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ATLANTA – Another fee is coming in the new year for airline and hotel customers – this time from your credit card company.
JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — Yosemite, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon get the publicity, and the visitors. But there are plenty of lesser- known national parks that offer gorgeous vistas and pristine back country, far from the crowds.
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New York City is especially popular in November and December because of its world-famous holiday happenings. Here are a few of those, along with some lesser-known events:
Here’s a little test of your travel IQ about places, things and people in Washington.
Hotel room prices are expected to drop a total of 8.8 percent in 2009 compared to 2008 and will continue creeping down in 2010, though at a much slower rate, according to the 2010 lodging forecast from PricewaterhouseCoopers Hospitality & Leisure Practice.
Worried about your bag being stolen in baggage claim? You’ve got plenty of company, especially since the news broke last week about police arresting a suburban Phoenix couple on suspicion of stealing nearly 1,000 bags from carousels at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
If you’re curious about what it’s like aboard the world’s largest cruise ship, check out the live, interactive coverage that CruiseCritic.com will offer from Oasis of the Seas later this month.
DALLAS – Airlines are cutting money-losing flights during the current travel slump, and that can cause headaches for passengers who bought tickets on those trips.
If you’re in the market for holiday travel, there are bargains to be had. There are some great deals on packages that bundle air and hotel together. If you’re flying to your destination, look at packages.
Experts say travelers leaving the United States should take precautions to guard against these significant health risks.
Ye Olde Curiosity Shop along Seattle’s waterfront has fascinated visitors for 110 years, starting the year Cuba was liberated from Spain, the word “automobile” was first found in print, and aspirin was patented.
New Orleans’ most famous street is a nightly swirl of bright neon and happy tourists strolling with a beverage in hand.
Snow has fallen in the Colorado Rockies, and the ski and snowboarding season is under way. Deals and programs to tempt families to the slopes are plentiful. Here are five.
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