A $20-billion bridge connecting Hong Kong and Macau to the mainland Chinese city of Zhuhai is set to finally open this week, marking the completion of the longest sea-crossing bridge ever built, nine years after construction began.
Photographer Matt Dippel doesn't shoot weddings or engagement photos, but he took a beauty in Yosemite National Park -- and the happy couple don't even know it. Now he hopes to find them.
After more than a century of illegal construction work, Barcelona's towering Sagrada Familia church has finally agreed to make things right with the city council.
St. Christopher, better known as St. Kitts, is home to luxurious Caribbean beaches, friendly locals and delicious food. Here are the best things do when you travel there, including what to see and where to eat.
Prince Harry opened the fourth annual Invictus Games in style on Friday afternoon, climbing Australia's iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge along with a number of veterans and competitors from the upcoming event.
When the Sydney Opera House opened in 1973, it thrust Australia's biggest city onto the world stage. Find out about its fasicnating history and the best things to do there.
At a time when land-based malls are struggling to draw shoppers, sales at shipboard stores show increasing buoyancy. Starboard Cruise Services, an LVMH-owned company that operates stores on 90+ cruise lines, is the largest retail purveyor in the cruise industry and boasts impressive growth.
Meghan and Harry continued their Australia tour by visiting Melbourne, riding on one of the city's famous trams and a chatting very briefly about baby names.
Critics say an annual "best female chef' highlights gender imbalance rather than promotes equality. Yet some say it's a useful way to support women in a male-dominated industry.
Canada has legalized marijuana nationwide; however, things are more complicated than they might initially sound. Here's what the new pot law means for travelers.
Deep in the forest of China's Qinling Mountains, two golden snub-nosed monkeys surveyed their surroundings -- and Dutch photographer Marsel van Oosten was there to capture the moment.
A Crowdfunding project offers the chance to grab a share in the medieval French chateau of Ebaupinay in the Deux-Sevres region of western France and help save it from ruin.
