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Silver Wings Means Spectacular Savings for Seniors
Depending on your destination, United Airline's Silver Wings Plus program can save 'seniors' serious bucks.
Plenty of Pensacola: Shows, Rooms, Tours and More in Florida's Panhandle
October 6, 2003 -- The City of Five Flags -- so-named due to the shifting governance over time by the Spanish, British, French, the Confedaracy and the U.S. -- has a veritable…
Get an Insider's View of New York (and Other Cities) With Audio Tours
A new series of audio tours pride themselves on using the voices of local 'insiders' to guide you into spaces you'd never otherwise see -- places you might never know are there.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Hawaii on $80 a Day
We've rounded up the latest news on the Hawaiian Islands for budget travelers.
Armada Markdown: So Many Cruises Costing So Few Dollars
October 3, 2003 -- We've got a healthy roster of weeklong itineraries -- mostly to the Caribbean -- at rock bottom prices. The cheapest starts from just $299!These are some of the best…
Cruise News: A Dizzying Array of the Latest Industry Information
The newest, biggest ship is bested before it sets sail; NYC is becoming increasingly popular as a homeport; acupuncture and wholistic medicine are added to a cruiseline's offerings;…
The Lowdown on International Phone Calls
There are several money saving alternatives to picking up that hotel phone and dialing -- be sure to utilize all your options on your next trip abroad.
October Prize: Win a Trip for Two to Curaçao!
Frommers.com & Curaçao Tourist Board are sending one lucky winner & a guest to Curaçao! Register now to win this vacation!
State Department Travel Advisories Explained
Here's what you need to know about travel warnings issued by the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs.
Current Events: Electricity Conversion Abroad
The nuts and bolts of electrical voltage overseas; what plugs and adapters can you use?
Tips For Foul Weather Travel
Inclement weather can affect air travel in any season, even on the clearest of days. With some simple planning, you can alleviate the frustration so that a bad start doesn't carry over…
Packing Tips for Modern Travelers
Some gentle advice on the best ways to pack for a trip to prevent your clothes from wrinkling and to keep you moving through those security lines.
Transeuropean Savings: Rail Passes Get You There for Less
Thinking of taking the train while you're on the continent? Read this to learn if a railpass is right for your trip.
Rail Passes for Canada and the U.S.
American and Canadian passenger rail systems are an oft-overlooked alternative for vacation travel. Purchasing a pass makes riding the rails even cheaper.
Only Seeing a Country or Two? Check Out Individual Rail Passes for European Nations
There are many country or region specific passes that are worthwhile when you're visiting only one or two countries or a specific region in Europe.
Get Your Printer Runnin' then Head Out on the Highway with Free Coupon Books
October 1, 2003 -- Wise road trippers are well aware of the advantages offered by the free Travel Coupons books. There are 20 books covering 17 eastern, Midwestern and southern states…
Offpeak, but OnBeach: Caribbean Resorts Shovel Up a Bucketful of Savings
October 1, 2003 -- Fall is the season for good values in the Caribbean. We've got a line-up of beachy bargains that are up for grabs through the beginning of winter (that's December…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Arizona
Change is inevitable. Here's the latest on what's doing across Arizona.
Luxury Bus Service -- Yes, You Heard Us -- Debuts From New York to Boston
September 29, 2003 -- High-speed Internet access. An attentive stewardess. All-leather seats so long that you could stretch out a python in one of them. This is a bus?In possibly the…
Rock em, Sock em, Morocco: An Extensive Tour in this North African Nation
September 29, 2003 -- September, October and November, often rainy in our climate, are perfectly pleasant in North Africa. It's the best time to travel there, and we've found a pretty…
Winter in Yellowstone: A Caldera of Your Own
A wintertime visit to one of the crown jewels of our national parks systems will leave you with the place practically to yourself.
Temporarily Own a Home Where the Florida Suburbanites Roam
September 26, 2003 -- We introduced you to the thrill of impersonating a Florida homeowner back in June when we reported on deals for renting private homes near Disney World. Now we're…
Way Down on the Farm: Agrivacations in South America
September 26, 2003 -- In our on-going competition with Canada for overall "cool," we're usually in the lead -- an opinion popularly held on this side of Great Lakes. But being fair…
A Steal on Barbadian Bliss, Off-Season Before the Holiday Rush
September 23, 2003 -- Once Labor Day barbeques go out, you know it's time to gear up for the craziness of Christmas/New Year holidays: from shop hoping to speed baking, it's all about…
You, John Q. Public, Can Sleep Here: Rest Your Head in Historical Hotels Across America
September 19, 2003 - Hotel junkies are well aware that many establishments are not just places you sleep -- some of them have witnessed extraordinary events, hosted famous people and,…