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Exploring the Gypsy Life in Granada, Spain
Find out how to spend the night in 19th-century hillside caves or dive deep into cultural history in Grenada's distinctive gypsy quarter.
Bundle Up to Fill Your Belly: Winter Restaurant Weeks are Back in North America
It's that time of year again -- or at least one of those two times of year. The post-holidays dining bargains get you out of the house in the dead of winter, with the special menus,…
Agents & the Web: Finding the Best Deal on Your Next Cruise
Today, practically everybody has a website, and the difference between so-called web-based cruise sellers and more traditional travel agencies can be blurry to the beginner. Here's…
7 Places to Eat: Istanbul Beyond the Blue Mosque
Too many of Istanbul's visitors remain stuck in the Sultanahmet area, where the cafes are bent on gouging tourists with high prices and mediocre food. But once you venture farther…
Greenland's Northern Lights and Outdoor Adventures
Greenland isn't just ice, whales, and seals -- though they are the main reasons for coming here. You come here to enjoy the Northern Lights, outdoor adventure and sports, and access to…
Cruising 101: A Beginner's Guide to Onboard Entertainment
You may be stuck on a ship in the middle of nowhere, but that doesn't mean that your cruise line won't want to make you feel like you're in New York, Paris, or -- more likely -- Vegas.…
Danish Treats: Having Fun and Getting Happy in Copenhagen
From new museums and theaters to a revitalized waterfront to just plain good attitudes, the Danish capital is great at showing off why it's one of Europe's best cities.
8 New York City Attractions Made Just for Kids
While children will enjoy most New York City's attractions, there are a handful of museums, zoos, and aquariums especially geared to the tastes of the Sponge Bob set.
On the Trail of "The Lost Symbol" in Washington, D.C.
You won't have the fate of the world in your hands like fictional symbologist Robert Langdon, but that doesn't mean you can't build an exciting real-versus-make-believe tour of…
A Touch of Glass: 7 Slightly Secret Covered Passageways in Paris
No matter how often you visit Paris, there's always some hidden gem to discover. In the early 1800s, glass-covered passages were built to protect shoppers from the rain. Explore these…
Getting Engaged in Vegas: Making a Proposal You (Hopefully) Can't Refuse
There's no right or wrong way to pop the question, but here are some spots where the scenery may help sway your beloved in the 'yes' direction.
7 Places to Eat: Single-Minded Cooking in the Twin Cities
Facing off across a loopy stretch of the Mississippi, Minneapolis and St. Paul carry on like rivals. But they're united on one score: the white-hot synergy of the region's culinary…
The Fall of the Berlin Wall -- 20 Years Later
With the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall upon us, I considered myself lucky to be seeing the sites connected to this event just a few days ago.
Talking to Newly Appointed Park Service Head Jon Jarvis
Despite issues involving wildlife, employee morale, competing user demands, and insufficient funds, Jon Jarvis thinks the timing of his arrival in Washington, D.C. as director of the…
Slope Specs: Two-Time Olympic Host Lake Placid Still Shines
In this Winter Olympic season, skiers' thoughts turn to previous venues. Lake Placid, N.Y. is the only North American two-time site, as well as the last real mountain village to host…
North American Ski Report: Early-Season Packages
Get a free day of skiing and staying in Salt Lake, treat the family to bargains in Waterville Valley, get to Mont Tremblant faster, and more news and deals that'll make the powder even…
Underwater Upkeep: Helping Biscayne National Park's Reefs
With only 5% of it above water, Biscayne National Park is one of the country's more unusual parks. That watery realm holds some incredible vistas, vistas such as reefs teeming with…
Shop Smart: Discount Shopping Streets Across Paris
Though boutiques throughout Paris might seem uniformly expensive, there are a few discount-packed streets where those in the know go to stock their wardrobes and apartments with…
Photo Slideshow: The Heat Is on Miami
Miami has it all, from a thriving arts community, world-class restaurants, and a booming nightlife to beautiful beaches and outdoor adventure. While in many parts of the world autumn…
7 Places to Eat: Copenhagen's Scandinavian Superlatives
Copenhagen has always been a place where people take joy in food. But a culinary explosion in the past few years has made dining out the hippest game in town.
Family Reunion Planning: 10 Signs of a Great Location
It's a tall order entertaining a big group of many ages, all eager to catch up, play hard, and create family lore for the next generation. Yet some destinations seem tailor-made for…
Travel Gift Registries: Giving the Ultimate Wedding Present
Toaster or Tahiti, flatware or Fiji, bedding or the Bahamas? It's your big day, so spend time in the perfect destination rather than spending it returning unwanted carving knives and…
Ten Sweet Spots: Divine Desserts Worldwide
From Hong Kong, to Rio, to Paris, and seven more cities, here's where you can go to get an exquisite sugar fix in ten major cities around the world.
Recycled Cities: Three Great Post-Industrial Destinations
In this era of reusing and recycling, more cities are looking at their old stuff -- industrial buildings, abandoned neighborhoods and leftover rights of way -- and coming up with…
How to Go Green on Your Next Cruising Vacation
You don't have to leave your good habits in your home port: There's a lot passengers can do to reduce waste and energy use. So go ahead, heed these basic tips. It's easy to be green.