What if you could capture the romance of Paris, the medieval charm of Spain or the white-washed villas of the Greek Isles without actually heading to Europe?

Summer is a great time for the typical things -- grilling, baseball, beach going -- but it's just as good a time to escape the heat and take in a special exhibit that's passing through for a limite...

A long weekend trip from the west coast to Europe is pretty ridiculous. If it weren't for the fact that I was partaking in such a momentous occasion -- the inaugural Open Skies flight -- I would ha...

Amtrak has revived online-bookable codes for the popular northeast corridor, so now that gas is pushing $4, there's more reasons than ever to try the train.

We've culled the best deals to and from the top destinations so that you can benefit from the perks of high season without suffering the high cost.

Although you may have been inclined to travel to U.S. National Parks independently in the past, the price of gas this summer may have you rethinking the prospect of hitting the road on your own.

Spring is definitely now in full swing: the snow and ice have melted away, grizzly bears come out of their winter hibernation, and the 2008 visitors season has begun at parks across the west.

Just a few miles from downtown Miami, Biscayne National Park is one of America's most accessible playgrounds, a place where you can boat, snorkel, camp, watch wildlife, and explore a bit of history.

Both the natural and the human-made marvels that coexist in Panama are a considerable draw for travelers to Central America's isthmus nation.

Despite being just minutes from luxury resorts, Magnolia Springs and Foley offer laid-back pursuits geared towards modern-day travelers.