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Seeing Turkey by Train
The country's rail system is pretty disappointing: it's uncomfortable, inefficient, and not particularly modern. However, if you stick to one or two major routes you should be ok;…
Hotel Notes From All Over
March 17, 2004 -- Hotels the world over keep coming up with different promotions, and they flood into our office daily. Occasionally, a trend or topic emerges that helps us shape our…
Best Hotels Bets in Disney World and Orlando with the Family
As an ultimate family vacation haven, Disney World mastered the art of accommodations for young and 'young at heart.' Our bets will show you just how many choices there are.
Best Dining Bets in Disney World and Orlando with the Family
For the kids, for the 'kid in you' or for your adult self -- these dining options in the Orlando area won't leave you hungry for more.
Frommer's Family Experiences in Disney World and Orlando
Disney World is the ultimate source of adventures for all family members. No matter how many times you go, there is always something new to see or something you haven't seen on your…
Madrid Train Bombings: What Travelers Can Expect in the Aftermath
Here's what you need to know before going to Madrid.
Pass the Lemongrass: Learn to Cook in Thailand
To see Caroline's images of Chiang Mai, click over to our photo archive at Snapfish.com. A brief, but free, registration is required.March, 2004 -- The first thing I dreamed about…
Down but Not Out: Touring Israel in a Time of Unrest
Guidebook editor Naomi Kraus reports on her recent trip to the Middle East. For additional coverage, click here to read guidebook author Rob Ullian's extensive online update.
Airfones Get Cheaper: Is This a Good Thing?
March 15, 2004 -- Rarely do I look at lower prices in the air as a bad thing. But I admit to a little trepidation about one new development: for many people, those seatback phones in…
From West to East, Reserve Early for Parks to Pay the Least
March 12, 2004 -- We briefly reported Wednesday that the National Parks Service was starting a more robust promotion for summer travel. Travelers will be wise to book as soon as…
Get Up On Your Feet For "Great" Walking Cities
A pod of Podiatrists pick America's best walking cities; we judge the results.
Gay Cruise Specialists Offer Community Travel at Sea
A number of agencies offer cruises for gay men and/or lesbians, either chartering a full ship outright or reserving blocks of cabins with cruise lines that are known to be particularly…
Cruise News from all Around the Watery World
We've got the latest on the opening of Libyan ports, D-Day Anniversary itineraries, ventures on the Great Lakes and more in this roundup.
Gearing Up for a Summery Outdoors
March 10, 2004 -- The National Parks System isn't content with a study that shows nearly 40% of US adults have visited such a park in the past five years, 93% of them saying they were…
Fore! Score and Several Continents: Golf Vacations Go Global
March 10, 2004 -- Once considered a sport fitting only for the rich and their pocketbooks, golf is now available to nearly everyone -- and we're not talking just public courses,…
Bargain Argentina: It's Time for Tango Down BA Way
March 10, 2004 -- Plagued by a bad economy, Argentina continues to be an economical place to visit for comparatively richer northerners like us. The nation's tourist industry wants you…
Journey Across Asian Paths Less Traveled
March 10, 2004 -- Though Asia is becoming more familiar to seasoned American travelers, big hunks of it remain nearly unknown. Most of the time, that translates to "expensive," but we…
Budget Hotels Ascend With New Frequent-Stay Program
Cendant has merged its multiple loyalty programs into one efficient über-reward system.
An Easter Basket of Holiday Savings
March 5, 2004 -- Unlike Europe, where the four-day Easter weekend is a big deal (they get off work on Good Friday as well as Easter Monday), there aren't many specials around in the…
The Boys of Spring: Where to See Major League Baseball Teams Get Back in Shape in Florida and Arizona
Summer's not the only time you can enjoy America's pastime. Consider a visit to spring training camps scattered across Florida when you head south or Phoenix when you head southwest to…
We Still Know The Codes: New Amtrak and VIA Discounts
March 3, 2004 -- There's something about a low train fare that's magic. Alas, in the train-happy Northeast corridor from Boston to Virginia, those fares can be hard to find. That's why…
Best Dining Bets in San Francisco on a Budget
An excellent cuisine has always been a major lure of San Fransico. Can you give into its culinary temptations without going broke? Yes -- our best bets for dining will show you how.
Forty-Two Tips for Planning an Affordable Vacation in San Francisco
San Francisco definetely isn't the cheapest destination for traveling. But if you take the advice of 'our people' out West, you can afford an enjoyable vacation there.
Best Dining Bets in Australia on a Budget
You definetely need a guide when faced with the enormous variety of Australian cuisine. Read our bets and you'll know all the what's and where's of Oz's 'restaurant row.'
Best Dining Bets in Paris on a Budget
Ah, the French cooking! It sounds so delicious and so...pricey. With our bets savoring French culinary art will not turn into a guilty pleasure.