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How to Skywalk Above the Grand Canyon
Anyone willing to pay $75 can gaze into the Canyon as none have done before -- but will this destroy the national park?
Park of the Week: See Sea Swells at the Cape Cod National Seashore
The Outer Beach of Cape Cod consists of mostly unspoiled sandy beach, marshes, ponds and hillocks where visitors can swim, walk, bike and hike -- or just contemplate a vast swath of…
Hunt Down the Midnight Sun With These Daylight Journeys
The days are getting longer. Doesn't that make you feel energetic? If you live in the northern U.S., the sun will even stay up as late as 8:30pm in June. If that charges you up,…
May's Prize: Register to Win a Trip for Two to London!
Frommers.com and Virgin Atlantic Airways are sending one lucky winner & a guest to London! Register now to win this vacation!
The 10 Best Ways to Explore Chicago with the Family
From the simple pleasures of summer baseball to the complexities of the world of science, here are Frommers.com's favorite Chicago experiences for families.
Three Maui Resorts that Mix the Best of New and Old
Maui is the essence of romantic, old-school retreats, but its resorts also know how to hew to new environmental standards, promote indigenous culture and network with the local…
What's Wrong with Angkor Wat? People Who Want to See It
The massive influx of visitors to Cambodia's 12th century temple complex has forced officials to consider restricting tourism numbers to help ensure its survival for future generations.
Why the Louvre and Musee d'Orsay are Paris' Best Museums
There are scores of museums in Paris. But two are so grand in scope and ambition, so profound in their impact upon the visitor that they have to be counted as iconic experiences.
Ports of Call: From Favorite Excursions to Lousy Layovers
There are those that take a cruise mainly because of the ports it stops at. The rest of you just want to be on a ship. In the spirit of going somewhere, we decided to have a little…
10 Wishes for the Cruise Ship of the Future
What if I were asked to come up with some improvements to the standard cruise template? What would I add to make the cruise experience just a little snazzier, hipper, and more…
One Europe, One Train Ticket: Rail Service Takes a Step Forward
First they got rid of the money, all those francs and deutschmarks. Now you're going to be able to buy a train ticket from Paris to Vienna -- with unified timetables, signage and…
From Communism to Vacation Haven, Albania is Europe's New Sweet Spot
With 200 miles of Adriatic and Ionian Sea coastline and the ability to spend Lek rather than Euros, Albania is fast becoming the adventure seekerÂ?s alternate European getaway.
Hear the Sounds of Summer at Six U.S. Music Festivals
There is no better way to celebrate the change of seasons then partaking in some live tunes. If you are a music fan -- and up for a little journey -- consider making a trip to one of…
Buffalo Herds and Luxury Digs in British Columbia's Wilderness
Nestled like a rare gem in an alpine meadow atop the Bald Mountain ridge, the Purcell Mountain Lodge is a getaway in the truest sense of the word.
People Pods Escape Japan, Spread to Mainland Asia, Europe and the United States
Save some money, but don't forget to duck your head: Japanese capsule hotels are providing budget beds in Malaysia, and New York and London are next.
Skip the Beach, Hit the Books at 6 Summer Schools for Curious Adults
Not smarter than your fifth grader? Use your summer vacation this to use parts of your brain that have gotten soft. Indulge in the classics, hone your musical chops at jazz camp, or…
Get Up, Stand Up, Book Ahead: Bahamas Bob Marley Resort, Atlantis Expansion
Two new high-end resorts create unique experience for visitors who are looking for something completely different, indulgent and private.
Solomon Islands: To Go or Not to Go Post Tsunami
Natural disasters often draw the worldÂ?s attention to otherwise remote travel destinations. So is the case with the beautiful Solomon Islands, one of the last bastions of unspoiled…
Day Hikes in Big Bend National Park
Texas' Big Bend National Park offers numerous possibilities for backpacking, both on established and marked hiking trails and on relatively unmarked hiking routes following washes,…
Park of the Week: Bryce Canyon National Park
The horseshoe-shaped amphitheaters of dazzling colors that make up this smaller national park have been depicted in hundreds of movies, photographs and the like, but nothing can beat…
5 Family Journeys in the US Park System
500 Places to Take Your Kids Before They Grow Up highlights 29 hiking, biking and riding trips throughout the world. The five picks below are all located within the United States park…
The 50th Anniversary Arthur Frommer Interview
In celebration of Frommer's guidebooks first 50 years, the legendary travel guide writer talks about how it all began and the special moments along the way.
Take it Outside: Editors' Favorite Outdoor Experiences
Now's the perfect time to emerge from hibernation and enjoy all things al fresco. From an expedition in Antarctica to hoisting a drink closer to home in Queens, read about a few of our…
Like the Islands Used to Be: A Quick Trip to Kosrae
Although I've been writing Frommer's South Pacific since 1986 and have visited most of the Pacific islands south of the equator, I had never been to Micronesia and didn't know exactly…
Costa Marina: a European Cruise, No Matter the Itinerary
There are different ways to explore the Far East by sea, but Genoa-based Costa Cruises caters to a pan-European clientele. By the end of a recent round-trip out of Singapore I was…