THE ITINERARY Trips and tips for the week ahead
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Look who's cooking
Still pondering Mother's Day? The Ritz-Carlton in Dallas has you covered. The downtown hotel plans a cooking class for kids Saturday, teaching them to make crepes suzettes and Eggs Benedict (hollandaise sauce and all); $299 per family, including ingredients to take home and a spa gift certificate for mom (reservations required, 214-922-4722). Or just take her to eat at Fearing's at the hotel, which has a Mother's Day brunch planned, $95. Call 214-922-4848. More: www.ritzcarlton.com
Travel TV
Life's A Trip, a new cultural immersion series on the Travel Channel, premieres at 10 and 10:30 p.m. Monday. Host Andrew Anthony tries pretty much everything, from the world's most expensive cuisine to tribal dances in New Zealand. Check your local listings for the channel.
Behind Beijing
If you can't make it to the Olympics in Beijing, you can see how the stadium was built at 8 p.m. Thursday on the National Geographic Channel. The Beijing Olympic Stadium has 42,000 tons of steel beams woven together like a bird's nest, and will seat 91,000 people. Check your local listings for the channel.
-- Judy Wiley
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