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Baja California Might Be Battered, But It's Better On The Wallet During Hurricane Season

If you're a calculated risk taker, you might benefit from traveling to the area's fishing villages, resort areas, golf clubs and beaches at this time of year.

Article / Packages

Modern Ireland Changes its Tune

In just a short amount of time, Ireland has become one of Europe's richest countries, turning from a country soaked in shamrock and Ballykissangel clichés to a nation of emerging…

Article / Family & Kids

The Best Cruise Ships for Families with Children

Take it from the mouth of babes -- in this case, my almost four-year-old twin boys. They've been on 12 cruises and counting, the first at the ripe old age of nine months. Between us,…

Article / Outdoor & Adventure

Exploring London's River Thames

Some cities ignore their river settings, and some don't. London, happily, takes very good care of the River Thames and provides gorgeous views and peaceful promenades along much of its…

Article / Outdoor & Adventure

From Weight Loss to Long Walks, There's a Spa Special for You

Three nights in Las Vegas or a reunion with your high school friends in Miami Beach might make for some late nights, so you just may need a vacation from your vacation. Not so when you…

Article / Beach & Water Sports

Angling for an Anguilla Getaway? Fall is the Best

If your idea of the perfect Caribbean getaway is visiting a small and welcoming island with British charm, fine food and pristine white sand beaches, Anguilla in the British West…

Article / Money and Fees

Check Our Holiday Calendar For Best Days to Fly

You're not imagining things: holiday airfares are higher this year than last. But there are ways to get the lowest possible fares, and ways to make the best of a miserable peak-day…

Article / Miscellaneous

Editor's Choice: Our Favorite Travel Horror Stories

It's a given that the editorial staff here at Frommer's loves to travel. What may surprise you is that our travel experiences aren't always perfect; after all, if you travel a lot, you…

Article / Air Travel

Head North, S'il Vous Plaît, to Montreal and Quebec City

Our Francophile cities to the north, Montréal and Québec City, offer beautiful architecture, small winding streets, charming cafes and cultural attractions.

Article / Packages

Renovations and Fall Specials Bring Travelers Back to Club Med

Shedding its image as a place of fun only for the single set, Club Med has become an all-inclusive vacation destination for any type of traveler. Don't worry about too many changes:…

Article / Miscellaneous

How to Cruise Southeast Asia Like a Local

A cruise is a super convenient way to take in the highlights of the Far East. Unpack once and let the ornate temples, gilded Buddhas and golden beaches come to you.

Article / Hotels

Fall Into a New York Hotel from $79 a Bed or $40 a Bunk

Even though the season and the city attract tourists and business travelers from the world over, there are still some great hotel deals at smaller spots nestled between residential…

Article / Air Travel

Deep in the Heart of Austin, TX From $47 a Night

Home to the University of Texas, the state capitol, famed music clubs, world-class spas and great restaurants, Austin offers opportunities for both festive and restive vacations.…

Article / Air Travel

City and Ski Escapes in California

Sale fares and hotel deals make California an incredibly affordable travel option this fall and winter. Once you've arrived, there's practically nothing you can't do.

Article / Packages

Egypt: Land of Unde-Nile-able History and Wonder

The country represents the nirvana of international exploration, a chance to see sights that people have only dreamed of and visit a cradle of civilization. It symbolizes the golden…

Article / Packages

For an Off-the-Beaten Path South American Trip, Ur-a-going to Uruguay

Nestled between Brazil to the north and Argentina to the west, Uruguay remains less traveled by many Americans. Travel providers may bundle it into regional multi-city tours, but the…

Article / Hotels

Hello, Beach: The Bahamas for Less Than $63 a Day

Nassau is only a thirty-five minute flight from Miami, making it one of the closest and most accessible Caribbean destinations. It has more than just location leaning in its favor.

Article / Miscellaneous

Indulgence vs. Restraint: A Philosophical Guide to the Buffet Line

Although rumor has it that most people gain five pounds or more on a cruise, you only do that if you let yourself. But is it at all possible to avoid gaining weight on a cruise?

Article / Cruise

Cruising the Caribbean: Cheaper Than Staying at Home

The entire Caribbean cruise industry has changed in the last 15 years, but the prices on upcoming trips looks like a flashback from the 1990s.

Article / Packages

Ski Prices Go Downhill: Vermont from $59 per Day

There's more than a nip in the air. From Vermont to Vail, from Crested Butte to Banff, it's cold enough to smell snow. With that in mind, skiers and snow boarders from coast to coast…

Article / Air Travel

London's Calling with Illustrious Maritime Greenwich

Maritime Greenwich is a World Heritage Site, and deserves the accolade, being right up there, though much smaller, with Venice, Florence and other historic and romantic spots.

Article / Air Travel

Off Piste or On: It's a Winter Wonderland in the Swiss Alps

Nothing says winter like a picture perfect Swiss Alpine village or ski resort. With the season approaching, Switzerland is an inviting destination for any ski buff or bunny and there a…

Article / Miscellaneous

Goodbye Canjet, Hello Porter For Trips to Canada

Canjet's disappearance didn't cut off many options for U.S. travelers to Canada, but a new airline, Porter Airlines, will open up some intriguing new ones.

Article / Air Travel

How to Enjoy the South Pacific for $200 a Day

If the words Fiji and Tahiti don't conjure up images of romance, pleasure and respite, then what will? From Captain Cook to Paul Gauguin to Marlon Brando, generations of travelers have…

Article / Air Travel

Act Before April to Save Cash on Canada

Say it isn't so. The Canadian government is scrapping its Visitor Goods and Services Tax refund program. This could mean that my romantic getaways across the border, not to mention my…