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The view that inspired 'America the Beautiful'
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Is the World Cup ranch craze real or hype?Travel writer Chris Barnett describes a well-priced family hotel, the Doubletree in Rohnert Park in Sonoma County, CA, that offers four-star service at rates as low as $120 a night; maritime historian John Maxtone Graham offers new insight on what really happened when the Titanic sunk; journalist Alina Dizik describes traveling through taste as Americans try to recreate favorite dishes of their families and their pasts; Merry Norris, art curator for the Andaz West Hollywood hotel, discusses the impact of public art in hotels; and National Geographic Traveler editor-in chief Keith Bellows argues that the rise of social media is having an enormous impact on travel and travelers. Plus the week’s travel news from Rudy
