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Cruise Smarter with the Oceans' Best Speakers and Lectures
How to indulge your curiosity, meet and mingle with experts, and walk away smarter from your next cruise experience.
Editor's Choice: The World's Best Street Food
One of the best ways to get to the heart of a culture's cuisine is through its popular food and snacks. And what better way to try those snacks than from a street vendor?
People Watching, Lit Legends and More of the Best of Paris Cafe Culture
There must be thousands of cafes in Paris, and a thorough run down would easily fill a book. Though you could probably have a primal cafe experience in just about any corner operation,…
Rein in Wyoming's Rich, Wild History in Cody
From buffalos -- Bills and bisons -- to river rafting, Cody opens the door to Wyoming's past and its wide range of activities.
Trading Spaces: The Park Service Turns Over the Presidio to Private Parties
What happens when managing historic buildings becomes too expensive? In San Francisco, the Park Service has turned part of Golden Gate Park into an office park.
RVing Utah's National Park Country
Because so much of Utah is public land, it makes an ideal getaway for RVers, especially those who enjoy self-contained camping in parklands and the wilderness.
Park of the Week: California's Channel Islands
These five islands off the California coast are only 30 or so miles from Santa Barbara, but they are not easy to get to. But they do offer a glorious vista of matchless beauty and a…
New Travel Website Shows You the World, Then Lets You Book It
Vayama's name might not yet be familiar to you, but it will be soon. With its cuddly, map-based interface, the latest entry into the field of online agencies hints at what the future…
Fast Trains and Medieval Cathedrals Make Champagne Sparkle
France's Champagne region is home to one of the world's fastest trains, centuries of European religious and political history, and the world's best sparkling wine.
Travel Health & Safety: Smart Resouces for World Travelers
Intelligent travelers go by the old folk saying, 'Plan for the worst, hope for the best.' Here's planning advice that'll make your trip the best.
Leaf Peeping Beyond New England: The Country is Bursting with Fall Foliage
Traditionally, we think of New England when we think of fall, but the seasons change throughout the country. We've picked a few less-than-obvious destinations for fall foliage travel…
An Early Peek at Fall Foliage Cruises
In the spirit of 'it's never too early to start planning,' it's time to noodle on some September and October leaf-peeping cruises along the coast of New England and Eastern Canada.
Frommers.com Cruise News Roundup for the Week of July 26, 2007
HAL loosens up, Celebrity gets in touch with its right brain, Swan Hellenic returns, and more dispatches from the cruising world.
Where There's Smoke, There's Ire: Where to Smoke (or Not) on Cruiseships
In the wake of anti-smoking legislation that's moved through the United States and western Europe, cruise lines have begun banning smoking in most public spaces. Find out the puffing…
Escape in Style to the Mountains of North Carolina
The beauty of the rolling, often mist-shrouded mountains, is truly undeniable, and, from its perch atop the ridge known as the Cataloochee Divide, The Swag offers many ways for guests…
Strasbourg: An Alsatian Escape and European Capital
Strasbourg has led a double life the past century, being first a part of France, then the Kaiser's Germany, then France again, and part of Hitler's Third Reich for five years during…
Is Virgin America Fit to Fly?
The new carrier promises plenty of in-flight entertainment, power ports at every seat, better food than other airlines and a plush first class section on flights starting August 8. But…
Japantown Reborn: Exploring Another Side of San Francisco
A much-loved tourist destination for decades and a blessing to residents eager for Japanese restaurants and groceries, Nihon-machi (its Japanese name) is on the verge of big change.
Plan Your Peeping Now for Fall Foliage Fun
I know: it's still July, and some of us have yet to take a summer vacation. But the fliers in the Sunday paper have already signaled the seasonal barrage of back-to-school promotions,…
Park of the Week: Canaveral National Seashore
You can pull off a perfect trifecta of famous destinations here, if you wish: On this windblown Atlantic coast of Florida you can easily visit the Canaveral National Seashore, the…
Hiking Abroad: 6 Family Destinations Where Nature Trumps Nationality
Ascending Mt. Kilimanjaro, traipsing through the Cotswolds, scaling Mt. Fuji, and more adventures in six of the world's most stunning settings.
Six Weekend Road Trip Pairs
Summer is the time when we all dream of embarking on long trips to faraway locales, taking an extended leave of absence to live that dream. While work and responsibilities may prevent…
Last Minute Deal: L.A. to Paris from $575 this Fall, Including Christmas
If you want to go to Paris, and you live on the West Coast, you are in luck, albeit for a limited time only.
Getting Cozy in 5 Big City Bed and Breakfasts
If you're looking for a bucolic hideaway shielded from the hustle and bustle of modern life -- minus the nature -- it might be time to check into the world of urban B&B's.
Education Vacations: Take a Trip and Expand Your Mind with Educational Odysseys
In the past, we have reported on Interhostel and Familyhostel, which used to be affiliated with the University of New Hampshire. After 25 years, the company reformed in February of…