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How the Travel Industry Can Win You Back
We've become convinced that the travel industry is largely comprised of money-grubbing opportunists, and no fire sale is going to fix that. But here are a few things that might.
Travel Troubleshooter: My Ticket Price Fell -- How About a Refund?
Our reader buys a package to Hawaii through United Vacations. But when the price of her ticket falls, United refuses to offer her a voucher for the fare difference. Why not?
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Central America, Part One
Find out what's happened in Honduras and El Salvador since the publication of this year's Central America guidebook.
Meeting Some Bears on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula
Bears on the runway are routine at Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, a unique habitat where families come to hike, fish, raft, and, of course, check out the bears.
How to Avoid Orlando's Theme Park Money Pit
From high prices to managing your energy: How to make Orlando will be a memorable for all the right reasons.
Spooky, Tasty & Furry: 5 Fall Festivals for Families
Nothing says a fall family getaway in the U.S. like a visit to working farm, a harvest festival, or a pre-Halloween haunted house or pumpkin patch. Here are five of the best, from…
Little Kids, Big Savings: Resorts Woo the Preschool Set
For families with preschoolers, fall is the very best time of year to grab a getaway at a top family resort.
Travel Troubleshooter: Socked for My Friend's Single Supplement
Our reader cancels her vacation and her friend is squeezed for a single supplement. If she doesn't pay immediately, the tour operator threatens to cancel her vacation. Can it do that?
How to Fight Travel Companies That Fudge the Numbers
Travel companies are redefining everything from 'hour' to 'year' -- all with the apparent intent of getting more of your money. How do you stay safe from these time bandits?
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Eastern Europe
Find out what's happening now in Bulgaria, Poland, Croatia and Sloovakia.
Will Royal Caribbean's "Oasis of the Seas" Change the (Cruise) World?
'Oasis' may very well change ship design for the better, but an analysis of the current shipbuilding market gives us reason to believe that paradigm shift may take a while to manifest.
Las Vegas of the Seas: The Very Best Onboard Nightlife
Tired clichés are very true: Many cruise ships are indeed floating cities with discos, nightclubs, casinos, and lounges aplenty. Here are some of the best night spots.
10 Ways to See London Theater for Less
If you leave London without seeing at least one stage show, then you'll have missed one of this city's most glittering attractions. Here's how to spend less money doing it.
3 Ways to Avoid the Newest Travel Gotchas
One of the travel industry's favorite new tricks is waiting to tell you about onerous new terms until it's too late -- whether they're trying to modify a reservation or redeem their…
Book Early for Fall Foliage in Parks from Washington to Virginia
Don't wait until the colors change: Now's the time to book your leaf-peeping getaway at one of the country's spectacular parks.
Park Notes: Playing Politics & Preparing to Get Burns-ed
In the news this week: What's holding up the appointment of our next National Park Service director, and what's happening at the parks prior to the new Ken Burns mini-series.
This Land Is Your Land: A Conversation with Ken Burns about "The National Parks: America's Best Idea"
Ken Burns discusses his forthcoming television mini-series 'The National Parks' and argues that it is essential to the survival of the country that people use the park system.
Shoulder Season in Yellowstone Country: How to Make the Most of 3 Days
If you yearn for a quieter Yellowstone -- one with fewer RVs, tour buses, and minivans -- consider visiting during the sleepy yet still stunning shoulder season month of September.
3 Autumn Escapes in California's High Sierras
A definite sign that fall is here is the number of lodging offers coming your way from parks in California's High Sierra. Take a look, and start planning where you'll get away this…
Exploring the Ports of Call: Shore Excursions vs. Going It on Your Own
How you spend your time in port can make the difference between a great cruise experience and a big fat disappointment. Here's what you need to consider when choosing an excursion.
Cabin Clues: How To Choose the Right Room at Sea
Finding the best room on a cruise ship starts with money, but it doesn't always end there. Find out how to pick the best beds on all the major cruise lines.
Different Boats for Different Folks: Choosing the Right Size Ship
Different cruise lines present different kinds of experiences, but physical factors such as the size and age of the ship also play a part when choosing your ideal cruise. What kind of…
How to Find Trip Security When You're Insecure About Your Job
Worried about forfeiting your airfare and vacation if you get canned? Insurance policies offer protection.
Mississippi Mansions and Southern Architecture in Natchez
Located on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, this seemingly sleepy town celebrates its southern heritage and history by beautifully preserving its historic downtown.
Travel Troubleshooter: A Refund for My Downgraded Airline Seat?
Our reader thinks she buys a first-class ticket to Peru on TACA. But it's actually economy class, and Cheaptickets.com only offers her a $400 voucher. Isn't she entitled to more?