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Dubai continues to build hotels with the goal of doubling tourism between 2012 and 2020.

Dubai stays on record pace in quest to reach 2020 tourism goalsTo help achieve the goals, the government waived the 10% occupancy tax on new three- and four-star hotels "for a period of time...

The Yom Tov Deli, located in Tel Aviv’s Levinsky Market, displays its antipasto.

Tel Aviv's a delicious place to exploreLike the U.S., Israel is a cultural melting pot, welcoming immigrants from more than 120 countries. Its cultural identity...

Vehicles offer unobstructed views, 360 degree swivel chairs, a personal bar and air conditioning.

AndBeyond creates photography safari plansFull- or half-day safaris in customized photographic vehicles are available at a selection of AndBeyond lodges in the...

Church of Saint George, Lalibela, Ethiopia.

Abercrombie & Kent to run an 'Ultimate' African SafariAfrica Revealed: A Journey by Private Jet, which starts at $92,500 per person, will take up to 50 guests to seven African...

Netanyahu's IsraelFresh off playing tour guide for PBS' "Israel: The Royal Tour," Israel's prime minister discusses the country's emerging...

Namibia: Conservation and contentionA land of sand and big game is blazing a path to sustainability that divides environmentalists into camps of praise and...

The quest for authentic AfricaAs more and more tourists seek a glimpse of the "real Africa," controversy is growing over the question of how authentic these...

Uganda consideredThe country hopes its strengths as a safari destination will help it overcome a tumultuous past and contentious issues in the...

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