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Chinese officials have announced that foreign visitors will once again be allowed to travel to Tibet and that this new travel policy will go into effect on April 5, 2009.

The Romans have been busy renovating and restoring the city's palaces, villas and museums, reopening four within the past few months.

Closed since 9/11, the Statue of Liberty is now accepting reservations for visitor access to the top.

PAD calls an official end to their protests at 10am on December 3rd and international passenger flights out of Bangkok's Survarnabhumi will resume on December 4th, 2008.

Although the Hall of Mirrors was never completely closed to the public, it has now been reopened in its entirety after a $16 million restoration.

Kauai County campground offer cheap Kauai accommodation and a chance to spend your entire vacation on Kauai beaches like Salt Pond, Haena and Black Pot.

Boscombe has had a pier ever since Lady Shelley fixed the first pile in 1888.

After intensive renovations the Metropolitan Museum reopens the historic rooms in the American Wing Galleries and invites visitors to a walk through American history.

Middendorf's Restaurant, just outside New Orleans, celebrated its 75th anniversary this year with newly renovated facilities but the same wonderful food.

After a two-year complete overhaul, the National Museum of American History features high-tech displays, favorite collections and new exhibits.

Safari 3.1, the popular web browser from Apple, is now available as a free download for both Windows and Mac platforms.

The research on atomic theories performed with the ZEEP reactor at Chalk River, Ontario, lead to the large scale atomic reactors providing nuclear power today.

Find holiday bargains at the end of summer as schools gear up for a new year. Parents on a budget, grandparents, and most anyone can find great gifts in school supplies.

There is a rich history of three centuries of theater on this site in the heart of London.

New Orleans is slowly recovering from Katrina. Some of the city's most popular tourist spots are already welcoming visitors as many residents struggle with flooded homes.

Zurich has a lot going on in 2007. From sporting events to museum exhibits, new hotels to a new city quarter called Sihlcity, the Swiss city is bustling with activities.

In 2002, Argentina defaulted on foreign debt, triggering the "Argentine Crisis." Will the 2009 Argentine government debt restructuring plan change foreign affairs?

Less than an hour from Boston's Logan Airport, this oceanfront hotel combines ocean views, gourmet dining and tastefully decorated rooms on the edge of a seaside town.

Newspapers are facing changes beyond their print and Web versions. Competing non-profit online news sites are being created, sometimes with unique sources of funding.

The body of 27 year-old Brian Jones was found in the swimming pool of his home in July 1969.

Massive flooding destroyed several of New Orleans' most established hospitals. Almost two years later they still need to be rebuilt.

Disasters challenge organizations to develop new ad messages and methods of communicating with both old and brand new audiences. Here are some ways they do it.

Though foreign investment decreases, the Chinese real estate market booms.

The main immigration center admitted about 15 million newcomers in 62 years, and today more than 100 million Americans can trace their ancestry to those immigrants.

Wilsons Promontory, one of Australia's most magnificent eco destinations, is bouncing back after the 2009 bushfires, to help Victoria recover its nature tourism industry.

Soho has an interesting history. From being just a rural track hundreds of years ago it has developed over time into one of the most cosmopolitan areas in the city.

The first state penitentiary in Illinois was built in Alton in the 1830s and later became a prison for Confederate soldiers during the Civil War.

Arsenal football stadium, better known as Highbury stood in Avenue road London N8 until it was sold for redevelopment

Tension between Chad and Sudan has been strained for some time but, on August 8, the leaders of both nations agreed to normalise relations that were severed in April.

Wassily Kandinsky's dynamic artistic career ended in Paris, where he perfected his artistic methodology.

Fred Harvey and the Harvey Girl waitresses created a unique dining experience in the 1800s. Many of Fred Harvey's restaurants are still in operation to this day.

Here is a simple windowsill gardening project. Grow a liitle "furr" tree before Christmas. This clever little project will amaze and delight your children.

As Thailand continues to grapple with the problems of cracks in the runways at the new airpot and moves back to Don Muang, Changi in Singapore makes a foray into China

With the explosion of the film-noir genre, 30 Days of Nights becomes a pivotal film in horror movie cinema.

In Achmat Dangor's novel Bitter Fruit,the experience of three characters,namely Silas, Lydia and Mikey Ali,to a large extent mirror the larger national process of the TRC

Book review: California Girl by T Jefferson Parker, Winner of the 2005 Edgar Award for Best Novel.

When going to London's O2 arena for a concert, it is worth spending time exploring the attractions nearby. There are some real hidden gems to visit.

Hailed as one of the founders of French Impressionism, Claude Monet often sought inspiration in his own Giverny Garden which reflected his passion for colour and water.

From sunlight to starlight, eating and drinking in a restaurant facing the moonlit sea at the Amathus Hotel in Limassol, Cyprus, is a sheer delight, best savoured slowl

Gaskell has long been overshadowed by other Victorian novelists, but with a new BBC production of Cranford currently on screen, now is the time to revisit her novels.

India's recent survey of its tiger population is showing a nearly 65% decrease. But at the same time China is asking CITES members to reopen trade in tiger parts.

About six million Iraqis - one out of five - do not have access to safe drinking water. Water-borne disease poses great health risks especially for children under five.

The summer of 2009 welcomes home beluga whales, sea lions, dolphins and sea otters to the world's largest indoor aquarium, Shedd Aquarium in Chicago.

Win Garano, a shrewd Massachusetts state investigator and politically saavy, yet cold D.A. Monique Lamont return in Cornwell's latest novel.

The Plaza has undergone plenty of changes since it reopened in March, many of them welcome and necessary, but the nostalgic magic of the classic New York hotel remains.

Let's talked about a "use what's already there" technique when additions to altered books are made with the need for only a few materials.

Don finally tells Betty about his secret past, while Roger reconnects with two old flames and Joan's husband gets a new job.

Mums need to have school uniforms, schoolbags, stationery and snacks organized properly way before school starts.

Sammy Lee pays for Bolton's poor start as Gary Megson's name becomes the third on the manager's office door at the Reebok Stadium in under a year.

In the season finale, Richard Castle and Detective Kate Beckett investigate the curious murder of a plastic surgeon, and old wounds are reopened.