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With all due respect to high-roller penthouse suites and VIP sky lounges, one of the most over-the-top experiences in Vegas actually happens largely underwater.

From New York to Milwaukee (yes, Milwaukee!), here are five top spots to celebrate French Independence without crossing the pond.

From Argentina's tango dancers to Mustang's horse riders to Tanzania's wildebeest, creatures great and small see the coming weeks as go time.

Drinks served seaside out of a tuk-tuk? The sounds of salsa and surf blending under the stars? Quiet contemplation of civilization? There's a beach for that.

For every Cliffs of Moher or Trinity College Library—amazing sights, without question—a lesser-known jewel lies in wait on the Emerald Isle.

Whether you want to go where the wild things are (grizzlies and whale sharks and piranhas, oh my!)—or really lean into civilization, July's a great time.

The long and storied list of celebs who’ve called Miami home has just gotten its newest addition. Her name is Meraviglia.

While you may be aware of Regent Seven Seas Cruises' long list of luxury inclusions, perhaps the best perk is that they've lined up locals in each port.

This old miner's outpost now gets 2 million visitors a year -- thanks to affordable casinos, tons of desert activities and a great spot on the Colorado River.

Heed the call of the wild—it's good for you! (And all kinds of gorgeous, to boot.)

If you want to experience your own urban renewal, these are the best cities to hit in 2019.

WorldPride and Stonewall50 are major attractions for LGBT visitors to New York. But beyond the events, exhibitions and parties aimed squarely at the community,