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Rome for the Holidays
September 17, 2004 -- If you'd rather be slurping spaghetti and sipping red wide than tucking into turkey at Thanksgiving, there are still some deals available for the holiday season…
In Rio, Life is a Carnival
September 17, 2004 -- Who hasn't fantasized about experiencing Carnival in Rio? Marching bands and samba dancers. Elaborate floats accessorized by scantily clad hotties. Endless nights…
Sin City, Sinfully Cheap
September 15, 2004 -- Even if you're not itching to tie the knot a la Britney Spears or Nicky Hilton, Las Vegas is one of those places that almost everyone checks out at one time or…
We Gotta Get Out of this Place: Planning a Last-Minute Trip
September 15, 2004 -- It's only Wednesday, but you're already yearning for Friday. Stress, deadlines, burning the candle at both ends -- you need to sleep, you need to relax, and most…
Take a Bite of the Big Apple this Fall
September 10, 2004 - Frank Sinatra couldn't have said it better: "Autumn in New York/It's good to live it again." Just plan your fall visit carefully; hotel prices jump up in September…
A Travel Boost For Boosters: Our Pigskin Picks for Sports Fans
If wearing a dog mask like the Cleveland Brown's Dog Pound, or a cheese head like the fans of the Green Bay Packers makes you feel silly, you can show your team spirit simply by…
Dig This: Archaeology for Travelers
September 10, 2004 -- When people think of visiting archaeological sites, places like Italy, Greece and Egypt immediately spring to mind. But beyond these biggies, vast numbers of…
Orlando: Not Just for Kids Anymore
September 10, 2004 -- Orlando isn't just about theme parks. Visiting this part of Florida can also mean busting out the credit cards for a shop-till-you-drop day at designer-name…
The High Seas Go High Tech: September's First Wave of Cruise News
In this week's roundup, the high seas go high tech, a cruise line that takes the sting out of hosting a family reunion, plus details on who's building new ships, who's delaying…
The ABCs of Latin America
September 10, 2004 - In terms of value for money, Latin America's best bets are as easy to remember as your ABCs: Argentina, Brazil and Costa Rica. Regardless of which one you decide…
Plunge into a Spa-tastic Vacation
Hey you! Yeah, you, reading this hunched over a computer, sipping stale coffee. Wouldn't you like a chance to relax and unwind, a chance to escape work obligations and everyday stress?…
America's National Parks: Nice Lodges, Decent Food, and Hey, the Views Aren't Bad
September 10, 2004 -- Rolling hills dotted with wildflowers, plunging red rock canyons, vast snow-covered peaks -- the sheer majesty and diversity of America's national parks is hard…
Why Washington, D.C. Rules
September 8, 2004 -- If you've always considered Washington, D.C. a stuffy city that's all about politics, government and lobbying, think again. The nation's capital is a vibrant…
Essential China: Hong Kong, Beijing, Xian and More
September 8, 2004 -- Three reliable tour operators are providing moderately priced trips to China this autumn, two of them visiting one or more of the biggest cities, the third taking…
A Boatload of Cruise Bargains
September 9, 2004 - From Christmas cruises in the tropics to deals for singles, we've got some of the best deals a handful of major travel agencies are advertising this week. Note that…
Hurricane Frances Batters Florida Ports, Ivan Gathers Steam
September 9, 2004 -- Hurricane Frances made an all-points tour of Florida last week, forcing temporary closure of the state's commercial ports and the cancellation, rerouting, or…
Off the Map in Beringia: Small-Ship Line Cruise West Charts Remotest Alaska
An awful lot of people think they've seen Alaska. Thing is, those people have really only seen a tiny fraction of the Great Land -- and not even its most amazing parts.
Hey, Nick & Nora! Get Clued in to Murder Mystery Weekends
September 3, 2004 -- I well remember my first hotel murder mystery weekend: I inadvertently solved it before it even began when I stumbled onto the actors as they were staging the…
Canada from City to Country: Reduced Rooms, Train Tours and More
September 3, 2004 -- The state of California's population rivals that of all of Canada. With nearly the same amount of people spread out over so more much land, you can often be…
South America Wildlife Adventures for All Budgets
September 2, 2004 -- There are literally hundreds of companies and independent operators who offer a variety of tours through the Amazon Jungle (which stretches across Brazil, Ecuador…
Finally, No-Fee Airline Credit Cards. Will They Matter?
Some major airlines are waking to the growing consumer interest in no-fee credit cards.
Discover Secrets of the Trade in this Winter Writer's Workshop
The Key West Travel Writing Workshop is open to anyone who wants to learn the craft of travel writing and reporting. Each class will be limited to 14 students; course fees are $275 per…
Czech Out These Low Prague Prices
September 1, 2002 -- We've seen travel prices rise and fall with the seasons, with each burp in the economy, and with each terror alert and the calm that inevitably follows the Sturm…
Moose, Whales & Bears, Oh My! See Wild Alaska Before the Season Ends
September 1, 2004 -- Alaska is one of the world's premier destinations for adventure, wildlife and ecotourism. September marks the end of the summer season and the final opportunity of…
Millennium Hotels Across America Serve up Fall Packages Aplenty
August 27, 2004 -- To celebrate the upcoming autumn season, Millennium Hotels and Resorts is offering sensational weekend packages in some of its key locations across the United…