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Luxury Cruises & Romantic Sailing Ships

By Matt Hannafin "Evocative" is an adjective that doesn't stick easily to most cruise ships. An evocative ship must impart a sense that you're connected with past decades, centuries,…

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Iconic Cruise Itineraries: 10 Wondrous Journeys

The mark of a really great cruise is that, no matter how great the ship, you still want to get off as much as possible -- to see, to explore, to experience. That's where cruising…

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Travel Health Tips: How to Eat Well On the Road

By Beth Collins Even the most health-conscious among us can have a hard time making smart food choices when we travel. Chalk it up to temptations -- "harmless" snacks that promise to…

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Favorite Travel Moments Photo Contest Winners

The photographer said: "Dominica is a magical island in the Caribbean that is full of wonders on the island and below the offshore waters. On this trip my friends and I wanted to swim…

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Snowboarding Extreme Terrain

Snowboarders in Silverton, Colorado. Photo by Zach Dischner/Flickr.com .

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Frommer's Favorite Travel Moments Contest Highlights

After a month of contributions from readers and photographers like you, we've closed the Favorite Travel Moments photo contest. We're going through the thousands of entries now to…

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2011 Travel Resolution: Learn a Language

By Charis Atlas Heelan Resolving to travel more is a great way to kick off 2011, but you can also give those adventures more purpose by learning a new skill. Mastering French can open…

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Caribbean's Best: 10 Favorite Moments

Escape the cold this winter with a memorable Caribbean beach vacation. From dancing in Anguilla 's beach bars to sailing around the British Virgin Islands , be sure to add these 10…

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When Weather Interrupts Your Trip: 6 Things to Do

When weather or a natural disaster disrupts your well-laid plans, you need to know what to do and where to turn. Here are six ways you can make the most of the situation to get home—or…

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A Tour of Literary Paris: Where Famous Writers Lived and Worked

Paris is of course the undisputed capital of French literature. The country's great writers—including Honoré de Balzac, Victor Hugo, and George Sand in the 19th century, and Marcel…

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New York City's Flatiron District: On the Rise

By Jacquelin Carnegie For years, the Flatiron District has been under-the-radar. No more. Within the past two years or so, it seems as if every trendy hotel and restaurant is opening…

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Best Cruise Ships for Kids

By Heidi Sarna It's no secret that cruises pack in extra value for families -- most of the larger ships offer free kids' activities, lavish playrooms with computer games and toys…

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9 Skydiving Adventures: Thrills on High

Skydiving has always attracted thrill-seekers and daredevils. Whether you're interested in overcoming a fear of heights or feeding an adrenaline-sports addiction, skydiving won't…

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9 Vintage-Inspired Hotels

By Kristine Hansen A hotel decked out in a vintage, chic vibe is perfect for travelers who either relish film and TV icons from the 1940s through the '70s or have a special affection…

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Washington, D.C.: 5 Best Places for Photography

By Beth Rubin Forget your itinerary, forget your underwear, but don't forget your camera when visiting Washington, D.C. Whether you shoot from above, below, or head on, you can't lose…

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10 Great Alaskan Small-Ship Cruises

By Matt Hannafin Late last week, venerable and well-loved small-ship line Cruise West closed up shop in the face of insurmountable financial difficulties, closing out a quarter century…

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Agritourism: How to Eat Local in Los Angeles

By Melinda Quintero Mention Los Angeles , and you probably think beach, palm trees, and concrete. Despite urban sprawl and chronic drought, the city's mild weather is ideally suited to…

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Walking Tour: Charming Streets of New York City

By Jacquelin Carnegie Modern skyscrapers are not all New York City has to offer. There are several streets that give you a glimpse into the city's fascinating past. Get a history…

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Cruisetours of the World: Seeing the Planet by Ship

By Matt Hannafin Let's play a game and pretend you live in, say, Salina, Kansas, close to the geographic center of the United States. From Salina, Southeast Alaska is about 2,100 miles…

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5 Best Waterfall Hikes in Hawaii

With so much breath-taking scenery in Hawaii, it's hard to choose which trail to head down. Here are five paths in Kauai, Maui, Oahu, and the Big Island that will lead hikers to…

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America's Best Haunted Houses

By Carrie Havranek Though many theme parks now host elaborate Halloween festivals—and are stuffed to the ribcage with revelers, like Mardi Gras with screams—by dint of their homegrown…

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Tall Ship Adventures Bring Small-Scale Pleasures

By Matt Hannafin Most people who go on cruises think that they're "sailing," but usually they're not. That distinction belongs to the relatively few souls who opt to take their…

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Top 10 Whitewater River Rafting Destinations

Fun comes in degrees with whitewater rafting. You can choose a calm ride, where your river guide does the rowing and you relax and take pictures, or you can choose a trip where you'll…

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Italy Food Tour: Eating Around Apulia

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On Location in Italy, India, and Bali

By Gretchen Kelly Hotels and tour operators are all vying for the Eat, Pray, Love tourist dollar. Here's how to plan your own pilgrimage for the best price. And if you can't escape to…