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Check out the latest gallery of photos sent in by msnbc.com readers and vote for your favorite. When you're done, upload your own vacation shots.

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Road trip! Great escapes for Labor Day

There's a reason Highway 1 is iconic, and if you haven't seen the breathtaking views from the California coastline, it's the only way to do it. Make the most of Labor Day this year by packing up the car and escaping for the weekend.


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Labor Day travelers contend with Hurricane Earl

Hurricane Earl’s whipping winds are adding a wrinkle to an already busy three-day weekend where more than 34 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home.

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A trip can survive tropical storm-strength winds

Vacationers can overlook bad weather over a weekend getaway, but when we've scrimped and saved for that annual big trip, what can we do when weather interrupts our fun?

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Lawyer: JetBlue attendant resigned

A flight attendant who captured America's attention when he told off a plane full of passengers and then slid down an emergency chute resigned from his job last week and wasn't fired, his lawyer says. 

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Tourists killed in New Zealand plane crash

Nine people, including four foreign tourists, were killed when the skydiving plane crashed and burst into flames, officials said. Nine people were killed after a light aircraft used for skydiving crashed in New Zealand's South Island, police said Saturday.


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Commercial pilot sentenced for drug-masking powder

A former US Airways Express pilot will spend nine months in prison for selling a powdered drink mix over the Internet that he claimed was "100 percent" effective in helping drug-using truck drivers, pilots and train engineers pass federally mandated drug tests.

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At Mesa Verde, ancient history is cool

Kids charge ahead up the 32-foot ladder to check out the amazing cliff dwellings in southwest Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park.In southwest Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park, it's easy to wonder what family life must have been like for the ancient Puebloan families who lived in these amazing cliff dwellings.


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Happy trails for Colorado's Buckskin Joe

Buckskin Joe, a popular tourist spot near the Royal Gorge outside Canon City, Colo., along with the adjoining Royal Gorge Scenic Railway, has been sold and will close at the end of the season before being moved elsewhere. It's happy trails for Buckskin Joe, the replica Old West town that served as a setting for Westerns that include "True Grit" and "White Buffalo."


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Airlines waive change fees due to hurricane

Airlines began offering passengers a way to change their tickets as Hurricane Earl threatened to disrupt travel along the East Coast.

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Qantas flight had hole in engine, damaged flaps

Investigators say a mechanical failure that blew a hole in the engine of a Qantas jet headed to Sydney from San Francisco also damaged the wing flaps.

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Toilet tours a new movement in Berlin

For tourists tired of traditional sightseeing tours, one Berlin tour guide is offering something altogether different: a tour of Berlin's public conveniences.

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Troubleshooter: Who pays for rental-car scratch?

Troubleshooter: When an Enterprise employee points to a scratch on the roof of Sandy Lamke's rental car, she's assured the company won't charge her for the damage. But it does.

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Travelers on board for paperless boarding

The Transportation Security Administration is conducting a pilot program it hopes will streamline the boarding process, in part by eliminating the need for paper boarding passes.Don't disconnect your printer just yet. While some tech-savvy passengers may be ready for it, experts say paperless boarding won’t be successful until it is both reliable and universal.


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More travelers turning to smartphones

Travel suppliers and the online agencies that sell their bookings are targeting a new breed of jet setter who cannot be bothered booking trips in advance.

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Man in '03 bomb scare sets off airport shutdown

Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue vehicles are shown at the Miami International Airport arrival level early Friday.A scientist detained at Miami's airport because of a suspicious item in his luggage had once been charged with illegally transporting bubonic plague, a senior law enforcement official said.


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Phoenix airport worker arrested in luggage thefts

Michael Hegstad, 23, was arrested on suspicion he stole items worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from the luggage of passengers passing through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.A Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport worker was arrested Thursday on suspicion that he stole hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of items from passengers' luggage.


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Delta plans to cut premium seats on planes

Delta Air Lines Inc. plans to upgrade the seats on its Boeing 747s next summer, while cutting the number of seats in the plane's most expensive cabin.

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Newsweek: How airlines are ratcheting up fees

It seemed so reasonable at first—just a fee, no more than $40, for checking more than the standard two bags. But like a slowly expanding epidemic, the fees gradually started to creep. Here are the main fees to watch out for.




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