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Theme parks
New rides, attractions coming to Central Florida
It’s the year of minions at Universal Studios, and most other theme parks are launching new adventures in 2012 as well.
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South Carolina
Quick Trips: Savor the history and flavors of Charleston
The biggest challenge when visiting this historic coastal town is not deciding what to do. For me, at least, the problem was figuring out what to reluctantly omit.
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New, easier screening program coming to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood airport
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Bill aims to scuttle new airfare pricing rule
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French strike grounds hundreds of flights
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Arizona
Winter enchantment: a grand time to see the Grand Canyon and Sedona
The fog shifted, and the canyon slowly revealed itself: First it was just a few feet, then a few peaks, and then everything — peaks, plateaus, crevices, complete with ravens and a condor swooping into the canyon not far from us — came into s
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Mexico
Tequila: It’s not just a drink, it’s a place
The popularity of the tequila has spawned a tourism boom in the farm country where it is made.
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Cruises
Two Caribbeans:
Small ships can take passengers to islands where big ships can’t go and avoid the crowds at larger ports.
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BROWARD
Travel show makes day-trip to Hallandale Beach, Hollywood
Knock, knock. Want to win some money? A couple of Hallandale Beach and Hollywood residents had the chance t...
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Travel Troubleshooter
Bill aims to scuttle new airfare pricing rule
Enjoy the government’s new airfare rule. It might not last.
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The best 24-hour room service in Las Vegas
Vegas, baby, yeah! (Can you hear the Austin Powers accent?) At this point, the city of sin is pretty much s...
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Arizona
Winter enchantment: a grand time to see the Grand Canyon and Sedona
The fog shifted, and the canyon slowly revealed itself: First it was just a few feet, then a few peaks, and...
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Travelwise
Tips for healthy, happy travels
Rick Steves offers advice on dealing with jet lag, drinking water and minor ailments.
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New Jersey
Upgrades eyed for Atlantic City and its Boardwalk
A dazzling Boardwalk pulsating with light, music, recreation and entertainment, surrounded by pedestrian-f...
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Disney Cruise Line
Disney Wonder will move to Miami in December
Disney Cruise line will move one of its ships to Miami for the first time this December, trading cruises fr...
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Travelwise
Guest safety is captain’s first responsibility
Cruise safety is back in the spotlight in the wake of the Costa Concordia disaster.
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Cruise notes
Transatlantic sailings come with nostalgia
If you’re old enough to remember the big-band era of music, and love to dance to that kind of music...
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Luxury cruises
How prices, services compare to mainstream cruises
The basic fare for a cruise on a luxury ship usually includes some things that cost extra on mainstream cru...
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Voyages to Antiquity
Voyages to Antiquity
Passengers get authoritative presentations followed by visits to the remains of ancient civilizations. Sorr...
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Cruise fleet’s growth slowed by the economy
Celebrity, Disney, Oceania and Carnival will launch new ships in 2012 that will sail all or part of the tim...
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HOLLYWOOD
Margaritaville not open yet, but ready to party
It’s never to early to party in Margaritaville — even if its years from opening.
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Theme parks
Universal Orlando adding parade, light-and-water show
A night-time show with fountains and pyrotechnics will project scenes from classic Universal Pictures movie...
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Whales, manatees, white pelicans, sandhill cranes
Florida winters are prime time for wildlife viewing
This is the season I wait all year to enjoy — and not just for the cooler, dryer weather that makes ...
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Gulf fortress
Ruins of a notorious prison in Florida Keys
Our first sight of Fort Jefferson from our excursion boat, the Yankee Freedom, was of a thin dark scratch a...
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Tarpon Springs, Florida
Greek for a day: an ethnic epiphany
The Greeks started filing into church about 8 a.m., but I’m neither Greek nor churchgoing, so I spe...
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Restaurants
What are Tampa’s best places to eat during a layover?
I caught Anthony Bourdain’s new series, The Layover, the other night. The concept: Tony spends 24 h...
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South Carolina
Quick Trips: Savor the history and flavors of Charleston
The biggest challenge when visiting this historic coastal town is not deciding what to do. For me, at leas...
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Quick trips
In Jamaica, a skeptic becomes partial to all-inclusives
Take it from me, first impressions aren’t necessarily the best impressions when you arrive at an all...
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New York
Quick trips: Stone Street is Lower Manhattan’s dining bonanza
Dutch burghers from the 17th century would feel right at home on this two-block stretch once called Brewers...
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Oklahoma
Quick trips: Oklahoma City museum honors women pilots
Amelia Earhart may have been the best-known woman pilot of her day, but she wasn’t the first and arg...
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Mexico
Tequila: It’s not just a drink, it’s a place
The popularity of the tequila has spawned a tourism boom in the farm country where it is made.
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Costa Rica
The slothful joys of the Caribbean coast
The Caribbean coast of Costa Rica is known for reggae music, Jamaican food and an edgy vibe that occasiona...
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Quick trips
In Jamaica, a skeptic becomes partial to all-inclusives
Take it from me, first impressions aren’t necessarily the best impressions when you arrive at an all...
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Travelwise
Smart travelers can still play it safe in Mexico
The country is a jigsaw puzzle of safe and unsafe places. Here’s advice on where to visit and where ...
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Plan B for the Caribbean
Pristine sand an antidote to crowded beaches
It’s time to discover alternative Caribbean beaches that aren’t so well known — or wel...
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Just Ask Gemalto: Where can I get advice on international payment?
Q: Are there websites where travelers are sharing their experiences and where I can get advice on internati...
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Milwaukee's indoor 'mountain': Weatherproof biking complex tests your fortitude
MILWAUKEE - If you can ride a two-wheeler, you're qualified to hit the timber and rock "trails" at Ray's In...
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Want to hear a good story? Check out Georgia's Azalea Storytelling Festival
LAGRANGE, Ga. - Once upon a time in a village called LaGrange in a kingdom called Georgia, there was a stor...
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Westwood: Movies and Marilyn Monroe
LOS ANGELES - Great L.A. theaters and intriguing gravesites.
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Hawaii sees a bigger wave of tourists
No need to fret for the state of Hawaii tourism anymore.
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Just Ask Gemalto: Why would you move your credit card info to your phone?
Q: Why would you move your credit card into your phone? If it gets stolen, someone could use it, couldn't t...
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Custom clothing: As prices have dropped, more men are buying dress shirts made just for them
Custom-made men's dress shirts were once considered the privileged peacockery of the moneyed set - a dash o...
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