The fatal grounding of the Costa Concordia off the Tuscan coast has sharpened the focus on the largely unchecked boom of these ever-larger luxury liners, and nowhere more so than in Venice.
If you’re willing to map out an eating plan that includes buying provisions at grocery stores and following some of our other tips, you can save a good chunk of change on your travels, and still eat well.
One food trend for 2012 could mean you don’t have to leave your nice hotel to find a superb meal.
Princess Cruises has announced delayed embarkation times for the next sailings of Crown Princess and Ruby Princess, following an increased number of suspected Norovirus cases on each of the ships’ current voyages.
Police in the Cayman Islands say a 47-year-old U.S. tourist has died while scuba diving off popular North West Point in Grand Cayman.
There’s plenty of high-tech stuff that can make trips more enjoyable and relaxing. The tough part is choosing and paying for it.
The top two, the Seattle and San Francisco areas, support such high-tech heavyweights as Amazon, Microsoft and Apple.
KLM has launched a new social networking program that allows passengers to link their flight reservations with their Facebook or LinkedIn profiles and find out who else is on their flight.
The Federal Air Marshal program is rife with acrimony between supervisors and air marshals, creating a climate of “tension, mistrust, and dislike,” according to a report due to be released next week.
Randy Clegg shared this photo of the Old Mill at Berry College, a small university near Rome, Ga.