening's dinner on the ship. We visited a weekly produce market in Sanary-Sur-Mer, a small town in the Provence region of France. The chefs were looking in particular for fresh fish and for cheese to make an au gratin dish. About 40 guests came along to watch the chefs in action and browse the harbor-front market, which takes place every Wednesday. TW photos by Tom Stieghorst; posted June 5, 2014Shopping with the chefs of the Star Pride
The year-old Key West Luxury Village at Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages joins the resort's Caribbean Village, French Village and Italian Village, and was named because of its architectural style. The new village opened in the former Veranda resort adjacent to the Beaches property on Grace Bay Beach, which Sandals acquired in December 2012. It is Beaches' first major expansion since the grand opening of the resort's Italian Village in 2009. TW photos by Johanna Jainchill; posted May 30, 2014Beaches Turks & Caicos welcomes Key West Village
What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up is the Optrix PhotoProX iPhone 5 case. Perfect for the traveling photographer, this waterproof and drop-proof housing offer four interchangeable lenses to fit virtually all photographic contingencies: macro, telephoto, fisheye and flat (for underwater photography). A case leash, lens cloth and padded lens case complete the picture.What's New, What's Hot: May 2014
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