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Digital Travel Photography: Backing Up and Sharing Your Images

'Having a wonderful time; wish you were here!' is never truer than when you've got some great photos to share. Fortunately, sharing your images has never been easier, and you don't…

Article / Miscellaneous

Digital Travel Photography: Recommended Resources

Want to get started shooting? Here are the websites, magazines, and books that are essential resources for digital photographers.

Article / Miscellaneous

Digital Travel Photography: Sharing Images While Traveling

If you have access to a computer while traveling, you have several ways of backing up your photos and sharing them using the Internet.

Article / Air Travel

Flying in the Snow: 6 Lessons for Coping With Winter-Weather Delays

Last weekend's blizzard was a warning to air travelers: Winter is only starting, and when bad weather moves in, your flight schedule isn't worth the paper it's printed on.

Article / Arts and Culture

Photo Slideshow: The Art Lover's Tour of Provence

From Monet to Van Gogh to Matisse and up through Picasso, artists have gravitated toward Provence's vivid sunlight and vibrant landscape for centuries. Here's how you can follow their…

Article / Air Travel

Travel Troubleshooter: Charged Too Soon For My Hotel Stay

Our reader books a refundable rate at the Holiday Inn, but when the hotel changes its name and his card is charged early, it refuses to adjust his rate to a cheaper, prepaid price. Is…

Article / Arts and Culture

Beyond Broadway: Affordable Ways to See Theater and Culture In & Around NYC

Seeing a Broadway show is a must for anyone visiting New York City. But you should step away from its klieg lights now and then to see more of what the region has to offer.

Article / Air Travel

Gifts From Above: 7 Presents We Wish Airlines Would Give Us

This was supposed to be a feel-good column where readers share what presents they wanted from the travel industry. Then readers shared their not so warm and fuzzy thoughts.

Article / Air Travel

Stay Seated? What You Need to Know About Flying This Week

Flyers should arrive at airports hours in advance and expect confusing security arrangements while the government sorts things out in the wake of a passenger's attempt to light an…

Article / Air Travel

The Olympian Task of Going Head-to-Head With a Travel Business

How do you define a successful argument with a travel provider? For some customers, it's money. And for others it's that sense of satisfaction when the company is shamed in public.

Article / Air Travel

The DOT Sneaks in Passengers Rights Before the End of the Year

Just in time for the holidays, Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood handed U.S. airline passengers a long-awaited present in the form of new regulations governing excessive tarmac…

Article / Cruise

Ship Report: Cruising the Norwegian Fjords on the Costa Atlantica

In the spirit of balance of harmony, it takes both a great itinerary and a great ship to equal a great travel experience. Atlantica's Norwegian route and ship-board atmosphere make a…

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Seville, Granada & Andalusia

There is no time like the present to visit southern Spain, especially because tour companies are offering some of the most affordable packages to the region and to Costa del Sol.

Article / Air Travel

If You're Nice, Maybe You'll Get a Seat Next to Santa

Go on. Ask your airline for a favor. While you're at it, see whether your hotel will offer you a suite for the price of a standard room. The answer could be yes.

Article / Air Travel

Flight Check: Toronto to New York City on Porter

Canadian friendliness, easy access to flights, and decent prices are making Porter a leader on Toronto to U.S. flights.

Article / Outdoor & Adventure

6 Basic Survival Tips for Safely Getting In and Out of the Wild

With some simple precautions we can greatly enhance our safety in the backcountry and increase the odds of successfully confronting dire situations.

Article / Outdoor & Adventure

Putting a Little Bit of Wilderness Back in the Park System

Many of the most iconic units in the U.S. National Park System have no official wilderness designations, despite embracing thousands of acres of eligible acreage. Why not?

Article / Hotels

Renovation Regrets: 6 Questions to Ask Before Staying at a New Hotel

Newly refurbished hotel rooms don't always live up to guests' expectations. What should you ask before you stay in a remodeled hotel? Here's what the experts have to say.

Article / Cruise

Travel Troubleshooter: An All-Inclusive Hotel That Wasn't

Our reader makes a pre-cruise hotel reservation through Celebrity at an all-inclusive that is anything but. Although it's the cruise line's fault, they won't help. Isn't she entitled…

Article / Food and Drink

7 Places to Eat: Miami's Floribbian and Nuevo Latino Specialities

With more than 6,000 restaurants, the Miami metro area tends to stump diners -- it isn't a question of where so much as which. Where to begin?

Article / Local Experiences

Photo Slideshow: Green New Zealand

New Zealand is conscious that its purity both draws tourists and is threatened by their increasing numbers; the country is eager to build on sustainability programs to prepare for the…

Article / Travelers with Disabilities

The Able Traveler: San Francisco's Cultural Treats for Wheelers and Slow Walkers

At first glance, San Francisco doesn't appear to be the best choice for wheelchair-users and slow walkers; after all, wheelchairs and hills just don't mix. But appearances can de…

Article / Air Travel

Washington Trade Groups Want Their Piece of Pie in the Sky

What kind of law would really improve your travel experience next year? Here's what the industry trade groups want you to believe.

Article / Air Travel

A Holiday Survival Guide: 5 Things You Absolutely Must Know

The upcoming travel season will be different than past ones in several important ways. You need more than promises of warm fuzzies. You need a survival guide.

Article / Cruise

Scenic Explorations in Norwegian Waters and Cities

Of my nearly 100 cruises over the past 15 years, there is a handful that have really stood out above the rest. One was a cruise I took with my family last summer aboard the 'Costa…