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The "Other" Side of Oahu
As is true of any vacation destination, there can be an invisible 'us' and 'them' barrier between visitor and resident on Oahu. Here are the insider tips on where the locals go,…
Deep in the Heart of Texas: Flights to San Antonio or Austin From $163
Although less than 80 miles apart, the two Texan cities of Austin (the state's capital) and San Antonio (the most visited city in Texas) are very different and each offers visitors a…
Get Behind the Scenes in Venice
In a city almost wholly devoted to the tourist trade, is it possible for the visitor to experience some of the life known to residents? It's not very easy, but we tell you how.
Take a Hike: Volcano Climbing and Kayaking in Nicaragua
Saddled between Costa Rica to the south and Honduras to the north, Nicaragua is a Central American country blessed with coastlines along the calm Caribbean Sea and the big waves of the…
From the Mountains to the Beaches to the Zoo: Pack up the Family for Three Days from $279
Ah, summertime. Time to head to the beach, head to the mountains, or head overseas, depending on what your family is like. Steering clear of Disney, we found a few deals for…
Viva L'Este: Three Nights on the Maya Riviera in Eastern Mexico Starting at $400
Last October the east coast of Mexico, especially the coastal areas of the Yucatan Peninsula, suffered devastating damage at the mercy of Hurricane Wilma. This year the region has…
Beach Yourself in Western Mexico: Three Nights in Acapulco Starting at $420
Whether you're rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous in Cabo San Lucas, or hanging with the surf crowd down on the Oaxaca coastline, Mexico's Pacific coast offers something a…
Lions, not Tigers, but Game Drives, Oh My! Land-Only African Safaris From $1,399
Carrie Havranek reports on a range of safari options throughout Africa. There's something for everyone, from trips with a humanitarian bent, to those with multiple spa treatments.
Six Nights in Berlin this Fall From $739
After drawing millions of tourists for the 2006 World Cup, you'd think Germans would need a rest in the hospitality department. Nein to that. End of summer deals to Germany and its…
Discover the Soothing Serenity of Southwest USA
Some say the deserts of the American Southwest are a place of healing and spiritual power. Whether you believe in a mystical presence or desire a relaxing get-away, Arizona and New…
Hong Kong Goody: Shop, Walk and Eat for Seven Days From $799
Located on an Inner Harbor surrounded by hundreds of islands on the South China Sea, Hong Kong makes for a summer journey filled with sunny and hot days and cool evening breezes…
PA's Route 6: Driving Through "God's Country"
Robert Haru Fisher reports on Pennsylvania's first Official Dark Sky Preserve, a sheep farming B&B and more in the second of three installments of his trip across Route 6.
Take a Day or Two to Eat Your Way Through Singapore
If you're headed for Southeast Asia, chances are you'll wind up passing through Singapore at some point. One of the region's major transportation hubs, a great way to spend a day or…
Mature Travelers: A Compendium of Trip Planning Resources
We've compiled a cornucopia of online and offline resources for travelers over 55.
Food Glorious Food: Culinary Vacations in Exotic Locations
The essence of travel is immersing yourself in the local culture, so indulging in its cuisine and delicacies is the perfect place to start.
Say "Bonjour" to Quebec: Eight Days and Nine Nights Starting at $1,799
If you can't get to Paris this summer, and miss that French 'Je ne sais quoi,' do the next best thing. Visit Montreal or anywhere in Quebec. You'll save in the dollar department as…
Ten Days from $1,650 for History, Beaches and and More in the North of France
Just a two and half hour drive north from Paris through quaint fishing villages with cobblestone harbors, the northern coast of France is a mellow alternative to its sister beach towns…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Florida
Check in to see what's happening all across the Sunshine State.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's South Florida
Find out the latest in where to stay, where to eat, what to do and more in Miami, the Keys and more.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Puerto Rico
This often troubled island has been in the news a lot lately, but the good news is that the tourist infrastructure hasn't been affected by all the recent bad headlines. Many in the…
Jamaican Jaunts to Make You -- and Your Wallet -- Feel Irie
If the thought of traveling to the Caribbean during hurricane season makes you nervous, travel packagers are no doubt aware of that, proffering incentives, packages, and otherwise…
Stocking the Ship is no Small Feat
It's no secret cruises are famous for keeping passengers fat and happy. Though there are more healthy options on board than ever, from sushi to salads and fruit smoothies, no matter…
Princess Christens Crown and Inaugurates Brooklyn Sailings
Built and outfitted at the Fincantieri shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy (near Venice), the 113,000-ton, 3,080-passenger vessel arrived at the new Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in mid-June.
Find a Fleet of Items in the Latest Frommers.com Cruise News
Matt Hannafin rounds up the latest news on Regent Seven Seas, Disney Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean and more.
Tricks of the Trade: Learn How to Become a Travel Writer from Tim Cahill, Pauline Frommer, Amy Tan and More
If you've ever dreamed of making a living as a travel writer or photographer you may want to consider attending the 15th Annual Travel Writer's and Photographers Conference this August