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5 Things You Don't Know About England and Wales

By Nick Dalton and Deborah Stone It would be easy to believe that in these economic doldrums, tourism and entertainment would be stalled, but that's simply not the case. We just love…

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5 Things You Don't Know About Maui, Molokai, and Lanai

By Jeanette Foster The economic forecast on the US Mainland may not be bright, but the atmosphere on the Hawaiian Island of Maui is sunny. There's never been a better time to visit the…

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7 Things You Don't Know About Turkey

By Lynn Levine It seems like Turkey is in the news every day these days, and not just because of the countrys heightened involvement in Middle East and Central Asian affairs (or its…

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5 Things You Don't Know about Hawaii

By Jeanette Foster Rising up some 2,000 miles from the nearest continent, the string of tropical isles that make up Hawaii beckon to visitors around the globe. If it has been a while…

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8 Easy Beach Trips From Cartagena

By Lisa Cheng With all the picturesque beaches, sun-soaked islands, and virgin rain forests that line Colombia's Caribbean coast, taking a break from bustling Cartagena is more…

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The Best Food in Cartagena: A Dish-by-Dish Tour

By Beth Collins Cartagena may not be the official capital of Colombia, but some would argue that it's the culinary capital. The local seafood and tropical fruits serve as the…

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5 Things You Didn't Know About San Diego

By Mark Hiss If you are contemplating a visit to San Diego, you may already be familiar with its lauded beaches. Even "Dr. Beach" -- aka Florida International University professor…

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5 Things You Didn't Know About SoCal's Desert

By Harry Basch California's Southern Desert region experienced one of the hottest summers in desert history; a 12-day, triple-digit heat wave was its longest in three years. Now the…

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Best of Brussels

The Louvre and the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Big Ben and Buckingham Palace in London. For many travelers, it feels as though the choices for a European trip have been preordained, with…

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Top New Cruises in Asia

By Heidi Sarna As more Asian travelers discover cruising and as more world travelers visit Asia, the number (and size) of ships based in the region is growing. From Royal Caribbean's…

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5 Things You Don't Know About Colorado

By Eric Peterson Colorado is known for many different things: majestic mountains, more than 100 microbreweries, and a baker's two dozen of ski resorts that range from glitzy to…

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5 Things You Don't Know About Denver

By Eric Peterson Denver has grown and changed as much as any city in the Western U.S. in the past 20 years. As it's come of age, there are more reasons than ever to come delve deeply…

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Cartagena's Old Town: 10 Highlights

By Lisa Cheng Though Cartagena has experienced a reinvigoration of late, its core and soul remains Old Towns historic sites. From picturesque colonial mansions to centuries-old…

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5 Things You Don't Know About California

By Matthew Richard Poole Like Katy Perry says, you could travel the world but nothing comes close to the Golden Coast. California will always be the golden child of the United States,…

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5 Things You Don't Know About London

By Donald Strachan London's party year is almost over. Brits have a saying for this: "After the Lord Mayor's show . . . " And 2012 was one heck of a show, whose highlights included the…

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5 Things You Don't Know About Southern Florida

By Lesley Abravanel South Florida or, as locals like to call it sometimes, SoFlo (like former resident JLo), is a popular place. So popular that TV shows are filmed down here (see:…

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5 Things You Don't Know About Emilia-Romagna

By Stephen Keeling The region of Emilia-Romagna is known for its elegant medieval cities, sun-soaked Adriatic beaches, and some of the best cuisine in Italy: Bologna has its pasta and…

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5 Things You Don't Know About Florida

By Lesley Abravanel Florida is a media darling of sorts, a state that's no stranger to headlines, for better or for worse. Some would say that Florida is the Kardashian sister of the…

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7 Port Excursions in 7 Alaskan Port Cities

Alaska attracts tourists for its wide variety of wildlife and stunning natural landscape – while being on a cruise ship offers you the best general view, staying on a ship doesn’t do…

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Frommer's' Top Destinations for 2014

The ever-shifting landscape of travel opportunities opens the gates to some destinations even as it closes the door, sometimes temporarily, on others. In devising our list of the most…

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The Most Authentic Experiences in Gloriously Phony Las Vegas

The flamboyant showman Liberace once said “too much of a good thing is wonderful!” He may very well have been talking about Las Vegas , a city in which he was a frequent headliner, and…

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Lip-Smacking Restaurants Around Louisiana

No state in the Union can match Louisiana for the variety and inventiveness of its native cuisine. And that holds whether you're dining at a gas station that just happens to smoke its…

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Fiji's Best Paradise Escapes for Honeymoons

Fiji is an island country in the South Pacific that's plenty far from the rest of civilization—about 1,100 miles north of New Zealand. With more than 332 islands and over 500 islets,…

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Celebrity Reflection: 15 Decks of Elegance & a BBQ, Too

By Matt Hannafin Where do you go from up? Celebrity already had the world's most stylish megaships in Celebrity Solstice, Equinox, Eclipse, and especially last year's Celebrity…

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5 Things You Don't Know About Italy

By Donald Strachan "Form is temporary, class is permanent." It's the kind of sentence a sports journalist might write, and it's certainly true when it comes to Italy. The bel paese…