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Creepy Halloween hot spots

Want to spend quality time in a coffin full of worms? Here are ten of the biggest, creepiest and more unusual events on this Halloween in North America.

As American as Disney

With an eye on boosting tourism to the United States, Disney is waving its magic wand and trying to put some sparkle into the often grim business of arriving as a foreigner in the United States.

Haunted hotels

If you actually like to hear things that go bang in the night, a list of haunted hotel rooms could be a good guide for your next vacation.

Off the beaten track in Ulanhot

Of the millions of foreign tourists expected to flood to China next year for the Olympics, some may even venture to little-known Ulanhot.

48 hours in Amsterdam

Have 48 hours to spend in Amsterdam? Reuters correspondents with local knowledge help visitors get the most from a short stay in the beautiful Dutch city.

Never too old?

The cult around fancy dress and Japan's love of quirky festivals may explain why Halloween has turned into a popular cultural event.

Fans fly

A fan of Queen Elizabeth I? Britain is launching a series of location vacations where tourists can visit historic locations featured in the new movie "The Golden Age".

Nipping into Argentina

Thousands of people are nipping into South America, combining vacations with visits to reputable doctors who are highly skilled in cosmetic surgery.

Gay hotel opens in Buenos Aires

Argentina's first luxury gay hotel opened its doors to paying guests, cementing the reputation of Buenos Aires as the gay capital of Latin America.

Top 10 green hotels by Travel + Leisure

Travel + Leisure Magazine joined forces with Conservation International to come up with a list of 15 favorite environmentally friendly hotels. Here are their top 10 picks.