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| World's largest overwater villas open in Maldives |
| Luxury is synonymous with Maldives hotels, but Soneva Fushi has just upped the ante. |
| Dubai wide open for tourists. Here's what it's like to visit |
| Dubai is now wide open to travelers, but what can visitors to the emirate's sunny beaches, luxurious resorts and action-packed theme parks expect while the coronavirus pandemic is still a threat. |
| Remembering a classic adult hotel playland |
| CNN's Holly Firfer travels back in time to the Holiday Inn Holidome |
| What's next for deluxe, all-you-can-eat buffets£ |
| David Yeskel remembers the days of yore with packed shows and crowded casinos and, especially, all-you-can-eat buffets. |
| Inside North Korea's tourist hotels |
| For many travelers, spending a lot of time in a hotel means you haven't properly gone out and enjoyed a destination. |
| Giant robot comes to life in Japan |
| A giant robot resembling the 1970s anime figure Gundam has been tested in Yokohama, Japan. The robot stands at nearly 60 feet tall and weighs 24 tons. |
| 'The girls go crazy over him': Meet Mongolia's most eligible eagle hunter |
| "Look over there. See that man coming this way£" asks Timur. "He's so good looking." |
| Last ever Airbus A380 superjumbo almost finished |
| A magnificent beast made of four million parts from 30 countries, the last ever Airbus A380 -- the world's largest passenger airliner -- has completed initial assembly. |
| Tickets for Qantas flight to nowhere sell out in minutes |
| Australian airline Qantas has announced plans for a seven-hour scenic flight that will perform a giant loop taking in Queensland and the Gold Coast, New South Wales and the country's remote outback heartlands. CNN's Richard Quest reports. |
| These exotic destinations want remote workers |
| A number of exotic destinations struggling due to a lack of tourism income are using the situation to their advantage by offering attractive visa packages to remote workers in order to inject money into their economy. |