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Bayreuth is a city in Franconia, Germany best known for its month-long Wagner Festival every summer. The town features a wealth of impressive baroque and rococo architecture, as well as freshly-brewed Franconian beer in the local Biergartens and a lively nightlife thanks to 10,000 university students. (more...)

Hovd is a city in western Mongolia with a diverse ethnic makeup and an equally diverse range of attractions for travelers, from the ancient cave paintings at Tsenkheriin Agui to regular performances of Kazakh and Mongolian dance, traditional music, and khoomii (throat singing). (more...)

• Hyde Park, New York is the site of the only National Historic Site in the United States of America specifically commemorating a First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt).
• You'll find some strangely phallic-shaped rock formations in Göreme's Love Valley in Turkey.
• Nagano's Binzuru Festival is celebrated by banging together rice scoops and rubbing down the statue of an Indian saint.

• Nine Tourists Kidnapped in Northwestern Yemen (14 June 2009)

• Election Results Spark Rioting in Tehran (14 June 2009)

• Large Funeral, Uncertain Future in Store for Gabon (12 June 2009)

• Al-Queda Kills British Tourist Captured in Niger (3 June 2009)

• Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts Today (1 June 2009)

• New Documentation Requirements for US Border Crossings (1 June 2009)

• Niger President in Power Grab, Opposition Gears for Reprisals (26 May 2009)

• Uzbekistan-Kyrgyzstan Border Closed After Alleged Terrorist Attack (26 May 2009)

• Independence Day Marked with the Reopening of the Statue of Liberty Crown (4 July 2009)

• UNESCO Welcomes 13 New World Heritage Sites, Including 3 New Nations (3 July 2009)

• The Tall Ships' Races 2009 (2 July - 3 August)

• Roskilde Festival 2009 (2 July 2009)

• Delta Becomes First US Carrier to Serve Six Continents (1 July 2009)

• Southwest bites into the Big Apple (28 June 2009)

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