Switzerland's Smallest Town May Soon Become a Sprawling Hotel
The town currently has 12 residents.
Enrollment for "Anthony Bourdain and His Influencers" opens this month.
You don't need more than a carry-on.
The designs of the bridges are as varied as their histories.
You'll never be late again.
Dubai is popular, but pricey. Maybe that's why more people opt for Bangkok.
Iron Throne optional.
The data proves it: Las Vegas really is the best place to let your hair down.
Everyone loves salt, but no one loves beets as much as Russia or feta cheese as much as Greece.
Everyone loves salt, but no one loves beets as much as Russia or feta cheese as much as Greece.
People have done it, and it hasn't ended well.
Forget self-driving cars—the future is self-driving dessert trucks.
The deal ends today.
Here's why they really like tall people.
With the arrival of low temperatures and the slowdown of the farming season, thousands of Amish people in Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania will pack their bags and head south to "The Amish Las Vegas."
While many towns in the U.S. were named after historical figures or nearby topographical phenomena, some monikers have origin stories that are a little more unusual.
Don't expect emergency surgery in Villa Las Estrellas.
A quarter of the world's 100 busiest airports are less than 32 feet above sea level.
One of the world's creepiest locations is the site of a new tour.