NEW YORK — Pump bottle on the shower wall or individual shampoos and lotions you can take home? Luxurious tub for a self-indulgent bath or no tub at all? A friendly greeting from a well-informed local or a code transmitted electronically that will (...)
NEW YORK — The Williamsburg section of Brooklyn has long been known as a working-class neighborhood with a gritty industrial waterfront and an ethnically diverse population ranging from Hispanic to Hasidic. Today the neighborhood's demographics (...)
CUSHING, Maine (AP) — Andrew Wyeth's famous painting "Christina's World" shows a crippled woman dragging herself across a field toward a farmhouse. A tour of the house, which was declared on June 30 a National Historic Landmark, offers a (...)
NEW YORK (AP): These days, camping is not just pitching a tent in the wilderness on a long hike, or stopping at a campground far from home on a road trip.
Instead, for many leisure travelers, camping nowadays may involve driving just a few miles (...)
In Bali, they're seeking guidance from a spiritual healer. In Rome, they're lapping up gelato. And in India, they're visiting temples.
Fans of Elizabeth Gilbert's best-selling memoir "Eat, Pray, Love," have been following in her footsteps ever (...)
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I m starting to think there s a backlash against traveling families.
First there was the nursing mother who was told to get off the plane. Then there was the mother who was stopped because her toddler had a sippy cup full of (...)