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Places in early Frommer's guides that are still around today

Test of Time: Places in the Early Frommer's Guides That Are Still Open Today

By Frommer's Editors

We're not saying we had anything to do with it, but Frommer's recomended these hotels and restaurants in our earliest guide books, and despite a turbulent travel landscape, they have managed to survive a half century.

A moment of silence, please, for what we lost to progress.

Travel Joys and Miseries Millennials Will Never Know

By Jason Cochran

The act of travel has changed radically in the decades that Frommer's has been publishing. Here's a look back on all the things that used to be commonplace that are now just anthropology of travels past.

Best and Worst Hotel Booking Sites

By Reid Bramblett

Dozens of hotel-only booking sites promise rock-bottom deals. We test-drove a few sites in search of the best.

Trump Hotel Deal Off in Dallas, World's Safest Country Named, and Emirates Cuts Flights to U.S.: Today's Travel Briefing

By Zac Thompson

Travel news from all over

8 Ways Millennials Are Changing Travel

By Zac Thompson

Love 'em or hate 'em, millennials make up a quarter of the U.S. population, and they love to hit the road. Hotels, tour operators, cruise ships, and home-sharing services are going out of their way to court customers in their 20s and 30s—and it could permanently change the world of travel.

10 Hot New U.S Hotels Opening in 2017

By Juliana Shallcross

2017 is only a few months old, but if you’re already in need of an escape or even just a happening place to get a drink, these hot new hotels open soon.

Rock Climbing Cliffs Closed at Zion National Park, U.S. Airports with Best and Worst On-Time Performance, and More: Today's Travel Briefing

By Zac Thompson

Travel news from all over

How to Protect Your Computer from Airlines and Hotels That Snoop on You

By Jason Cochran

It's called dynamic pricing, and it's how companies can offer you different rates based on who you are and what you're in the market for. Here's how to set your computer to get around it.

New York City is Suddenly Becoming a Lot More Affordable

By Pauline Frommer

Is the reported "Trump Slump" turning expensive trips to the Big Apple into lower-priced, low-hanging fruit?

New Trump Hotel and Tower in Vancouver, Trump Slump in New York, and More: Today's Travel Briefing

By Zac Thompson

Travel news from all over

7 New and Improved All-Inclusive Resorts to Discover in 2017

By Frommer's Staff

There's a new fleet of tropical all-inclusive resorts on the market. At which one do you want to sink into sand, sleep, and swim-up bars?

When to See Cherry Blossoms in Japan, Best Hotels in North America, and More: Today's Travel Briefing

By Zac Thompson

Travel news from all over

Seat-Back Entertainment Fading Out, a $700 Ski Lift Ticket, and More: Today's Travel Briefing

By Zac Thompson

Travel news from all over

The Airbnb Review System is Broken. Why Will Nobody Say So?

By David Landsel

Guests and hosts must participate in an arms race of compliments in their reviews—or they'll be punished. How can we trust any of Airbnb's ratings?

The Latest Travel Scam Targets Conference Attendees

By Pauline Frommer

A cautionary tale and some tips.

A Former Floating Prison is Now London’s Hottest New Hotel

By Jennifer Ceaser

The Good Hotel wasn't always so good—in fact, it was a jail. But it's a fantastic way to stay on the River Thames in London.

10 New Hotels for a Warm-Weather Vacay this Winter

By Juliana Shallcross

Need a warm vacation idea for this winter? These hot new hotels have announced openings in the world's top warm-weather destinations, from Mexico to Miami to the Caribbean. We haven't stayed at these places yet, but they sure look good.

The Cabin treehouse at Treehotel in Sweden

10 of the World's Weirdest Hotel Rooms

By Zac Thompson

The world's most unconventional lodgings are housed in planes, a jail, the open air, a giant pineapple, and other unexpected places.

Atop Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa. Photo by <a href="http://www.frommers.com/community/user_gallery_detail.html?plckPhotoID=109e66fa-2f85-4959-8505-a643a57a3be7&plckGalleryID=6782c9b3-9d88-4ccc-bddf-687332819463" target="_blank">Hidden Travel/Frommers.com Community</a>

Frommer's 5 Deals for Aug. 15, 2012

Soak up the sun in Jamaica and Curacao, explore Cape Town and go on safari, and save on hotels in Florida and Santa Fe.

Frommer's 5 Deals for Aug. 8, 2012

Jet off to Barcelona for six nights, tour Vietnam, recharge at a luxury resort in Anguilla, golf at a Florida resort, and book discounted Marriott hotels in the Caribbean and Mexico.

Frommer's 5 Deals for Aug. 1, 2012

Visit Budapest and Prague, tour India, save on an Orlando hotel or a Park City resort in August, or book an oceanfront hotel in South Carolina for less.

Red car on the road in Arizona. Photo: Aliaksandr Nikitsin/Dreamstime.com

Travel Deals: 11 Hotels With Free Gas Cards

Soften the pain of high gas prices with these affordable hotel packages that include gas cards, rebates, resort credits, and other money-saving incentives.

Outside the pet-friendly Hotel Allegro Chicago. Photo: John Dziekan

Hotel Perks That Hit the Spot

From complimentary bike rentals to free minibar snacks, a dozen of our favorite amenities are available at boutique hotels, luxury hotels, and hotel chains around the world.

A courtyard on Commercial Street in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Photo courtesy of Tim Grafft/MOTT

Best Places to Stay: Cape Cod, Nantucket, and More

Where you stay on Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, or Nantucket can set the tone of your vacation. Use this guide to help find the best spot for your trip.