Avoid Zika at These High-Altitude Locations: Destinations Pulse for April 8, 2016

by Janeen Christoff
Last updated: 10:15 AM ET, Fri April 8, 2016

PHOTO: Machu Picchu (Photo courtesy Brian Major)

Avoid Zika at These High-Altitude Locations Some of South America's coolest cities and attractions are located at such high altitudes, they are completely immune to the zika virus.

The Honeymoon, the Babymoon, Now the Familymoon? What's the next big thing in family travel? A new trend in London has dads cashing in on their paternity leave and jetting off with the family in tow to take a bucket-list vacation.

There Are No Tourists in Sharm-el-Sheik If anyone was questioning the impact of terror attacks on Egypt, they should look to Sharm-el-Sheik for their answer. The destination, usually flooded with tourists, is desolate.

Vietnamese Travel More Many travel companies said the number of Vietnamese people traveling abroad is rising, mainly to Japan, Korea, Thailand, the US, Cambodia

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Sweden has its own phone number and if you call it, you will be put in touch with an actual Swedish person, something that the tourist board thinks will open up communications with travelers.

A guide to what Prince William and Kate Middleton will do in India and Bhutan for those who would like to follow in the footsteps of the duke and duchess.

Does the Mississippi tourism video from Funny or Die go too far, even though the state has passed a bill and the governor created a law that allows people to discriminate against the LGBT community?

Thailand and Japan are teaming up to develop agricultural and industrial tourism to cash in on the modern traveler's interest in such things. The goal is to strengthen cooperation between the two countries and give businesses a chance to hear one another's success stories

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