World’s Most Expensive Cruise Ship

In December, travelers will be able to board a $1.4 billion ship five years in the making.

After five years of planning and construction, Royal Caribbean is unveiling the Oasis of the Seas, a $1.4 billion ship that will be the largest and tallest cruise liner in the world when it takes its maiden voyage this December.

At 1,184 feet from stem to stern, it’s nearly as long as the Empire State building is tall–while rivaling the amenities of any world-class Las Vegas resort. A crew of roughly 2,160 will man 18 decks and tend to 5,400 passengers (assuming two per room).

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Where To Eat In Washington DC

Do you have to worry about where to eat in Washington DC? Finding food is sometimes one of the biggest chores when you’re traveling… right after finding a place to sleep.

So here you are in this big national capital…. You’re exploring the National Mall. There are all those majestic buildings and monuments. Lots of grass and trees… but no restaurants in sight.

Where do you eat? All that space on the Mall invites a picnic, but if you don’t want to haul your food with you, then here’s some information on where to eat in Washington DC.

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Making it Through the Rain: A Few Airline Travel Tips for Bad Weather

It was past midnight and I was just about to log off my computer, when I got a semi-hysterical email from a client scheduled to leave on a cross-country flight at noon.

She had just watched the late night news with a forecast for heavy rain, especially in the late morning and early afternoon, and wanted to change her flight. She figured a late afternoon flight would have a better chance of being on-time.

But in reality, she was looking at a far greater chance for delay, and here’s why:

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Shoe Scanners Being Considered at US Airports

A scanner that allows travellers to keep their shoes on when passing through airport security could soon be introduced in the United States.

Travellers passing through airport security in the United States could soon be asked to stand on a scanner instead of having to remove their shoes.

The MagShoe scanner is already being used in Israeli airports and it is reported that the US Transportation Security Administration is assessing MagShoe’s feasibility for US airports.

It takes the scanner just two seconds to x-ray shoes for unusual quantities of metal, which could indicate…

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Airport Scanner ‘Shows Passengers Naked’

An X-ray machine which produces ”naked” images of passengers has been introduced at Manchester Airport, enabling staff to instantly spot any hidden weapons or explosives.

The full body scanner, which is being trialled, will also show up any breast enlargements, false limbs, piercings, and a clear outline of passengers’ private parts.

Some travellers might not want to be scanned because of the graphic nature of the images, bosses admit.

They can refuse to undergo the virtual strip search at Terminal 2, opting for the traditional ”pat down” search instead.

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Disney Debuts Do-it-Yourself Thrill Ride

Any kid can dream up a roller coaster. But those who visit a new exhibit at Walt Disney World’s Epcot theme park can actually take a ride on their fantasy creations.

Epcot on Wednesday opened a new attraction called "Sum of All Thrills," which lets kids use computer tablets to design a virtual roller coaster, bobsled track or plane ride. After inputting their designs, kids climb into a robotic carriage that uses virtual-reality technology to help them experience the ride they’ve created.

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