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Here's the thing about hotels charging for internet access: I hate it. Rates are always too high and service tends to be spotty, and the whole thing is a major racket. But, Marriott's free Wi-Fi announcement is a step in the right direction....read more»
According to the TSA, repealing the prohibition is "a common sense, risk-based security decision," which will allow inspectors to find more dangerous items like explosives....read more»
A free tank of gas, no extra-driver fees for spouses or domestic partners, and discounted rates on larger car rentals. That's what Hertz is offering up as its "Family Pack Offer," available from August 2 through October 31....read more»
JetBlue and Southwest, current kingpins among U.S. low-fare airlines, are fighting back against newcomer Virgin America. You might say that the "Virgin America effect" is taking over California....read more»
The California Drives 2007 magazine covers 12 road trips ranging in length from 100 to 785 miles. Even if you don't follow a trip from start to finish, the guide can still offer ideas and inspiration. And it's free....read more»
Every year around August 16, people gather from all over the world to pay tribute to the King of Rock & Roll, and this year marks the 30th anniversary of his death, insuring that this Elvis Week will be bigger than ever before....read more»
Downloadable audio tours offer discreet insight into cities around the world. Here are three sites with tours, some of which are free....read more»
The much-anticipated airline began selling tickets early this morning. Virgin America will take to the air on August 8 with service between San Francisco and Los Angeles and New York's JFK....read more»
Feeling burned by that list of the seven ancient wonders of the world after you couldn't find the lighthouse during your visit to Alexandria? Well, now there's a fresh list of places that are still standing....read more»
Salem's Haunted Passport program offers about $150 in savings at area retailers, restaurants, attractions, and hotels. Available for $13 apiece, the passes will be sold starting August 15, with discounts valid through April 2008....read more»
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Always on the lookout for cheap flights for her own travels, Airfare Editor Patricia Magaña has pounced on numerous deals since joining SmarterTravel in 2005. more »
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