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Modernized, Less Partisan Nixon Library Reopens
The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda, California reopens today following a $15 million overhaul.Previously criticized for a lack of modern technology…
Airline Adds Kid-Free Areas on Flights
IndiGo, a budget airline based in India, has added designated "Quiet Zones" to its flights, banning children under 12 from sitting in rows 1 to 4 and 11 to 14. (As on most airlines,…
Nixon Museum Makeover, Kid-Free Zones on Flights, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
A roundup of travel news from all over
TripAdvisor Adopts No-Touching-Wild-Animals Policy
As of yesterday, TripAdvisor is no longer selling tickets to attractions that allow customers to come into physical contact with wild, captive, or endangered animals.That means…
Cruise Critic Names Best Ships of the Year
Cruise Critic announced yesterday the winners of its ninth annual Editors' Pick Awards, honoring the best passenger ships sailing the world's oceans and rivers.Carnival Cruise…
Simone Biles: Gymnast, Olympian, Airport Temp
Olympian Simone Biles at O'Hare International Airport (photo: Twitter/@JGinChicago)Highly likable Olympic gymnast Simone Biles played at being an airport employee on Tuesday at…
TripAdvisor Adopts No-Touching-Animals Policy, Best Cruise Ships Named, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
Celine Dion Marks 1,000 Vegas Shows, Goose Poop Piles Up in Boston, and More: Our Travel Briefing
Celine Dion Marks 1,000 Vegas Shows—With More to Come
Celine Dion performed for the 1,000th time in Las Vegas on Saturday—and shortly thereafter added 24 more concerts in 2017.The Canadian singer began a highly lucrative residency at…
Goose Poop Piling Up in Boston
Boston has a problem with goose poop.The birds may add to the natural beauty of the city’s parks and playgrounds, but here’s something else they add: the inevitable results of…
Airline Facing Complaint for Weighing Passengers Before Flight
Two businessmen from American Samoa have filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Transportation because they were weighed before boarding a Hawaiian Airlines flight in…
Canada's Very Best Festivals
Why not arrange your next vacation around a great festival? Canada has some extraordinary ones that draw everyone from the biggest stars in Hollywood to the legends of jazz to cowboys…
Scotland's Finest—And Oddest—Sights and Experiences
Scotland delivers on every expectation. It's a deeply romantic land filled with misty lochs, fields of heather, and moody mountain ranges. At the same time, its thoroughly modern…
America's Best Summer Towns: Bristol, Rhode Island
Welcome to Bristol, Rhode Island : home to American's very first Fourth of July Parade, innovative farm-to-table dining, four-poster bed and breakfasts, wildlife-rich nature reserves…
Berlin: 25 Years Since the Fall of the Wall
On November 9th, 1989, the Cold War came to a screeching halt with the fall of the Berlin Wall. As the Easter bloc rapidly collapsed, the event signaled a major political shift for the…
Do as the Bolognesi Do: Top 5 Places to Live like a Local
Note from the Editor: This travel memoir was written by one of our terrific summer interns, recently back from Bologna. There are few things that a study abroad student wants more than…
You Haven't Seen the Amalfi Coast Until You've Seen These 10 Places
Legend has it the coastal region, Amalfi, was named for a famed beauty with eyes the color of the sea. Amalfi was a nymph, and Hercules was her happy boyfriend. But as with so many…
10 Favorite Experiences in Old San Juan
The oldest European-established settlement under U.S. jurisdiction, Old San Juan is a colorful colonial town that echoes with centuries of history. Culturally and geographically, Old…
The Way It Was: Nostalgic Images from the Glory Days of Air Travel
It’s one thing to hear stories about how glamorous airline travel used to be. Seeing it with your own eyes—and seeing the style and dignity that’s been lost—can all but break your…
Endless Eating: The Best Las Vegas Buffets
The first permanent Las Vegas buffet opened in the early 1940s at the original El Rancho Vegas hotel. It was originally priced at $1. Today, buffets are synonymous with Vegas, and…
12 Orlando Attractions with Celebrity Cameos
The biggest theme park rides are often more than mere rides. Often, they are narrated by familiar voices. At Spaceship Earth in Epcot, an unseen Judi Dench informs us, "Rome built the…
What's New at the Ski Resorts of Utah and Colorado? We Have the Scoop
Visitors will find a host of new things to see and do at Colorado and Utah’s ski resorts this season, with activities ranging from indoor training facilities to outdoor arts festivals.…
The Wonders of Australia's Outback
Few landscapes are as extreme, as striking or as mysterious as Australia's Outback. Harboring plants from the age of the dinosaurs, a people with possibly the oldest culture on the…
How to See the Best of Lisbon in One Day
One day is not nearly enough time to experience the riches and wonders of this ancient and majestic city. But with the itinerary that follows, you'll get a concise and enjoyable…
The Frommer's Gift Guide: The Year's Best Travel Gadgets, Tech and Goodies
It used to be that a great travel gift meant a warm pair of compression socks or a sturdy piece of luggage. Things have evolved quite a bit since those days, and now an ideal travel…