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Go East, Way East to Rediscover Budget Europe
Enough about the dollar's piddling worth in Europe.It's true that U.S. currency is devalued drastically in western Europe, where American travelers tend to gravitate. In a handful of…
Cost-Friendly Costa Rica from Under $100 a Day
An ecological wonder, Costa Rica has quickly become a hot spot among global travelers seeking inland wonders and coastal relaxation. With excellent package deals that include air and…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Florida from $70 a Day
The Sunshine State continues to draw big crowds, whether it be for active vacationers who want to tour the state by paddle, for those who want to be pampered by an attentive hotel…
Give a Limb a Lift: Volunteer Opportunities in the American Outdoors
Hiking trails don't grow on trees -- as do the leafy green canopies that drew more than 276 million visitors into the U.S. National Park system in 2004. Faced with a $5 billion…
VAT Chance: How to Cut Your Vacation Costs with Tax Refunds
Tax free or tax off means a lot to the serious shopper. Whether you're a buyer of big ticket items or a big buyer of any ticket items, you'll love the Value Added Tax system employed…
All Our National Parks Can Be Accessed with the Use of Handy Annual Passes
If you plan to visit a number of national parks and monuments within a year, a National Parks Pass, which still costs just $50, will save you a bundle. The passes are good at all…
Sip the Sweet Life: Sample Luxury Lines on Short-Term Itineraries
Do you dream of moving up the cruise chain, graduating from the big megas to the much smaller and more refined luxury ships? Do you hunger for truly elegant service that harkens back…
European Cruises Offer Value for Cash-Poor Americans
Whatever happened to the U.S. dollar? Once the undisputed heavyweight champ among international currencies, it's fallen into such a slump over the past four years that economists and…
It's Cruise Wave Season: Book Your Cruises Now at Lower Costs for Sailings Throughout the Year
Here's some of the best deals a handful of major travel agencies are advertising this week. Cruises are capacity-controlled and offers may be withdrawn at any time. Similar deals may…
Return to Thailand: Air and Hotel Packages Remain Available
Large swaths of this Southeast Asian country were physically unaffected by the powerful crush of the recent tsunami and travel opportunities are still up for sale. Even areas that were…
Weak Dollar? There Are Still Some Places Where You Can Find a Bargain
British, European Community and Japanese tourists continue to flock to the United States to enjoy the comparative strength of their currencies against a weak American dollar. That…
Dream Trips at Dreamy Prices: Wander the African Continent from $995
Imagine wafting over virgin Kenyan grasslands and woodlands in a hot air balloon. Migration season is picking up, and herds of wildebeest behind you are seeking greener pastures. As…
Everything's Coming Up Tulips: Spring Flings to Birthplace of the Bulb
In the 1630s, tulips were so highly prized in Holland you could trade one in for a small estate or even a wife, as a single bulb was considered suitable dowry. The flowers aren't…
That's Using the Ol' Lingua Anglo: New Dates for the Popular Englishtown Program in Spain
Want room and board for a week in a medieval Spanish town? For free, no less? All you have to do is prove English is your native tongue and then speak it to your heart's content.…
We Love Paris in the Springtime, Especially at Remarkably Low Prices
While we're in the middle of deep freeze so cold it hurts to breathe outside, it's the perfect time to consider a spring fling to someplace romantic, fanciful and, ideally, warmer.…
Las Vegas for Families: We Put it to the Test
Over the years Las Vegas tourism officials have spent a lot of money to convince travelers that their town was not only the perfect place for a bachelor party, a blow-out gambler's…
Haifa Bargain for You: In Depth Cultural Tours Through Israel
Regardless of individual religious background, Israel should be visited at least once in a lifetime. Where else can you float on the heavy salt concentrate of the Dead Sea, revel in…
Thirian Lies the Deal: Air and Hotel Offers to Santorini, Mykonos & Athens
With whitewashed, cliff-side villages, electric blue waters and black sand beaches, Santorini (also known as Thira) is the dangerous beauty of the Greek Cyclades, in the Aegean Sea.…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Alaska Cruises & Ports of Call
Planning an Alaska cruise or cruisetour this year? Here's a word of advice. Book it now or you may be out of luck. If that sounds like something the cruise operators say every year, be…
Southwest in New York and Minneapolis? Well, Not Quite, Plus an Update on USAir
Travelers to and from Boston, New York, Minneapolis and Denver will feel the "Southwest Effect" starting Feb. 4 -- but don't look for those happy orange planes to grace your runways.As…
Warm Up in Phoenix and Scottsdale: Save on Air, Splurge on the Room
Tucson has its history, and Sedona has the Grand Canyon -- but only Phoenix-Scottsdale has James, the 200-room, luxury boutique hotel hatched by Equinox founder Danny Errico and…
Western Winter in Northern New Mexico: Look to Santa Fe Savings
Tucked into the Sangre de Cristo mountain range in northern New Mexico, Santa Fe has been a haven for thinkers, artists and lovers of American Indian culture since the mid-1930s. Just…
Continental Brakes: Fast Fly and Drive Offers to Points Across Europe
The days for booking winter travel bargains in Europe are numbered, though many of the continent's greatest off-season events have yet to occur -- carnival festivals begin erupting the…
Humbly-Priced Hollywood: Star Maps, Fancy Cars and Movie Stars on a Budget
If you love star-sightings, the shining sun (most of the time), and cling to the hopes that you, too, will become famous, then Tinsel Town is the place for you. The Walk of Fame,…
Edible Options: Airline Food You Can Stomach
Flying and food don't often make a good combination. Travel within the United States for three hours or less in economy class, and you might not be able to find out, as the practice of…