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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Israel
Since 2000, when the peace process faltered, millions of tourists have been waiting to visit Israel. But there are times, especially at the Jewish and Christian holidays, when the…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Denmark
Copenhagen A popular fixture on the city's cultural scene is the annual Copenhagen International Film Festival (CIFF) (175 Gothersgade; tel. 33/45-47-49;…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Barcelona
In Barcelona, the slopes of Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympics, are in the throes of a big planting spree at the time of writing (March 2007), and the shrubs and flowers sown at the…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Belgium, Holland & Luxembourg
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Vienna & the Danube Valley
Vienna In June 2008, Austria and Switzerland will host Euro 2008 (www.uefa.com), the European Football Championship. Second only to FIFA's World Cup, the competition has been held…
The Inside Scoop on Doing the Med with the Mouse this Summer
Ten things you need to know before joining the Disney Magic for its first season in Europe.
A June Round-Up of New Ships and New Ports
There's hardly a month that goes by without word that at least one cruise line has debuted or ordered a brand-new ship. Sometimes the hubbub is even greater -- like this week, when one…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Maine Coast
The state of Maine is increasingly hyping its new Maine Maritime Heritage Trail (www.maritimemaine.org), a made-up travel route along the state's entire looooong coastline -- which is…
Midnight Sun and Summer Fun in Finland
With perpetually long days and mild to warm temperatures, summer in Finland is certainly inviting.
Summer is Looking Extra Green (and White) in Greenland
Air Greenland has just introduced direct flights from the Baltimore to Greenland -- the first direct route between the U.S. and one of the most pristine and isolated locations on the…
Exclusive and Reclusive: Escape to Georgia's Sea Island
Sea Island, one of Georgia's Barrier Islands, offers the rare chance to to isolate yourself in a luxurious beach surrounding without straying too far from the U.S. mainland.
Great Lakes Cruises End, Other North American Trips Begin
Great Lakes Cruising expands to new U.S. and Canadian ports, even as the MV Columbus leaves the new world for Genoa.
Tipping the Balance: How Glacier National Park is Melting Away
When Glacier National Park was designated the country's 10th national park in 1910, there were 150 glaciers inside its borders. Today, that number is down to 27 -- and shrinking fast.
No Denyin' Denali's Majestic Beauty
Denali National Park turned 90 this year, but it doesn't look a day older than, say, 65 million years.
Where to Park the Family for the Night? 13 Great Ideas
From sleeping bags to nice mattresses, gourmet dinners to campfire weenies, we've got your best bets for accommodations in the national park system.
Creative Dream Teams Inspire Toronto's Art Hotels
Queen Street West has grown from district packed with art galleries and trendy-yet-affordable restaurants to a place where budget travelers can cheerfully lay their heads at night.
Dine, Drink and (Almost) Sleep Under the New York City Sky
New YorkÂ?s hotels offer some exceptional places to get outdoors and either take in the view or wine, dine and unwind under the warm summer skies.
June's Prize: Win a Trip for Two to Australia's Northern Territory!
Frommers.com and Brendan Worldwide Vacations are sending one lucky winner & a guest to Australia's Northern Territory! Register now to win this vacation!
Digging in at Jamaican Resorts: Getting Back to Nature Never Tasted So Good
Jamaica offers an abundance of indigenous fruit, vegetables, and seafood, and a number of resorts are putting more local, organic, seasonal food on the menus.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Philadelphia & the Amish Country
Getting to know Philadelphia is easier today than it ever has been because of the internet. The Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation (www.gophila.com) has introduced two…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Sweden
Stockholm In existence since 1874, the posh Grand Hotel (S. Blasiehomshamnen 8; tel. 08/679-35-00; www.grandhotel.se) has just completed a series of upgrades. Located in the heart of…
Puerto Escondido's Experiment in Sustainable Tourism
The coastal towns of Oaxaca State remain much as they did some 30 years ago, when North American and European counter-culturists discovered the sands and set up cabins and hammocks to…
Sleep Like a King, Pay Like a Commoner In New York's Royal Boroughs
Everybody wants to come to New York. But fewer people want to pay Manhattan hotel rates. When all the Manhattan options bust your budget, head out to the royal boroughs: Kings and…
Head West for Where America Really Began
As the good people in Virginia are celebrating the 400th anniversary of, we might pause to consider how old that is, compared to Acoma, the oldest continuously inhabited community in…
For the Next Perfect Island Getaway, You're Going to Have to Fly a Bit
If you are looking for a remote tropical island surrounded by coral reefs then the small island nation of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean may be just the destination.