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Every country has its share of tourist traps. Europe has the Leaning Tower of Pisa; the US has the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Mall of America. But sometimes a site that many consider to be a "trap" is actually worth seeing. We rounded up 25 attractions around the world that might be crowded or costly, but still warrant a visit. From Ireland's Cliffs of Moher to Turkey's Grand Bazaar, here are the places that travelers should be keeping on their bucket lists.
25 'tourist traps' around the world that are actually worth visiting
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Tony Bennett is an American, show tunes, and jazz singer known for highly popular hits such as Because of You and Rags to Riches. He built his reputation as a quality nightclub act following Sinatra and other jazz singers during his era. Before he held gigs in huge concert halls, he used to perform in nightclubs and hotels; thus, there are several places that he holds dear in his heart. Here are the top 10 hotels that are closely tied to Tony Bennett’s journey to fame.
10 Storied Hotels Part of Tony Bennett’s Musical Journey
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If you're trying to avoid long waits (weeks to even months) to schedule an interview for Global Entry, these 49 airports may have found the solution.
You Can Get Global Entry Upon Arrival at These 49 Airports
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It’s become the hottest trend in restaurants over the past year or so, and chefs around the world are quickly finding their own definitions.
Everything you need to know about Nikkei, the Japanese-Peruvian cuisine sweeping the US
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We surveyed 34,000+ people to find out where the greatest places to live and visit are in 2019. Guess who came out on top.
The 48 best cities in the world in 2019
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Popular for bachelor and bachelorette parties, shotgun weddings, and other weekend getaways, Las Vegas is a staple in American tourism. While some travelers visit with a budget, others, purposely or accidentally, can end up spending thousands of dollars in the infamous "Sin City." These travelers come from across the country (and around the world), and many may be surprised to find the city — like so many others — is much less glamorous in the daytime.
Disappointing photos show what Las Vegas looks like in real life, from crowded venues and packed pools...
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Popular things to do in Las Vegas in March
The most ideal spring break destinations tend to be places where you can a) party if you so choose and b) travel to at reduced cost. In the center of that Venn diagram are the 10 cities below -- most of them here in the US, but a few abroad that are worthy of your consideration, if you have the time for extended travel.
10 Cheap Spring Break Spots You Should Book Today
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Known for its crispy, breadless fried chicken, Max's Restaurant is a favorite of Filipinos all over the world.
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A closer look at Las Vegas, city of bright lights and infinite indulgence, reveals its softer side. We asked local Four Seasons experts where to unwind. Here, eight relaxing experiences to round out your next trip.
Where to Relax & Unwind in Las Vegas | Spa & Nature | Four Seasons
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Here's how to have a gluttonous trip to Sin City.
A foodie’s guide to a weekend in Las Vegas
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