Where on Earth will you find yourself in 2011?
Business is starting to rebound at many top-end hotels, but if you do your homework, you can still find bargains for that special vacation, experts say.
When Lulis Leal's family gets together for Christmas, she is usually sunning herself on a beach surrounded by palm trees and turquoise waters, with not one extended relative in sight.
HLN money expert Clark Howard tells you where to find the best deals if you want to take a holiday vacation.
Travel expert Pauline Frommer talks about whether you should shelve your travel plans because of the flu outbreak.
When the dollar sank to a record low against the euro last July, many Americans decided that a trip to Europe would have to wait for another time. That time may have arrived.
You'd love to go. Just think of the history, the beautiful artwork ... the things you could learn. But upon hearing the word "museum," your kids break into a chorus of "I'd rather die."
Travel guide writer Pauline Frommer takes us to San Francisco and the wine country.
Finally, some good news for traveling families.
Get off the interstate, get online and get creative if you want to keep your summer road trip from becoming derailed by rising travel costs, the experts say.
Chuck Carpenter's passport looks more like an exotic guidebook than an official document.
If you truly want to get the feel for a city, you need to get a taste of the city first.
Is expensive gas causing you to rethink your summer vacation plans? Don't worry. In today's Five Tips we're going to tell you how to cut your travel costs this summer.
CNNMoney: Travel safetyupdated: Fri Jan 27 2006 11:02:00
The investigation into the case of the young groom who disappeared on his honeymoon cruise continues. And if cruises are one of the safest kinds of vacations out there, just how safe are we when traveling abroad?
Life's little emergencies can quickly turn your dream vacation into a nightmare. But there's no reason to panic.
CNNMoney: The call of the wildupdated: Wed Jul 06 2005 13:45:00
Hotel rates are on the rise this summer according to a recent study by consulting company PricewaterhouseCoopers. That's just another reason to skip the room service and polish up those tent poles.
Take heart as you embark on your next summer road trip: There are ways to tone down the "are we there yet?" chorus coming from the back seat.
With rising prices for many travel services, the majority of leisure travelers this summer will be looking for ways to economize, according to the Travel Industry Association of America.
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