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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Washington State

Seattle's restaurant and hotel scene pick up new additions, the San Juan Islands get a new web address, the Olympic Peninsula gets a new ferry, and more developments from the northwest.

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Virginia

Alexandria adds hotels, historic sites get upgrades, tourism boards push new tours and sights, and more updates from the commonwealth.

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's New York State

Where to eat on Long Island, a new addition to the Baseball Hall of Fame, Frank Lloyd Wright's Buffalo boathouse, and more news from New York State.

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Moscow and St. Petersburg

Russia is unquestionably back on the world stage, making it an excellent time to visit its two star cities and see what makes them tick and buzz. Moscow and St. Petersburg are still…

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Ireland

Despite the economic rollercoaster in 2007, Ireland's tourism industry has rumbled on, expensive hotels and restaurants are thriving, and entrance prices have risen yet again at the…

Article / Road Trips

French Driving Basics: Kilometers, Roundabouts and $10 a Gallon Gas

The challenge was to rent a car in France, drive around for ten days and return with sanity, marriage, and bank balance intact. The result: Easier than anyone would expect.

Article / Local Experiences

10 Ways to Get Historical in Los Angeles

We know, we know: L.A.'s all about out with the old, in with the new. However, the city notorious for razing its history can actually be a great place for history buffs -- if they know…

Article / Miscellaneous

Five Things You Shouldn't Wear on a Plane

Not only are we heading into the warm summer months, when air travelers commit a majority of sartorial slip-ups, but the gap between what we should wear on a commercial flight, and…

Article / Outdoor & Adventure

Park of the Week: North Cascades National Park

The lack of roads, the weather and the rugged terrain conspire to keep crowds away from the Cascades' hundreds of waterfalls, glaciers, and archaeological sites.

Article / Outdoor & Adventure

The 4 Best Museums in U.S. National Parks

Sometimes it's necessary to step inside to get a better perspective on the great outdoors. Here are four top museums and visitor centers at parks in the American West.

Article / Local Experiences

Small Town Escape: Steveston, B.C.'s Fishing Village Charm

Steveston is no secret among Vancouverites, who flock to the boardwalk and waterfront park in summer for sun, fresh fish, and kite flying. But for the out-of-town visitor, it rarely…

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Morocco

Recent news from within Morocco illustrates the thin line the country currently straddles between modernization and conservatism, liberalism and suppression.

Article / Local Experiences

Stepping out of London and Into England's Charming Peak District

The Peak District is an expanse of serene landscapes, pretty villages, and historic towns, and a peaceful introduction to all that's best about visiting England.

Article / Money and Fees

Travel Troubleshooter: A Canceled Flight, But No Refund

Travelocity promised our flyer a refund when the airline stopped flying. But after countless calls and e-mails, there's still no sign of the money.

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Tuscany and Umbria

Fixed rates on airport-to-city taxi service, new tours in Florence, museum re-openings, and more news from one of Italy's most loved regions.

Article / Family & Kids

Paddle Your Own Canoe this Summer, Family Style

Strap on a life preserver, hop in a canoe and cruise down a river this summer to learn about the environment, view wildlife, and explore unchartered waters.

Article / Local Experiences

Family Escapes: Charleston and Kiawah Island

Compact, easily walkable, and culturally diverse, Charleston, South Caroilina is one of the country's most sophisticated family-friendly destinations.

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Tank Toppers: Hotels Lure Families with Free Gas

Wouldn't it be great if someone else paid for your trip to the pump? As luck would have it, more hotels than ever are luring guests with the promise of free gas.

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Best Family Discounts at Major U.S. Hotel Chains

The challenging economic climate aside, there is good news for travelers this summer: Hotel chains are pulling out the stops to lure families. Here are some of the best perks offered…

Article / Local Experiences

5 Totally Gay Ways to Explore Dublin

If you're thinking about heading over to Ireland to spend some of your pink dollars, here are five very fine ways to empty your wallet.

Article / Money and Fees

Travel Troubleshooter: No Place to Park or Sleep

Our reader makes a reservation at an airport hotel through ParkSleepFly.com, but when she tries to check in, the hotel has never heard of her. Should she get a refund for the $180 she…

Article / Health, Insurance, Security

Pauline Frommer's Spend Less, See More Tips for Traveling Green

In this series of monthly tips, you'll find some terrific ideas to help you get the most out of every trip. This time around, I share with you seven ways you can make your next journey…

Article / Miscellaneous

Airline Fees Take Off into the Stratosphere

This summer travel season is taking the fee frenzy to new heights -- levels that might even delay planes and increase air rage. Here are the ones you really have to look out for.

Article / Outdoor & Adventure

Pauline Frommer's Top Budget Destinations for Summer 2008

Despite the record high prices, there are still plenty of places, both in the U.S. and abroad, where travelers can enjoy beautiful beaches, outdoor adventures, wine tastings and spas,…

Article / Single

Editor's Choice: 7 Top Spots for the Solo Traveler

Planning a trip that's all about you? Here are seven destinations, from crowded markets to empty beaches, where you can choose your own adventure.