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Check out the latest batch of travel photos sent in by msnbc.com readers.
Opinion: Customers want a break. Respect can make up for a lot of the other terrible things happening in the airline industry. Full story
Passengers on the Oasis of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship, have plenty to look at.
Review: The world’s largest cruise ship is truly mega-resort for mariners. Full story
What experience is best?
Long referred to as the center of American business, New York is a melting pot of cultures and landscapes. Take a visual tour of some of the Big Apple’s most famous attractions.
The new Oasis of the Seas is truly a leviathan — 225,000 tons, 16 passenger decks and beds for 6,296 guests and 2,165 crewmembers — and she’s ready to set sail in full service.
Debbie Burk books a four-star hotel in Chicago, but ends up with a room rated a half star lower. She argues with her online travel agent over its star ratings system. Is she stuck?
Rome's largest taxi cooperative is trying to improve the bad name of the city's cabbies, notorious among tourists to one of the world's best loved cities.
If you’re a golf fanatic itching to tee off while vacationing in the Golden State, you’ll want to take a closer look at these hotel packages.
Barry Manilow says plenty of people still like to hear great love songs, so he's keeping things romantic as he moves to the Las Vegas Strip for a new show opening March 5.
Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas is a cornucopia of amusements aimed at quashing the notion that cruising is a sedentary vacation, said chief executive Richard Fain.
Icy crevasses, monster moguls, soaring cliffs, and avalanche risks: for some skiers, these are all part of the fun.
Every year, railways around the country get decked out for the season and offer families a great way to combine a visit with Santa and a fun family outing. Next stop, North Pole!
Continental Airlines Inc. said Monday that credit and debit cards will be accepted for purchases onboard most its aircraft starting Tuesday.
Sure, there's always an adventure that's more dangerous or more expensive, but adrenaline junkies without hedge funds still have plenty to chose from.