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On 28 June 1969, events at New York City’s Stonewall Inn sparked a multi-day riot that birthed the modern gay rights movement and the inaugural pride parade in 1970.
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This vast salty lake is one of the region’s top tourist attractions, but it’s one that’s slowly disappearing, leaving behind a scarred landscape.
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The Travel Show’s Maya Rostowska, whose great-grandfather perished under Joseph Stalin’s rule, went to Gori, Georgia, to find out why the dictator still remains popular today.
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Tony Giles won’t let his blindness or his deafness keep him from experiencing the world. Already, he’s been to more than 120 countries.
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From infrared technology in the airport to flying taxis, Dubai is finding new ways to keep its residents and visitors moving.
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Most of these war ships were built to fight in World War I, but were completed too late to play a major role. Now, they are serving a new purpose.
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Following recent terror attacks, the mayor’s office has released a 59-point plan to lure tourists back to Paris, and the city is investing millions of euros into its attractions.
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A gateway to Sweden’s picturesque Lapland region, the city of Kiruna is on the verge of sinking – and now the entire town is being uprooted and moved down the road.
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Follow these powerful women who have pioneered the path to female sovereignty and are truly rulers of their worlds.
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Feel a sense of awe and sheer amazement with these natural phenomena and manmade marvels.
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A series that examines the characteristics of a country and investigates whether they are true.
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