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How to save big on your next cruise
For years the cruise industry was a sellers’ market, with more eager passengers than cabins. But with the global economic crisis, many passengers are staying home, the cruising fleet is overbuilt and sellers are desperate for your business.
Affordable Europe
Given the economy, the number-one question I’ve gotten lately from people is whether to go to Europe or not.
Departure Lounge
As promised, here is a list of destinations, in order, where ITN readers went in year 2008. We mailed out 1,000 surveys and had an 87.7% response. Of those, 81.2% traveled overseas last year.
What’s new in Britain and Ireland for 2009
While updating my guidebooks for 2009, I found plenty of changes in Britain and Ireland.
Searching for the right place to sleep in France
by Philip Wagenaar (Last of four parts)
What’s new in Europe for 2009
Every year when I update my guidebook series, I find out what’s new in Europe. Here’s a review of what Americans can expect the next time they cross the Atlantic.
Azores: Pico, plus tastes of Faial and Terceira
by Randy Keck, Part 1 of 2 on the Azores
The art and value of journaling
Travel can make you a poet. Travel can be spiritual. You meet people on the road you’d never meet otherwise. Traveling rearranges your cultural furniture, challenging truths you assumed were self-evident and God-given.
Searching for the right place to sleep in France
by Philip Wagenaar, third of four parts