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Florida Keys
Pedal and paddle trips growing in popularity
Mark Terrill led a couple on bicycles down a narrow road lined by perfectly manicured trees, flowers and shrubs. At the end was the crystalline white sand beach of The Moorings Village, a luxurious 18-acre resort along the Atlantic Ocean that formerly was a coconut plantation.
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Double take
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Wyoming: Heart Mountain Interpretive Center wins award
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Florida: ‘Mummies of the World’ in Tampa
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Track delays
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for fliers and drivers
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Books
Lavish photo book brings back memories of The Beatles
Taschen launches a limited edition photo book on The Beatles that features iconic pictures by Harry Benson.
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NEVADA
Vegas gets back in game with new projects
The city that makes its name on gambling has been dealt some bad cards in recent years. High unemployment, a bottomed-out housing market and drops in gaming revenue contributed to unrest and malaise in party city.
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Quick Trips
Savannahs women rescued its history
Historic sites would be gone now were it not for the efforts of seven indomitable women.
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The travel troubleshooter
Insurance didn’t cover my cruise
My condolences on your loss. In a perfect world, Princess would refund your cruise, no questions asked. But a look at the terms of your Princess Vacation Protection shows that, sadly, it is correct: The plan doesn’t cover or reimburse for any loss resulting from a pre-existing medical condition.
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5 free things
What you can do for free in Houston
Summer is nearly year-round in Southeast Texas so it should be no surprise that the free stuff to see and ...
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California: Golden Gate turns 75
Today’s the big day
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New Mexico
Chile peppers are the hot commodity in Hatch
Well into spring, the weather is already toasty in this town nestled along the Rio Grande just 60 miles no...
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NEVADA
Vegas gets back in game with new projects
The city that makes its name on gambling has been dealt some bad cards in recent years. High unemployment,...
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Baseball road trip
Quintessential journey: Louisville to Cooperstown
America is full of baseball pilgrimages and road trips. Fenway Park in Boston turned 100 this year. Wrigley...
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Cruise notes
Oceania’s Riviera launched in Barcelona
Also: News of other new ships, the fate of the Love Boat, a new dock in London, and more.
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Cruises
Steam boating returns to the Mississippi River
The old-fashioned American Queen brings river cruising back to the mighty Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee r...
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Kids on board
Parents are splurging to take children into the wild on small ships
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Cruises
Floating through Europe on a modern riverboat
Twenty years after my last European riverboat ride — on the Elbe of eastern Germany — I was b...
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CRUISE INDUSTRY
Norwegian Getaway latest in series of new cruise ships set to sail from Miami
A parade of new ships is set to sail from Miami, with the latest to be announced Tuesday.
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Cruises
On Disney Fantasy, it’s a kids’ world
The tone for a cruise on the Disney Fantasy is set when guests step into the atrium, a three-deck Art Nouve...
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Cruise ship rescues Cubans at sea
The worlds largest cruise ship rescued 23 people from a small boat on the way to Mexico Wednesday.
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Florida Keys
Pedal and paddle trips growing in popularity
Mark Terrill led a couple on bicycles down a narrow road lined by perfectly manicured trees, flowers and s...
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South Florida
Get to know your hometown
On these tours, you’ll learn about the world without leaving South Florida
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Staycations
New South Florida hotels range from earthy to ultra-luxe
A few brand new hotels and a whole lot of major renovation projects hit the market in South Florida over th...
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Florida
Ironic inspiration for Gulf Coast vacation: BP ads
If you’ve turned on a TV lately, chances are you’ve seen ads for the Gulf Coast featuring be...
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Quick Trips
Savannahs women rescued its history
Historic sites would be gone now were it not for the efforts of seven indomitable women.
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Quick trips
Hunting for hex signs in Pennsylvania Dutch country
I wanted to see distelfinks. But they were hard to find.
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Quick trips
Titanic trail leads through Manhattan
Look closely around the doomed ocean liner’s destination and you’ll find ghosts of the Titanic.
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Quick trips
Louisiana’s Lake Charles: A gumbo of food and fun
A mosquito is chewing on my ankle as I watch the mayor of Lake Charles, Randy Roach, play washboard with a...
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Kentucky
The new old Louisville starts to hum
First came the art galleries. Then the boutiques. Then the food and drink (craft and farm-to-table, thank ...
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Colorado
‘Hunger Games’ theory: Could Capitol be Denver?
The Mile High City sure bears a likeness to the power center of Panem, ‘built in a place once called...
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Quick trips
In Austin, Texas, forget the music — cue the food!
Austin has grown beyond music and BBQ to embrace sushi, food trucks and farm-to-table menus.
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Mexico
Cancun: Spring break on despite tourist unease
Tinkling drinks in hand, New Yorkers Lauren Levy and Jacob Schum settle onto lounge chairs a few feet from...
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Mexico
Baja bound? Party down in safe, happy La Paz
As traffic stalled along the palm-lined street, we peered from our taxi and spied the cause. A little para...
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Quik trips: Belize
In pursuit of an encounter with whale sharks
I saw my first whale shark off Isla Holbox, Mexico, near Cancun, where the Caribbean Sea meets the Gulf of ...
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Nicaragua with kids
An inexpensive and surprising destination for family-friendly adventure travel
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Quick trips: Mexico
In Merida, every weekend is a holiday
A man in a white tank top, black drawstring shorts and flip flops drags a beat-up bike from the front room...
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The travel troubleshooter
Insurance didn’t cover my cruise
My condolences on your loss. In a perfect world, Princess would refund your cruise, no questions asked. But...
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The travel troubleshooter
Insurance wasn’t required — how about a refund?
It sounds as if Budget pulled a fast one on your wife. The employee’s statements contradict the comp...
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The travel troubleshooter
Hey, that’s not my chipped windshield
Windshield damage from a pebble isn’t always visible when you return a vehicle, and a car rental com...
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The travel troubleshooter
Waited a year for a ticket refund
Southwest should have written you a check in the right amount when you couldn’t board. But that ...
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The travel troubleshooter
Caught in code-share mix-up
You’re right — that’s some travel nightmare! Bahamasair should have gotten your ticket...
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The travel troubleshooter
A one-night penalty that stuck
If you canceled your room 24 hours before your arrival, then you shouldn’t have been charged the one...
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The travel troubleshooter
Where’s the ticket refund I was promised?
Air France should have refunded your ticket promptly. When a flight is canceled — no matter what the...
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A look back at the top 10 scenes from the final half of the TV season
MINNEAPOLIS - Watch enough television and your mind can feel like it's dissolving into liquid cheese. Thank...
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New South Florida hotels range from earthy to ultra-luxe
MIAMI - This year's crop of new and improved hotels in South Florida runs the spectrum from eco- and budget...
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New Transformers ride at Universal puts you in the movies' world
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. - The 10-foot-tall, red-blue-and-silver Transformer Optimus Prime stomps his way thr...
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Old California and good grub in San Juan Capistrano
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. - What an appealing slice-of-life California town, an easy day trip by car or t...
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Portland, Ore., is a smaller, cleaner, wetter alternative
PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Hop. I know, it sounds like a dance craze in 1937. But really, it's what you ...
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Florida Keys: Pedal and paddle trips growing in popularity
ISLAMORADA, Fla. - Mark Terrill led a couple on bicycles down a narrow road lined by perfectly manicured tr...
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Dog-friendly Del Mar a relaxing getaway outside of race season
DEL MAR, Calif. - The coastal town is quiet and peaceful when the horses aren't running. Stay at L'Auberge ...
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