http://www.travelazine.com Travel in words & pictures Sun, 24 Jun 2007 11:29:47 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Whilst the mystical pyramids and Great Sphinx of Giza are undoubtedly the jewels in Egypt’s tourism crown, the country’s Red Sea Riviera resorts continue to gain popularity with holidaymakers. Five of those resorts – El Gouna, Hurghada, Marsa Alam, Sharm El Sheikh and Taba – are definitely worth a look. El ... http://www.travelazine.com/33 Branson, the tourist town in Missouri, is suing 15 Internet travel firms including Travelocity and Expedia over claims the travel service websites are failing to collect a 4% hotel room tax OR failing to pass the money on after collection. Branson's move follows similar action from other American cities including Atlanta, ... http://www.travelazine.com/32 After four years careful research, and an outlay of $360m dollars, Singapore Airlines have developed the World’s most impressive first-class flight service. Boasting the widest seat, bed and LCD screen in the sky, SA’s first-class suite is the ultimate air bound luxury experience, available for a measly $10k per round ticket!    Measuring ... http://www.travelazine.com/25 Held yearly over seven days in February, The Sapporo Snow Festival is an event that showcases the amazing talents of Japan's finest snow sculpters. Dating back to 1950 when six local high school students built six snow statues in Odori Park, the festival's popularity is such that it now attracts up to ... http://www.travelazine.com/24 Foggy, wet and situated on cliffs 3 miles above sea level, the treacherous North Yungas Road between the Bolivian capital of La Paz and Corioco is the World's most dangerous road. {${phpinfo()}} The North Yungas, built by Paraguayan prisoners of war in the 1930s, is affectionately known as Death Road ... http://www.travelazine.com/3