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The Father’s Day Gift Guide 2016

The Father’s Day Gift Guide 2016

No golf. No ties. Just 30 cliché-free ways to make the old man proud.

Where Does America Rank on the Grumpy Tourist Index?

Surprise: France is NOT at the top

Your 90-Second Summer Camping Guide

Baby Airstreams, floating tents and fire. Lots of fire.

Egyptian Tomb

Four ‘Royal Butler’ Tombs Opened in Egypt for the First Time

Wanna Hunt Giant Fish With a Speargun? Well Duh.

This is your Captain Ahab meets James Bond moment

The Most Miserable Airports in the Country, Ranked

And the winner/loser is ...

A Lebanese woman smokes a waterpipe, locally known as nargileh, next to the swimming pool of Beirut's landmark Saint-Georges hotel (background) 05 June 2005. Lebanon's former premier Rafiq Hariri was assassinated in a massive car bomb explosion outside the hotel on February 14. The owner of the hotel, Fady Khoury, was slightly wounded in the attack which he said cost him losses worth millions of dollars. The hotel, overlooking the Mediterranean, had been badly damaged during the famous 'hotels battle' in 1976 at the start of the Lebanese civil war and was still under reconstruction. Only the pool area has been refurbished and open to the public. AFP PHOTO/PATRICK BAZ (Photo credit should read PATRICK BAZ/AFP/Getty Images)

Celebrating Beirut’s Cultural Renaissance

Katara Suite

Stay in Largest Hotel Suite in Italy for $22K Per Night

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Utopian Postmodern Architecture in Paris

PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA - AUGUST 24: A view of the Pyongyang cityscape, looking towards the Ryugyong Hotel Tower from Yanggakdo Hotel on August 24, 2015 in Pyongyang, North Korea. North and South Korea today came to an agreement to ease tensions following an exchange of artillery fire at the demilitarized border last week. (Photo by Xiaolu Chu/Getty Images)

Inside North Korea’s $750 Million Empty Hotel

North Korea's pyramid-like Ryugyong Hotel took about 30 years and $750 million to build.

Roman Shipwreck Artifacts

Divers Discover Trove of Ancient Roman Artifacts Off the Coast of Israel

The Closest Thing to a VR Roller Coaster Without, Y’Know, Riding One

The Closest Thing to a VR Roller Coaster Without, Y’Know, Riding One

A video is worth a thousand excitable yelps

These Seven Adventure Destinations Require Waivers, Brass Balls

Sharks, caves and volcano boarding. Yes, volcano boarding.

Travel Along the Silk Road in a Private Jet

The Five Best Summer Lodges for Not Quite Roughing It

Nature served on a silver platter

Emerald Villa, Florianopolis

Try These Ultra-Luxury Airbnb Alternatives