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  Fliers Saw Longer Delays in 2008 (06 January 06:54)
Airline delays grew longer in 2008, averaging nearly one hour. Scott McCartney on which carriers performed better or worse than others last year.
  Ways to Stretch Your Travel Dollars (30 December 11:24)
The end of a year is a good time to revamp how you go about planning trips.
  Claiborne CEO Flies Commercial to Cut Costs (30 December 08:45)
Public anger and tough times mean more CEOs may soon be joining Liz Claiborne's William L. McComb on commercial flights.
  How to Watch the Inaugural (26 December 08:01)
Some two million people are expected to show up in Washington, D.C. for Obama's inauguration. Here's how to enjoy the day amid the crowds.
  Fliers Win in EU Airline Payout Ruling (24 December 10:08)
A fight over airline-passenger rights in Europe threatens to flare up in the wake of a ruling that puts pressure on carriers to compensate travelers delayed when planes are grounded for tech...
  Last-Minute New Year's Deals (24 December 05:56)
Many popular New Year's Eve spots, including hotels in Times Square, are offering deep discounts in an effort to appeal to more frugal consumers.
  FAA to Reduce LaGuardia Flights (23 December 09:14)
The FAA is reducing the number of flights at New York's LaGuardia Airport in a bid to improve the airport's dismal on-time record.
  Travel Guide: Fargo, North Dakota (23 December 07:58)
Reporter Joel Millman on what to do, where to eat and where to stay in this funky (and frigid) Northern Plains college town.
  Snow Slips Up Holiday Travelers (23 December 06:35)
Winter weather continues to disrupt a slower-than-normal holiday travel week that most airlines had expected to go smoothly, with fewer people on the road amid the slumping economy.
  Defending the Monarch Butterfly (19 December 09:20)
Mexico is trying to protect the millions of monarch butterflies that travel there from the U.S. and Canada in a phenomenon thought to be one of the greatest migrations on Earth.
  Defending the Monarch (19 December 07:34)
Mexico is trying to protect the millions of monarch butterflies that travel from the U.S. and Canada to a mountainous region in Mexico, a phenomenon considered to be one of the greatest migr...
  Squeezing Value from Miles (16 December 07:39)
You can stretch your frequent-flier miles and get much more value out of them by getting out of the coach cabin. Scott McCartney on the upgrade strategy.
  US Airways Pilots Halt Voluntary Data Sharing (16 December 06:53)
In the latest setback for pilot-airline cooperation on safety initiatives, US Airways became the third mainline U.S. airline to discontinue voluntary programs for reporting operational incid...
  Journeys for Every Wallet (13 December 07:41)
There's a special appeal right now for books that offer travel advice, or just inspiring images of faraway places.
  The Next Bali (12 December 06:18)
With stunning natural beauty -- and a $600 million resort complex in the works -- Lombok aims to become a travel hot spot.
  One Hour Out: Kuala Lumpur (12 December 03:23)
Carey Island, a spot where you can faintly feel the land's ancient pulse, turns out to be just 50 minutes' easy drive from the Petronas Twin Towers in the center of Kuala Lumpur.
  Recession Spurs Ski Deals (10 December 08:02)
As the recession begins taking a toll on the ski industry, resort operators are offering a flurry of discounts they hope will draw more visitors.
  Dubai Airline Is Flying High (09 December 07:43)
Dubai's government-owned airline has put some of the glamour back into air travel. But it comes with a price: Emirates is a demanding employer, flight attendants say.
  5th Avenue Holiday (09 December 05:50)
The Plaza hotel in New York celebrates its first post-renovation holiday season … The Four Seasons Hotel Chicago offers New Year's Eve rates … and more.
  Plunging Value of Miles Saps Flier Loyalty (09 December 05:47)
The value of frequent-flier miles has dropped so far that airline programs no longer drive customer loyalty as strongly as they used to.
  Club Med Searches for Balance (08 December 06:47)
Club Méditerranée's plans to change its reputation from midmarket fun-in-the-sun destination to luxury brand could take a hit as the world economy falters.
  Wine Events: Late-Autumn Warmers (05 December 05:21)
A list of candlelit tastings and other events at wineries nationwide. Plus, a two-day wine sale at Sotheby's in London.
  Partying With the Laureates (05 December 05:18)
"Nobel Week" in Stockholm is full of festivities, many of them open to the public.
  Highs and Lows at Heathrow, JFK (03 December 01:19)
It's good news when the two most-congested airports in the world -- London's Heathrow and New York's JFK -- open new passenger terminals. But there are trade-offs.
