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Eating on the Fly: A Survey of Airport Food
Used to be eating at the airport meant food courts, candy bars and maybe a sorry piece of last minute fruit. With current airport security measures requiring travelers to arrive a…
Memorial Day Getaways to Scenes of Historical Significance Across America
Since Americans began observing Memorial Day, during the Civil War, few characterizations of the holiday have rivaled Abraham Lincoln's, in his commemoration of the more than 43,000…
Boutique Luxury and Bountiful Pleasures in Bali
Bali, the jewel of the Indonesian archipelago is an island with two faces. One is the discount package-deal vacation destination, the place where Australians and New Zealanders go for…
Start your European Trip with a Star: Eurostar Train Travel
When the concept of creating a tunnel under the English Channel was first proposed, skeptics questioned how two countries (England and France) that had been at war for hundreds of…
Miami Nice: Cheap Off-Season Kicks off with Three Nights and Air from $299
As spring begins, so ends Miami's high season. Gone are the trendy Europeans and South Americans dancing the night away in area clubs and eating breakfast at 3:30pm. Gone are the…
Air France Offers A Warm Blanket of Savings for Early Purchases for Fall and Winter Fares
To celebrate its one-year anniversary as a publicly held company on the New York Stock Exchange, Air France (tel. 800/237-2747; www.airfrance.us) is having a doozy of a sale. The…
On the Fly: Top Spots for Trout Fishing Across the Country
Rich with lore, the allure of cold-water trout fishing transcends the mere hunter-gatherer drive for animal protein. Inspiring everything from fiction like Richard Brautigan's classic…
Transit Navigators Get You There Without Driving
For tourists to unfamiliar with urban areas, bus routes especially can seem impossibly arcane and difficult to decipher. Enter the transit navigator: a great website breed that helps…
Culture, Counterculture: A Variety of Events in San Francisco
Tony Bennett may have famously sung that he left his heart in this city on the bay, but my father more aptly says, "I left my wallet in San Francisco." Rents climbed sky high, rivaling…
Prime Time in Provence and the Riviera: Short Getaways from $699
In May, cinema elite and a constellation of stars hit Cannes for the biggest, most glamorous film festival of the year. The new fashions hit the Croissette. The casinos of nearby Monte…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Vienna
Vienna now boasts all new train services because of the unbearable amount of travelers from the airports to other cities in Europe. It now takes only 16 minutes to get from downtown…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Sweden
GothenburgSwedish culture on the global scale is now permanently on exhibition. The Museum of World Culture, Södra vägen 54 (tel. 46/31-632730; www.varldskulturmuseet.se), has been…
Made in America: A Summer of Odd Events and Festivals
There must be something about the temperature rising that makes regular Americans do some pretty weird things during the summer months. Here is a selection of some of the most unique…
May's Prize: Trip for Two to Las Vegas!
Frommers.com and MGM Mirage are sending one lucky winner & a guest to Las Vegas! Register now to win this vacation!
A Festivus for the Rest of Us: A Calendar of International Events
Each season, Frommer's scours the planet for the festivals and events we find unique, compelling and chock full o' fun. Summer brings a plethora of activities and celebrations that can…
Book Ahead for Day of the Dead on this Guatemalan Adventure
Guatemala, the land of eternal spring, is a country of contrasts and ultimate beauty. Steeped in history with magnificent relics of a Mayan past in its rainforests, and cities…
Meet Me in Milwaukee for Beers, Brats and Festivals Galore
Named for the Algonkian word milliocki -- which means "gathering place by the waters" -- Midwestern Milwaukee is the longtime home of bratwurst and beer and the future home of the…
Papers, Please: Proposed Passport Rules Spell Change for U.S. Cruise Biz
For decades, and currently, U.S.-based cruise ships have operated under rules that permit U.S. citizens to travel to ports in Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean without need of a…
Cruise News Roundup: Big Waves, TV Tapings on the Sea, New Names and More
Big Wave Whacks Dawn, Dastardly Dock Knocks GrandeurBad news comes in, what, twos? That was the story as succeeding accidents struck NCL's Norwegian Dawn and Royal Caribbean's Grandeur…
Where to Go from Home Ports on the East Coast
I'm a New Yorker, so I'm busy and important and don't like to be hassled any more than I already am. Especially now that I'm schlepping two young children everywhere I go. Know what I…
Highs and Lows: Where to Find a Roller Coaster Near You
A lot is going on this summer in the wonderful world of roller coasters. The tallest, fastest roller coaster in the world is set to open any day this spring. Roller coaster websites…
Road Trip Resources for Maps, Sites, Gas Prices and More
The road trip is a quintessential American experience, just like apple pie and baseball, and now is the time when your fellow citizens start pulling out the atlas and begin tracing…
Don't Pass on These Tourism Pass Savings
When you're on vacation, saving time can be as important as saving money. With this in mind, you may want to consider planning ahead and purchasing a tourism pass like City Pass…
Take the Plunge: Watery Fun for a Hot Summer
On a sizzling day in August, swimming laps in the Calgon-blue community pool can't compare to splashing around in a brisk, freshwater spring. Even briny ocean waves aren't quite as…
To Do: Toronto's Spring and Summer Celebrations
After their long, grueling winters, it's hard to keep Canadians housebound come spring and summer. Once spring is in full swing in Toronto -- our northern neighbor's largest metropolis…