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Jerusalem, where the spirit moves Catholic Church keeps vigil in Las Vegas Butterfly love at Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History A getaway to the Sea of Galilee in Israel Your Scene: At the peak of discovery on Hawaii s Big Island Holiday travel tips Jerusalem, where the spirit moves Planning a trip to the Smithsonian Butterfly Pavilion Catholic Church keeps vigil in Las Vegas Bargains expected as Thailand struggles to rebound from unrest Readers recommend: Luxurious country living at Cliveden House San Francisco spots where you'll find Christmas cheer Planning your trip to Israel Butterfly love at Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History Round up hotel rates on Dealbase.com Stay in San Francisco the Ritz-Carlton, Hotel Palomar way Tel Aviv: A modern city in an ancient land Calendar: events from December 2008 to January 2009 A getaway to the Sea of Galilee in Israel American Colony Hotel is a luxurious stay in Jerusalem Israel in books and films Jewish hats in Israel: a primer News from around the world Greyhound offering special fares and discounts Travel tips for flying with gifts Wacky things that get dropped on New Year's Eve Tips on buying diamonds in New York City Shopping for diamonds in New York is a glittering experience Whale-watching tours and festivals along the Pacific Bosnia's laid-back ski slopes Planning your trip to Jahorina resort in Bosnia In Minnesota, they're hooked on ice fishing Planning your trip to Lake Mille Lacs, Minnesota Planning your trip to Lake Mille Lacs, Minnesota

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USA TODAY's best and worst travel memories of 2008 L.A. hoteliers open doors, cross fingers FAA: Continental plane goes off Denver runway Storms snarl flight schedules in Midwest, Northeast It's easy to indulge your inner narcissist at SLS Hotel Midnight snack? Try a 3 a.m. meal Second homes: Coastline, culture and condos in the Mayan Riviera Celebrities' 'Sinsational' Vegas tales exposed Jackson Hole tram is back on track Economy does a number on time shares Indoor theme park opens at the Dells Southwest mulls move to third major U.S. airport Slumping bookings taking a toll on cruise industry giant Carnival Colorado cities look to locals for tourism dollars Rough weather could make travel dangerous across nation Travel Q&A: Five questions with Concur CEO Steve Singh

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Be Prepared for Christmas Travel

AAA is predicting a slight drop in overall travel this Christmas, with 63.9 million people venturing 50 miles or more for the holiday. Of course, this should come as no surprise. "Without question, the economic downturn of 2008 eroded the discretionary income many Americans would have spent on travel and, for some, altered their travel plans throughout the year," said AAA President and CEO Robert L. Darbelnet. Click Here To Read Article