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Last Minute Labor Day Getaways from $17 -- Yes, That's Right -- Per Night

It's time to say goodbye to summer. It's OK. It'll be back next year. In the meantime, a quick last minute getaway over Labor Day weekend might ease the pain.

Late-Season Special Offers to Parks Across the U.S.

Though summer's winding down more quickly than any of us would prefer, there's still at least a month of great weather to be enjoyed before fall or winter make their presence known.

Act Early to Catch Fall in U.S. National Parks

Labor Day hasn't arrived, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't plan a fall trek to enjoy the season's richest colors. Actually, in some parts of the country it might even be too late to…

Rent an Apartment and Save on New York City Lodging

Hotels in New York charge more and give less than their counterparts in other U.S. cities. So look instead to private apartments, which go for far less and offer much more.

Travel Troubleshooter: Blocked From Checking in But Charged Anyway

When our reader can't get through a blockade to his hotel, a manager promises to 'help' him cancel the reservation. It isn't, and his credit card is still charged $113. What can he do?

Dog Days of Summer and Early Fall at National Parks

Summer is ending and parks are eager to fill their breathtaking interiors with families or couples. Here is a sneak preview of rates, discounts, and special activities that will be…

Travel Troubleshooter: Hey, That's Not the Hotel I Booked

Our reader thinks she has a reservation at a very nice resort in Cancun, Mexico. She's wrong. Orbitz booked her at a smaller, lower-rated hotel on the same complex. What now?

Get Comfy for Less: Staying in Private London Bed & Breakfasts

In many places staying in a quaint private room usually corresponds with a huge uptick in price. Fortunately, English hosted flats have been one of the world's great travel bargains…

3 Weekend Trips from New York City

Sometimes the lure of New York City is also its greatest trap, because within a two hour drive there's a multitude of jewels to discover.

Travel Troubleshooter: Charged for a Room I Canceled

When a blizzard bears in, our reader asks a manager at the Ramada to cancel her reservation. She's told yes, but she's charged anyway. Is she out of luck?

Save in NYC, Paris, London, Rome, and 5 More Top Spots

The skies are clearing, the temperature is rising, and it's still a buyer's market for travelers. Here are some of the best deals to the top destinations.

When in Rome, Live Like the Romans Do: Vacation Apartments in the Eternal City

More so than other major European cities, Rome has a glut of centrally located, affordable short-term rentals. Here are three great agencies to help you find yours.

Travel Troubleshooter: A Rate Reversal at the Residence Inn

When he calls the Residence Inn, Michael Tushan is offered a rate of $116 a night. Oops. Turns out the representative wasn't 'authorized' to negotiate -- and now the price is $149 a…

When and How to Book Your Next Park Trip

This summer is shaping up to be the best in recent years for finding your spot in a national park: the sour economy and the wait-until-the-last-minute attitude of more and more…

Walking Down: 5 Tips for Avoiding the Latest Hotel Scam

It's understandable why a hotel walks guests 'down' when it's overbooked: it saves a few bucks by sending you to a lesser property. What should you do when it happens to you?

Historic Bed and Breakfast Interludes Across the U.S.

Step back in time for a weekend or a mid-week interlude at a historic Bed and Breakfast property. Here are a few of our favorites located in some of the country's most historic…

7 Spring Hotel Specials: Deal or No Deal?

It seems that hotels are giving away rooms to keep their occupancy levels up in this down economy. Here is a handful of specials at popular chain hotels and what you need to know about…

How to Book a Suite: Top Tips from Chain Hotels

Finding an affordable suite can be harder than it seems. We called around to major hotel chains to discover suites under $200 across the U.S. Here's what you need to know.

Gearing up for Summer in U.S. National Parks

U.S. parks are getting ready for busy season with great deals and lots of activities. And there are still several pre-rush specials available to entice early bookers.

Try These New Hotel Brands From Names You Know

As the hotel industry reels from the current recession, you might be surprised to find some brand-new hotel chains out there while you're shopping for a place to stay in Las Vegas, New…

5 Adrenaline Rushes in the Snowy Pocono Mountains

The Poconos' charms are many and varied. And during these long, cold months, snow bunnies looking for a weekend getaway will find a seriously wintry destination, with an average low…

Rockies Report: Cheap Slopes for Cheapskates

Heli-skiing in Kootenay, family packages in steamboat, last-minute discounts for Vail and Keystone, plus much much more.

Rockies Report: Recession Results in Savings for Skiers

Aspen's cheaper than ever this season with airline deals, discount tickets, and special offers from hotels, while the rest of the Rockies respond to tight budgets with savings of their…

Global Ski Report: Discounts, Lessons, and New Builds

Canadian mountains offer savings on classes and lift tickets, Squaw Valley shares avalanche survival techniques, and the French Alps gets a U.S.-style resort.

4 Fabulous and Frosty National Parks For Winter Fun

Snowshoe treks, downhill escapes, and winter hikes make these four parks premier destinations for outdoor enthusiasts during the snowy season.

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