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From Economy to Business and Beyond: A Primer on Getting Upgraded
How can you avoid economy class hell next time you fly? Our expert offers his best ideas on the subject.
Go Old School in Japan at Traditional Onsen and Ryokan
Japan is a land of striking contrasts between the old and the new, the traditional and the modern. Somehow these elements coexist peacefully and gracefully -- nowhere more so than in…
Spain's Costa del Sol: 300 Days of Sun, Rooms from $115 a Night
Replete with beaches, fishing villages, sandy coves and, lately, golf courses, Spain's southern coast -- the Costa del Sol, or coast of the sun -- has long attracted travelers seeking…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Alaska
The Alaska travel industry changes every year as it grows and seasonal businesses open and close all over the state. It's a challenge to keep up with it even in an annual book.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Santa Fe, Taos & Albuquerque
Northern New Mexico has come by its 'mañana' reputation honestly. Usually change happens . . . tomorrow. But there are some lively additions in the region well worth exploring.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Arizona
If you're planning a trip to the Grand Canyon state in the near future, you've probably already discovered that Frommer's Arizona 2007 is an invaluable planning tool. Here, in this…
Editor's Choice: Our Favorite Underrated Cities
New York, Paris, London: Certain cities have a well-deserved reputation for appearing frequently on the itineraries of urban travelers, not to mention at the top of many 'Best of'…
Shhh, It's a Secret: Stay Free in Belize
December is the beginning of the high season in Belize, a time when the weather is perfect, the beaches beckon and visitors can experience some of the best diving in the world,…
Holy Travel Adventures: In the Footsteps of Great Spiritual Leaders
Travel has always been a quest that means different things to different people -- for some it is pure hedonism and a chance to escape the norms of life. But for others, traveling…
Plan For A Winter Wonderland in Whistler and Vancouver
British Columbia's urban and country duo have much to offer those seeking a wide range of travel experiences: good food and wine, museums and, now that winter is approaching, a…
Historic Bargains for Boston Vacations
Tourists of all ages from the world are drawn to Boston' cobblestone streets to see the site of the world's famous Tea Party, historic buildings such as the first Federal Reserve,…
Cambodia: The Jewel in Indochina's Crown
Like its regional neighbors, Cambodia boats spectacular ancient sites, stunning religious architecture, rugged jungles, wildlife, secluded white sand beaches and colorful local…
Dining on the Deep Blue Sea: A Specialty Restaurant Guide
Cruise dining today is a free-for-all, with numerous specialty restaurants that let you dine with complete flexibility, choosing when, where, and with whom you want to eat, how fancy…
More Trains, But Fewer Codes For Amtrak
Winter has fallen, Amtrak discount hunters. The holiday season is the railroad's busiest and most expensive, and it's the time when our it is stingiest with discounts. But don't fret,…
New York Chocolate Show Golden Ticket! 40% Discount For Frommer's Readers
Chocoholics in the New York metro area know that the sweetest part of autumn isn't Halloween or Thanksgiving; it's the New York Chocolate Show, an outpost of Paris's Salon du Chocolat,…
London's Docklands: Modern, Exciting and Cheap(er)
There's a whole new world in the Docklands area of London, once chockablock with warehouses and shipping slips, now home to gleaming skyscrapers, acres of underground malls, a tangle…
Canary Islands: Plenty of Reasons to Sing Their Praise
With an abundance of hotels, more than a dozen golf courses, exceptional water sports, nature reserves, archaeological sites and hundreds of volcanoes, you may be torn between getting…
Fly-Drive the North and South Islands of New Zealand
Like many small island nations, New Zealand is a great place to see by car because much of the population is concentrated in cities, so a drive in between destinations can often be…
November's Prize: Win a Trip for Two to Amsterdam!
Frommers.com, Gate 1 Travel and Amsterdam On Sale are sending one lucky winner & a guest to Amsterdam! Register now to win this vacation!
Santiago Heats Up Chile's Summer
Up here in the United States, we sometimes tend to think of Latin America as being all-tropical, all-siesta, all-laid back. But then there's Chile, and especially Santiago, which might…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Australia
No-frills carrier Jetstar (tel. 13-15-38 in Australia; www.jetstar.com.au), owned by Qantas, has entered the international market, with flights from Honolulu to Sydney and Melbourne…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's China
As China hums along with an annual economic growth rate of 9 percent or more, the tourism industry is constantly upgrading. The past year or two has seen the opening of new train…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Washington, D.C.
Word is out: There are hot times to be had in this old town, and tourist numbers are on the rise. What a thrilling time to visit the nation's capital, when every week (every day?) sees…
Scotland: Cities, Scotch and Monsters from $499
The temperature drops in the Scottish Highlands come winter, but it's a region that embraces the cold with fashion, food and drink. What better place to be a little chilly than…
There's More to Southern Africa than South Africa
Although South Africa is the best known and most visited of the southern African countries, there are actually six (or sometimes seven) other nations that make up what is commonly…