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Celebrity Silhouette: Unveiling a New Megaship
By Matt Hannafin Where do you go from up? Celebrity already had the world's most stylish megaships in Celebrity Solstice , Equinox , and Eclipse but in introducing the fourth…
Packing Tips for Hiking & Camping Trips
By Kara Murphy No matter if you're a first-timer or a seasoned pro, fitting all of the necessary gear for an outdoor adventure can be daunting. Whether you're heading off on safari or…
Packing Tips for Honeymoons & Special Celebrations
By Kara Murphy Whether you're headed to a destination wedding or jetting off on your long-awaited honeymoon, you'll want to look and feel your best. Simplify your to-do list with these…
New York City's Best Hotel Rooftop Bars
By Kristine Hansen New York City has more rooftop bars than any other American city, providing trendy lounges many levels above the hustle and bustle down below. Head to the Flatiron…
The Towns of Coastal Maine
If three days in Maine are good, a week is even better. That's about enough time to take the two regions of the Maine coast: southern Maine ("down there," also sometimes referred to as…
Best of Coastal Maine: 7 Favorite Moments
Humor columnist Dave Barry once suggested that Maine's state motto should be changed to "Cold, but damp." That's cute, but it's also sort of true. Spring here tends to last just a few…
World's 10 Best Cities for Outdoor Dining
When the weather is warm but not too hot, there's nothing better than heading outdoors—especially when it comes to dining. From London to Singapore, restaurants have opened up their…
Best London Hotels for Families
By Rhonda Carrier London's savviest hoteliers and B B owners have wised up to the needs of families over the past few years. From the complimentary use of strollers and high chairs to…
Farm-to-Table on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia
By Melinda Quintero Salt Spring Island , in British Columbia, Canada, attracts farmers, artists, and travelers alike with its warm climate and postcard-perfect scenery. Spring to…
A Global Guide to Cocktails & Summer Drinks
By Melinda Quintero A refreshing drink is the perfect antidote to a day of sightseeing or the perfect end to a day on the beach. Ice-cold drinks are refreshing in summer, but ice also…
Philly with Kids: Where to Take the Family
By Lauren McCutcheon In a big city that feels small, small people feel big. A fuss-free day of the kid-centric calls for frequent breaks, comfortable footwear, and knowing which…
Exploring Turks and Caicos: 5 Secluded Beaches
By Hillary Richard Despite the allure of perfect white-sand beaches and calm turquoise waters, the islands that make up the Turks and Caicos remain relatively undiscovered. Only eight…
Greek Islands: Best Cruises and Sailing Adventures
By Heidi Sarna White-washed villages, impossibly blue seas, and mouthwatering fava: Welcome to the Greek Isles. The popular cruising season in the Greek Islands is May through October,…
Know Your Planes: What to Fly, What to Avoid
By Sascha Segan Can you tell your 737 from a 757? There's a good reason to keep an eye on your aircraft's model number. While they're all pretty much equally safe and every airline…
5 Things You Don't Know About Vienna, Austria
By Maggie Childs Dardis McNamee The Viennese are notorious for grousing about, well, everything, but especially about Vienna . The Austrian comic Christoph Fälbl once noted "You can…
8 Great Green North American Hotels
By Kristine Hansen An eco-friendly lifestyle is the newest marketing mantra for urban hotels. Bicycle rentals, rooftop beehives, organic linens, Fair Trade coffee, and chemical-free…
Preservation Watch: 5 All-American Lighthouses
Throughout the 19th century, expanding America's bustling shipping corridors depended on a network of sturdy, often lonely lighthouses. Superseded by improved navigational technology,…
Best of California's Outdoors: 6 Sweet Spots
There's more -- a lot more -- to California than what's scripted, sanitized, and broadcasted to the world's millions of mesmerized masses. Beyond the Hollywood glitter is a wondrously…
10 Best Hotel Rooftop Bars Around the World
By Kristine Hansen From Bangkok to Cannes, many of the world's top hotels have recently transformed their rooftops into hip lounges. Celebrate summer's end with a refreshing cocktail…
New York City's New Downtown: 10 Years in the Making
By Beth Collins In the wake of 9/11, New York City's Lower Manhattan was like a ghost town. Scores of businesses shuttered, and new ones didn't dare to move in. Now 10 years later,…
10 Free Things to Do with Kids at Disney World
By Mary Waring and AJ Wolfe www.wejustgotback.com There are times when it makes a lot of sense to visit Disney World without a ticket. Perhaps your flight arrives in Orlando late in…
Best Orlando Hotels for Families
By Laura Lea Miller Whether you prefer to stay on-site at an official Disney property or want to seek refuge outside the theme parks, here are some hotel standouts to consider for your…
Best New York City Hotels for Families
By Alexis Lipsitz Flippin You name it, New York City has it -- and the same goes for hotel options there. If you're traveling to New York with your family, check out these…
Affordable Hotels: Lazy Rivers, Water Parks & More
By Carrie Havranek The dog days of summer are upon on us. If you still haven't booked a trip, why not make sure there's ample water involved? Hotel pools are nice, but these affordable…
Best Las Vegas Hotels for Families
By Bob Sehlinger Luxury Las Vegas hotels are more affordable than ever, but some of these classic Vegas hotels are actually better suited for families. Complete with spacious suites,…