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One Size Fits All? How Airlines Accommodate (or Don't) the Tall, Wide & Small
If you're not a person who fits the mold for airline seating or you have a child flying alone, read on to learn your options.
December's Prize: Win a Bahamas Vacation Getaway!
Frommers.com and Gate 1 Travel are sending one lucky winner & a guest to the Bahamas! Register now to win this vacation!
Sonic Baby Boom: Child Friendly Airlines
Unfortunately there is no simple solution to traveling with infants under two years old. Individual airlines have specific rules and regulations, and there really isn't one established…
Step Back in Time with the Historic Splendors of the Adriatic Coast
What ever could have possessed Marco Polo to leave his Adriatic homeland, rich as it is with allure for travelers -- from his birthplace in Korcula, the island along the rocky,…
Brrring it on! Icing Down with Arctic Adventures
November 30, 2004 -- Up to twenty hours of darkness per day may not be everybody's idea of a perfect vacation, but there are plenty of unique travel ideas for experiencing the Arctic…
Auld Lang Syne, Away From Home
November 30, 2004 -- New Year's Day at home can be a drag. The same bars, the same crowds, the same traffic. For some, New Year's is amateur night where big-time partygoers are…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Vancouver & Victoria
There's much to report on developments in British Columbia, including preparations for the 2010 Olympics, new transportation options, museum exhibits and more.
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Montréal & Québec City
Positive trends continue their upward track in Québec and its two most fetching cities.
Buyer's Market: Frommer's Favorite American Shopping Neighborhoods
We've collected a cross section of some of the most interesting shopping areas in the US. While some may be a bit obvious, others are hidden treasures in their own rights.
Ponder the South Pacific: Air plus Hotel Starts from $1,099 out of the West
November 23, 2004 -- Winter's right around the corner for most of us. Wishing for an escape to the one of the most exotic locales the world has to offer is normal. Tahiti. Fiji.…
Under the Tuscan Sun and Clouds this Winter
November 23, 2004 -- A visit to Tuscany is perfect in any season, but winter brings the promise of lower prices, fewer tourists, shorter lines at museums and the opportunity to…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Chicago
We're keeping you up-to-date on changes in Second City airports, the dining scene, shopping and more.
Winter in Benelux: Chill Savings Sprout for Brussels, Holland and More
November 22, 2004 -- Traditional European winter destinations usually include your standard England, Italy and France or perhaps a ski trip to the Alps. Why not consider the Benelux…
Take Advantage of Low Cost Keys Before the High Season Hits Florida
November 22, 2004 - This tiny group of atolls that marks the United States' southern-most tip is known for revelry, charm, scuba diving, literary history and good old fashion relaxing.…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's Alaska
Alaska's visitor industry is busy again. In 2004, with the economy recovering, terrorism fears fading, and record-breaking hot weather lasting through the summer, tourism businesses…
Tango or Samba? Pick Your Dance and Glide Through Sultry South American Cities
November 22, 2004 -- Few cities in the world are more readily associated with their music than Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, and just as few places reflect the spirit of their music…
What's New: An Online Update for Frommer's California
The Golden State is ever evolving with new places to stay, dine and tour
Chilly Up Here, Eh? Winter Retreats to Frosty and Frolicsome Canada
November 19, 2004 -- Canadians suffer their winters by braving them defiantly and in public -- taking to the outdoors on skates and skis, in furs and downs, with the friendliest, most…
Tourism Eruptions: Vacationing with a Volcano
November 19, 2004 -- Eruptions make spectacular television viewing, but you may be surprised to know that there are thousands of people throughout the world who thrive on visiting…
The Real Cost of Cruising
Initial prices are indeed the lowest they've been in years, but you'll still need to figure in all the extras you can be charged once you're onboard ship.
What's New and News in Cruising
Learn about the restoration of an classic explorer, free legs to Beijing, Melissa Etheridge performances, a family vacation sweepstakes and more in this cruise news roundup.
Holiday Travel Gifts for Your Fellow Global Traveler
To give you a head start on shopping, here are three of our favorite purveyors of travel goods and merchandise.
Consumers Group Says: Shop Abroad for Foreign Airfares
A recent report by a consortium of consumer advocates found that U.S. and U.K. sites often lag behind Belgian and German online travel agents in finding the lowest fares. Where should…
Go East to Ski Behind the Former Iron Curtain
November 18, 2004 -- It's that time of the year and you are planning your annual ski trip. You're looking online, reminiscing about that favorite season in Aspen in the 90's or that…
Affjördable Smorgasbord: Off-Season Scandinavia
November 18, 2004 -- The Scandinavian winter has its charms, beyond the powdery slopes, frigid fjörds, and pickled fish available year-round. Chief among them is discounted prices that…