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5 Things You Don't Know About Tuscany
No matter how many times I travel to Tuscany, each visit teaches me something new. Here are five insights that may surprise even frequent visitors.
Heading North: Making the Most of Cruising Scandinavia and the Baltics
Just back from my first Norwegian fjords cruise, and I'm still blown away by the scenery and sights of Scandinavia, the Baltics, and Russia. But don't take my word for it: Here's what…
What Are People Really Paying for a Cruise This Year and Next? You'll Be Surprised
More big ships and lots of shallow wallets means fewer paying passengers, and that means all manner of deals as cruise lines struggle to keep their berths full. If you can afford to…
7 Places to Eat: From Pork Cutlets to Sushi in Tokyo
For sheer urban energy, you can't beat Tokyo -- densely populated, affluent, juiced up with a thirst for whatever's new. When everyone lives in such tiny apartments, what else can you…
'No Waivers, No Favors' Reaches New Highs (and Lows)
The travel industry, hammered by the worst economic downturn in more than a generation, is taking a hard line in an effort to contain costs and preserve profits. Here's how to turn a…
Travel Troubleshooter: Blocked From Checking in But Charged Anyway
When our reader can't get through a blockade to his hotel, a manager promises to 'help' him cancel the reservation. It isn't, and his credit card is still charged $113. What can he do?
Want To Be a Travel Writer? Here's One Way to Get Started
Whether you intend to make writing about travel your full-time profession or just want to improve your twittering, blogging, or memoirs, you should check this out.
See the Great Outdoors Without Leaving New York City
Woody Allen is not the only New Yorker who gets anxious leaving town. Many of us prefer to experience the great outdoors right here in old New York.
4 Ways to Hike National Parks Across the U.S.
What's the best trail for you and your family? That's a question only you can answer, but let me toss out some options that cover a wide range of abilities and landscapes.
Join the Revolution! 25 Ways to Take Action in Williamsburg
At the most popular destination in Virginia, a family can pack an awful lot of fun into three or four days around Williamsburg.
Dog Days of Summer and Early Fall at National Parks
Summer is ending and parks are eager to fill their breathtaking interiors with families or couples. Here is a sneak preview of rates, discounts, and special activities that will be…
London and Sochi Ready for Their Olympic Moment
The next two Olympic competitions seek to set the tone for the next century of global competition.
Travel Troubleshooter: My Airline's Giving Me the Cold Shoulder
Our reader books seven tickets on Icelandair's website. Then it bills her twice and cancels her tickets. Rebooking will cost $100 apiece. Plus, there's still a $6,897 charge on her…
Getting a Great Meal in Mesa Verde National Park
If you haven't sampled national park cuisine lately, you're going to be amazed the next time you sit down for dinner after a long day in a park.
Grape-Grazing and Wine-Quaffing Getaways Across the United States
From Virginia, to Michigan, and on to California, here are three wine-filled getaways for every budget.
The Real Local Cuisine of Washington, D.C.: Ethiopian Food
Nearly 200,000 Ethiopians live in the D.C. area, and it feels like one out of every 10 of them runs a restaurant. Through their hard work, Ethiopian food has become a defining local…
Take a Trip Down Memory Lane at Disneyland
Judging by the sun up to sun down crowds at Disneyland and California Adventure Park in Anaheim, a lot of families have decided to wring every dollar's worth out of their day.
The Baggage "Insurance" Airlines Never Tell You About
Excess valuation can come in handy when you're flying with valuables. Never heard of this? The airline isn't likely to tell you about it unless you ask. So let us explain.
August's Prize: Discover 500 Places and Win $500
One lucky winner will receive $500 and three 500 Places guidebooks. Register now to win this prize.
Big City Hotels Cater to Families for Under $200 a Night
These city hotel packages are geared specifically toward families, with rates that won't break the bank and activities that will keep everyone happy.
Travel Troubleshooter: Broadsided By a Car Rental Bill
When our reader picks up her rental car, an agent tells her not to worry about the nicks and scratches. Now the company wants her to pay for the damage. Can she do anything about it?
7 Ways to Avoid Checked Luggage Fees
Airlines are depending on ancillary revenues in general, and luggage fees in particular, more than ever. Here's how air travelers can be more vigilant than ever about avoiding them.
7 Places to Eat: Puebla's Iconic Mexican Dishes
It has colonial architecture and a gracious atmosphere that's welcoming to visitors, but Puebla's real ace in the hole is it's food: Among Mexicans, it's revered as the cradle of…
How to Get Up, Up and Away in Barcelona
Just a few minutes' train ride from the center of town can put you hundreds of feet above Barcelona, with stunning views and a great cup of coffee at the end of it.
4 Ways to Harmonize Hunger Near Carnegie Hall
Despite what the price tags of many options around Carnegie Hall may suggest, music lovers can have a budget pre- or post-concert nosh that hits all the right notes.