  Highs and Lows at Heathrow, JFK Terminals (02 December 09:13)
There's good and bad news when the two most-congested airports in the world, London's Heathrow and New York's JFK, open new passenger terminals.
  Tourists Warm Up to Syria (28 November 09:24)
Syria offers inexpensive and reliable public transportation and its tourist attractions are not thronged with crowds.
  Tourists Warm Up to Syria (28 November 07:44)
Syria offers inexpensive and reliable public transportation and its tourist attractions are not thronged with crowds.
  Airlines Weather Turmoil (28 November 05:39)
Airlines have resisted the urge to add capacity as oil prices fall, positioning them for profits next year.
  City Walk: Melbourne (27 November 03:56)
Tour the city's gentrified alleyways – once associated with poor and uncouth inhabitants, these narrow lanes are now home to trendy stores and cafes worth exploring.
  What It Costs to Fly Your Luggage (26 November 01:52)
As you head off on Thanksgiving travels and prepare to pay baggage fees, you may wonder what it actually costs the airline to fly your bag.
  The Cost of Sending Luggage (25 November 08:05)
As you head off on Thanksgiving travels and prepare to pay baggage fees, you may wonder what it actually costs the airline to fly your bag.
  Starling Stalkers Try to Scare the Birds Out of Rome (24 November 09:55)
Rome's huge starling population has become a menace. So a conservationist and his team of assistants are crisscrossing the city with high-powered megaphones to drive the birds back to the co...
  Touring Obama's Ancestral Homeland (21 November 08:19)
Kenya's beleaguered tourism industry is preparing for an inaugural-season surge of visitors eager to trace President-elect Obama's African roots.
  Washington's Woodstock (21 November 09:15)
Celebrities, activists and jet-setters are preparing to turn the presidential inauguration into a mix of Woodstock and Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1963 speech on the National Mall.
  Vancouver: Let the Pre-Games Begin (21 November 08:14)
It's not too early to start planning a trip to the 2010 Winter Olympics. But, try checking out Vancouver this season for some great travel deals.
  Touring Obama's Homeland (21 November 05:52)
Kenya's beleaguered tourism industry is preparing for an inaugural-season surge of visitors eager to trace President-elect Obama's African roots.
  Dubai to Host Lavish Bash (20 November 06:03)
A casino mogul is throwing this boomtown's most lavish party to date, marking the opening of a $1.5 billion hotel on a man-made, palm-shaped island.
  Global Crisis Douses Hawaii Tourism (19 November 04:42)
High fuel prices, the bankruptcy filings of Aloha and ATA, and the nationwide slump in consumer confidence have slammed Hawaii's tourism industry.
  Steps to Ease Holiday Travel Hassles (19 November 04:28)
President Bush will open more military airspace to civilian flights during peak travel periods to help ease travel hassles.
  More Leg Room, Better Food, But Still Coach (18 November 09:21)
There's a way to buy comfort on long international flights even when you can't afford business class: "Premium economy" is seeing a recession resurgence.
  'Premium' Coach as Alternative to Business Class (18 November 07:52)
There's a way to buy comfort on long international flights even when you can't afford business class: "Premium economy" is seeing a recession resurgence.
  In Hawaii, Paradise Goes on Sale (14 November 05:55)
The state's tourism industry is in crisis mode. But the upshot for visitors is deals in what's been considered one of the priciest resort destinations.
  A New Air-Traffic-Control System (11 November 07:11)
A new air-traffic-control system about to be deployed has the potential to save fuel, shave time off long flights and enhance safety.
  A Double Helping of Desert (08 November 07:20)
In the Phoenix area, the Boulders Resort wins on setting, while the Four Seasons Scottsdale wins on style.
  Tamed, Transformed Phnom Penh (08 November 05:35)
Once famous for being the most lawless city in Asia, Phnom Penh is rapidly becoming the latest Asian tourist playground of spas and boutique hotels.
  Checking Out Asia's Historic Hotels (07 November 04:50)
While modern chains might be more familiar and predictable for travelers in Asia, properties with a history can enrich your own history.
  Making Vacation Rentals Reliable (05 November 07:21)
Hospitality companies are trying to find ways to make booking a vacation-home rental less mysterious and more reliable.
  A Flier's Plea to the New President (04 November 05:26)
Scott McCartney's wish list of what the new administration should do to improve air travel.
  Can Airport Food Get Off the Ground? (01 November 05:38)
Raymond Sokolov visits JetBlue's new terminal at JFK Airport. After some early snags, the new restaurants are showing promise.
  Mysterious Machu Picchu (01 November 03:03)
This lost city of the Incas, perched in the Peruvian Andes, continues to take visitors' breath away.
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