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March 12, 2013 Subscribe · Forward The Least Tourist-Friendly Nations On Earth Just because a destination is compelling or popular doesn't make it tourist friendly. A geological feature, an abandoned castle or a wildlife refuge can put a region or a country on the map, but it won't criss-cross that map with the roads needed to get visitors from Hotel A to Lookout B and it can't guarantee that locals will be friendly to foreigners. Continue reading... The Best Beaches For... Passengers Demand Fresher Airport Food The World's Best Attractions For Kids PHOTOS: America's Newest National Historic Landmarks PHOTOS: Is This Myanmar's Next Great Hotel? PHOTOS: Forgotten Brooklyn Dennis Rodman To Vacation With Kim Jong Un? Safety Reminders For Solo Travelers 10 Of The Least Tourist-Friendly Nation On Earth? What Airlines Won't Tell You During The Safety Demonstration United Airlines Holds Plane So Passenger Can Say Goodbye To His Dying Mother HELEN DAVEY A Plea To The TSA: In Defense Of Flight Attendants Please, TSA, re-consider this new policy that was put in place without consulting airline employees. It can have far-reaching and very damaging emotional effects. Continue reading... GEORGE HOBICA A Survival Guide To Honolulu International Airport Welcome to paradise! Enjoy the traffic. Continue reading... CONDE NAST TRAVELER Alternative Spring Break Vacation Ideas (PHOTOS) Avoid the beers and frat boys and head to these ten destinations -- from bustling cities to beach-side escapes -- for a sunny and surprising spring break getaway. Continue reading... TABLET Hotels For Some Fireside Warmth (PHOTOS) With winter upon us in the northern hemisphere, it's time to warm up with some of our favorite hotel hearths. Because whether you're high in the Alps or at the heart of a city, there's nothing quite like sitting by the fire. Continue reading... LIFTOPIA Prepping For The Ultimate Backcountry Ski Trip Visiting a new mountain range and venturing outside of the ski area boundary can be a daunting, and potentially dangerous undertaking. The key to making it safe and fun is doing your homework. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.