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From Hong Kong's Dragon's Back Trail to a walk through New York City's Central Park, these ten routes get travelers close to nature without taking them too far from big cities.

Shah provides an excellent summary of where we're at now with the all the Ubers, Ridejoys, and other alternate taxis and car shares currently flooding the market.

The entrance of Wizarding World of Harry Potter in 2010 finally gave Disney an Orlando competitor to worry about and, since then, it's been a bit of an arms race in central Florida. The necessary expansion of Potter world will only make the battle more interesting.

Most filmmakers wouldn't mind having a great hotel as a setting for their film. The challenge of this contest, though, is to work in a product placement for an ultrabook laptop that's not an Apple product.

It's a widely accepted fact that rail privatization in England has been a massive failure, so if FirstGroup's bid is as ludicrous as Sir Branson says let's hope it succeeds and in its failure hasten the re-nationalization of the railroads.

Well, it's right. By cramming in passengers and giving them an incentive not to bring their baggages, as well as having a young fleet of fuel-efficient places Spirit is plenty green -- both in dollars and in eco terms.

The recent easing of visa restrictions for cultural events makes Russia more attractive to everyone, especially low-cost carriers that appeal to a demographic that would rather not deal with paperwork hassle.

As Britons look to last-minute breaks before autumn kicks in, expect lots of escapes to well-worn European destinations with low-cost airline connections. Yes, Spain is calling.

The TSA modeled its behavior detection program on Israeli security methods and, in the right hands, it's more reliable at identifying danger than X-rays and security pat-downs. In the hands of knuckle-heads, though, it's just another excuse to profile.

Heathrow has gone all out to make sure it gets people on to their planes in record speed the day after the closing ceremonies. With a temporary terminal and a night spent pre-processing luggage out of Olympic village, it may see success.

United Airlines has a gargantuan task ahead of it if the airline is to get its house back in order from a customer-service standpoint.

While the impending crisis in Spain has had effect on tourism, some of that may be mitigated by British and other European tourists looking for cheap deals as summer ends.