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How to Book a Suite: Top Tips from Chain Hotels
Finding an affordable suite can be harder than it seems. We called around to major hotel chains to discover suites under $200 across the U.S. Here's what you need to know.
10 Tips for Visiting the U.S. Capitol
To enrich the already goosebump-raising experience of glimpsing the Capitol's hallowed halls and history, we hereby make the following recommendations.
Get Wild: 7 Parks for Spotting Wildlife
Which is the best national park in the Lower 48 to view wildlife? There's more than one place in the National Park System where you can feel like you're on a safari.
Photo Slideshow: Exploring Italy's Piedmont Region
Piedmont offers a little bit of everything: Skiing, wine, culinary delights, biking and outdoor activities galore, a bounty of natural beauty, and, of course, history.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Portable St. Maarten/St. Martin, Anguilla & St. Barts
The islands rebuild and refresh after Hurricane Omar's visit in the form of new and spruced up hotels, restaurants, and services.
Our Own Worst Enemy: 5 Types of Travelers That Are Killing Tourism
Are lousy tourists sinking an entire industry? Here are five ways bad travelers can ruin the fun for everyone.
What New Protection Rules Really Mean for U.S. Parks
It was a long time in coming, but when Congress finally passed the massive Omnibus Public Lands Bill of 2009 late in March it extended enormous protections for public lands in general…
Park of the Week: Yosemite's Greatest Hits
It's one of the nation's most visited parks, but that doesn't mean you're going to be overwhelmed with the crowds: over 95% of visitors visit less than 5% of the park. How to make the…
How to Join the World's Largest Music Festival -- in Milwaukee?
When someone says she's promoting 'the world's largest music festival,' then says it's in Milwaukee, the skeptic in you asks 'Says who?' In any case, judging by the 2008 event, it's a…
Gearing up for Summer in U.S. National Parks
U.S. parks are getting ready for busy season with great deals and lots of activities. And there are still several pre-rush specials available to entice early bookers.
New Cuba Travel Policy Doesn't Help Tourists
Bad news for tourists: President Obama's new Cuba policy doesn't change anything for most would-be American tourists to Cuba, but there are glimmers of hope.
Travel Troubleshooter: Help! My Rental Company Ran Out of Cars
When our reader arrives to pick up her rental car, the company has no vehicles. She's free to rent from another company, but will have to pay more. Shouldn't the rental company or…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs
Despite the economic slump, Denver is surging. Construction is underway on the largest light-rail initiative in the United States, and new hotels and restaurants are opening in the…
Get Pampered for Less: 10 Spa and Hotel Packages
The downturn means more spas are offering discounts and added incentives for customers. We highlight 10 spa destinations and deals in the U.S. and abroad.
Los Angeles for Lovers: 11 Spots That Add a Spark
Los Angeles may not initially come to mind as a top romantic destination, but don't forget that it's the city of angels -- cupid's always lurking somewhere. Evidence abounds in the…
3 Ways to Tour the World in a Glass
Taking in postcard-worthy views with a beverage in hand is the quintessential way to kick back. Whether you prefer pinotage or rally around rum, sublime selections can be found in the…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Panama
Panama is changing fast, quickly emerging from under Costa Rica's shadow to become the next spot for retirees, entrepreneurs, and those looking to escape cold winters in Europe and…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Frommer's Vancouver & Victoria
Once again, U.S. travelers will be getting more bang for their bucks in Vancouver and Victoria, which means that U.S. prices in Frommer's Vancouver & Victoria 2009 need to be…
The Able Traveler: Wooden Shoes and Windmills in Michigan
Holland, Michigan is home to over six million tulips, an authentic windmill, a wooden shoe factory, and a week-long festival that celebrates Dutch heritage and culture.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard
New bridges, hotels, restaurants, and lower prices make Massachusetts' seashore gem an attractive summer destination again.
3 Things Travelers Will Lose -- and Gain -- in This Recession
Despite the losses, you stand to gain better things thanks to the ailing economy, like free Wi-Fi, better customer service, and unbelievable bargains.
Amtrak Unveils Fresh Discount Codes For Spring
National Train Day is coming on May 9, and with it, Amtrak has released a bunch of new discount codes that are lowering train fares nationwide.
From Thongs to Tuxedos: A Cruise Clothing Primer
Our cruise experts dish about too-revealing bathing suits, topless beaches, hot legs competitions, packing tuxedos, and more essential cruise fashion advice.
9 Great Adults-Only Onboard Escapes
From casinos, to adults-only pools, spas, and alternative dining venues, itÂ?s easy to hang out with your own age group whenever you want to. Here are some of the top ship spots for…
5 Best Bets for Spotting the Big Five in South Africa
Animal viewing possibilities abound, but there's no guarantee you'll see each of the five on safari. But knowing animals' habits will greatly increase your chance of success.