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The Secret to L.A. Gridlock Blues
It's true that southern Californians generally live an automotive lifestyle. But with 1.2 million people boarding the bus each day and the second-largest fleet in the nation, public…
Editor's Choice: Our Favorite Winter Holiday Destinations
Our favorite destinations include a little fun in the desert sun, a snow-blanketed city rich in history, the solitude of beaches sans all those cooler-toting day-trippers, the flashing…
The Jersey Shore + Glitzy Excess of Vegas = One Perfect Casino Resort: What I Learned From a Recent Trip to Atlantic City
Carrie Havranek reports on her recent trip to Atlantic City and explores the fact that the casinos, for the most part, could do a better job of capitalizing on their prime location:…
Tricks of the Trade: Learn How to Become a Travel Writer from Tim Cahill, Pauline Frommer, Amy Tan and More
If you've ever dreamed of making a living as a travel writer or photographer you may want to consider attending the 15th Annual Travel Writer's and Photographers Conference this August
Travel With Kids on Long Flights, And Survive
If you're over 35, chances are you didn't hop on a plane until you were old enough to drive, and maybe even later. Family vacations used to mean long car rides to the beach, the Grand…
Editor's Choice: Our Favorite Live Music Experiences
We asked Frommer's editorial staff to talk about their favorite live music experiences around the world. We hope they help you relive some of your own adventures.
Traveling the U.S: A Catalogue of State Tourism Offices
You'll find a multitude of money-saving resources (including coupons and special promotions), maps, suggested itineraries, calendars of events and more.
Miami Nice: A Complete Look Into Miami International Airport
Getting stuck in an airport when planes are delayed by weather is one thing, being forced to stay if you are 'stateless' Tom Hanks in The Terminal is another. But choosing to stay when…
Love, Fun and Business Opportunities are in the Air with AirTroductions
With increased security and decreased in-flight amenities, what solo flier wouldn't mind unplugging the iPod and talking to the person next to you, knowing ahead of time that you…
No Fleabag Stays for Fido: Resources and Deals for Traveling with your Pets
People love their pets -- so much so that there is an entire sub-industry out there of pet related leisure wear, accessories and travel gadgets. There is also a plethora of travel…
If You Can't Give the Gift of Travel, Give a Travel Gift Instead
With so many things to choose from, where to start can be as confusing as deciding where to go. Here are a few sites to help.
Frommers.com Relaunches with a New Look
Based on your feedback over the past year, we have made some exciting changes to the look of Frommers.com.
Why WiFi?: WiFi Hot Spots and How To Find Them
Let's face it, getting away from it all isn't what it used to be. Until recently, when you went on vacation, the only way you could be contacted was on your hotel telephone but today,…
A Return to New Orleans
Last week, we all went down to see for ourselves, see our home, see our city. It was at once better than we hoped, as bad as we expected, and worse than we feared. Contrary to some…
Editor's Choice: Our Favorite Travel Blogs
The noun, short for weblog, was defined by the dictionary as a 'site that contains an online personal journal with reflections, comments, and often hyperlinks provided by the writer.'…
Editor's Choice: Travel Items We Can't Do Without
When it came to compiling this list of essential travel items, we found quite a few differences of opinion. From alarm clocks and books to lucky talismans and queasy pops, here are our…
New Orleans: A Post-Katrina Update
At this time, there is no predicting precisely what will happen or when. However, we remain cautiously optimistic that New Orleans will recover, albeit slowly and in unpredictable ways.
London After the Bombings: What Travelers Need to Know
Today, four separate but coordinated explosions on three subway trains and one double-decker bus brought the city of London to a frightened halt. In the wake of these terrorist…
Relaxation or Education? Enjoy Both In-Flight and Learn a Language
It used to be that inflight entertainment meant watching a movie you'd already seen (or even worse, intentionally missed), flipping through the inflight magazine or having to converse…
Small but Practical Travel Companions
You've got your suitcase packed, your passport and travel documents are sorted and you are ready to embark on that overseas adventure you've been dreaming of. You have gone over your…
On the Fly: Top Spots for Trout Fishing Across the Country
Rich with lore, the allure of cold-water trout fishing transcends the mere hunter-gatherer drive for animal protein. Inspiring everything from fiction like Richard Brautigan's classic…
Bid on Travel for Yourself to Aid Children Living in Latvia
If you're one of those who file their taxes at the last possible moment, you've probably got deductions on your mind. When you can take a deduction on a charitable donation and get a…
Travel Warnings Raise Eyebrows Over South-of-the-Border Crossings
As shoulder season approaches in Mexico, American travelers might want to turn a cold one toward the border regions, until a recent surge in drug-related violence levels off.…
Frommer's Favorite Budget Providers for Independent and Escorted Travel to Italy
Packages for the Independent TravelerBefore you start your search for the lowest airfare, you may want to consider booking your flight as part of a travel package. Package tours are…
Give a Limb a Lift: Volunteer Opportunities in the American Outdoors
Hiking trails don't grow on trees -- as do the leafy green canopies that drew more than 276 million visitors into the U.S. National Park system in 2004. Faced with a $5 billion…