Today's Travel News: Pot Tourism in Colorado, Bird Flu in China

On our radar today: Strong winds undock the Carnival Triumph in Alabama, and a third bird flu death hits China. Plus, marijuana tours take off in Colorado.

**The Trouble with Carnival: **At least one person is missing in Mobile, Alabama, after near hurricane-force winds undocked Carnival's beleaguered Triumph—the same ship that was tugged to shore in February after an engine fire left it adrift in the Gulf of Mexico. [CNN]

Going the extra mile:******** Two new websites, Rocketmiles and PointsHound, can help users track down hotel promotions that offer visitors extra mileage along with their stay. [BBC News]

Fighting the Flu: A third death in China from the new strain of bird flu has caused a social media uproar in China as citizens ask for answers. [Wall Street Journal]

Growing pains: Moscow is working to make itself more appealing to financiers by reinventing itself as a trade hub. [New York Times]

Cannabis Capital: You knew it was coming. Now that recreational marijuana use is legal in Colorado, the first pot tourism packages have hit the market. (Sorry, they're sold out.) [MSNBC]

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