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Prices Get Ship-Shape for Fall Cruises

We've found sales on transatlantic crossings, coastal Costa Rican outings, leaf-peeping tours through New England and Canada and just about every route imaginable.

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Repo Madness: When Ships Switch Bases, Jump Aboard for Extra Savings

To be in all of these places at the right time, ships reposition from one region to another, typically between seasons, during the months of September and October and April and May.…

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Top Adventure Excursions, Part II: The Caribbean

This week we turn to the Caribbean, still the #1 cruise destination and home to more than 600 excursions, from ho-hum bus tours to daylong hikes up the side of a volcano.

Article / Air Travel

Got Georgia on Your Mind? Sensational Savannah Beckons

Summer in the great state of Georgia can be stiflingly hot, but soon the cooler evenings of the fall will descend upon Savannah, presenting the perfect opportunity to visit this…

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How Do The Fares Fare? Our Sleuth Snoops Out the Cheapest Routes

Every day, the airlines announce new sales, usually on their websites. Some are really good; others not so much. We dig deep to tell you which ones are really worth the mouse clicks…

Article / LGBTQ

Destination Wedded Bliss for Same-Sex Couples

'I now pronounce you husband and husband' (or 'wife and wife') takes on a real meaning when you choose to have a gay wedding in one of the four countries where same sex marriages are…

Article / Car, Bus, Rail

Riding 300 Miles for Just $6 in the Pacific Northwest

Along Washington's gorgeous Olympic peninsula, I traveled more than 300 miles for $6 last month. No, I don't have a car that gets 100 miles per gallon: I took the bus. And not grimy…

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Amtrak Codes Cool Down for Fall

We had high hopes this summer for low fares on Amtrak, but it turns out the railroad has been ratcheting back its discounts for single travelers, while still allowing savings of up to…

Article / Car, Bus, Rail

Join in the Brew-Ha-Ha at Oktoberfest in Munich

Oktoberfest a.k.a. Beerfest, is arguably Europe's biggest annual party, attracting nearly six million people. The 172-year-old free event actually starts in September, the 17 in Munich…

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Craving Constantinople? Time to Talk Turkey

Come and discover the historical melting pot that is Istanbul -- the gateway to Turkey, with its pagan roots, Christian heritage, Islamic past and relatively secular present. Fall and…

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Jammin' Jamaica: Traveling to the Island Made Easy

Filled with great stories, a friendly demeanor, and a laid-back slow-paced attitude, Jamaica is like the wise old man of the Caribbean. But this wise old man has a wild streak, and…

Article / Air Travel

Super Sleuthing: A Frommers.com Undercover Airfare Report

Check out these air fare savings that may be missed without a careful search.

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Off the Beaten Path on the other Side of the World: Explore the Little Traveled Wonders of Japan

There's another way to see Old Japan and that is by getting off the Tokyo-Kyoto-Nara well traveled path, getting off the main island of Honshu, in fact, and heading west and south.

Article / Air Travel

As If You Needed More Reasons To Love Paris

Every now and then another travel deal comes around that makes you think it must be a misprint. Well this time around, it's deals to Paris, France that might make you say, 'C'est…

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From LBDs to Golf Tees: Hotel Updates

Hotels are now offering luxurious amenities to make travelers' transition from home to on the road more comfortable and ultimately, memorable.

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What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Costa Rica

As Costa Rica continues to mature as a tourist destination, change and growth are fairly constant. Here are some of the new hotels, restaurants, and assorted other developments you can…

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

It's all about the Sunshine State in this latest round-up of new air routes, new hotels, new deals and more.

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

Hawaii is more sought after than ever before. A record-breaking 7.3-million tourists are expected to visit in 2005. Occupancy rates in hotels are running 80 to 90 percent. What does…

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

New tours, new trends, new places to dine and more in this latest report.

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

Grand hotels or else small but charming boutique hotels will soon be popping up all over Italy.

Article / Local Experiences

Go Stomp the Grapes on Wine Tours in Lesser-Traveled Regions

Historically, California has enjoyed the lion's share of wine, accounting for nearly 90 percent of the US production. Many states are establishing new wineries as we speak, eager to…

Article / Air Travel

Samba and Salsa in Rio De Janeiro this Carnaval

Let the feathers fly, the frills flow and the sequins shine -- it's Carnaval time! If you're thinking about going to Carnaval in Rio next year, you'd better get your dancing shoes on.

Article / Air Travel

Pretty Portugal More Affordable Than Ever

Some say Portugal is one giant fishing village. Covering the Western shores of the Iberian Peninsula, Portugal slithers down the coastline. A people known for ingenuity, Portugal is a…

Article / Local Experiences

Live Like the Locals: Learn More about Your Destination with Indigenous Home Stays

What better way to really discover the country you are traveling in than to stay amongst its people and experience their lives and culture first hand.

Article / Local Experiences

Go Looney for St Louis: Plan a Fall Getaway to the Gateway to the West

St. Louis, city of about 332,000, the famous arch, a fabulous zoo, and some of the friendliest people in the Midwest, offers more than sixty free things to do, a number that's second…