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16 Questions You Should Never Ask In Paris
Ahh, to visit Paris in springtime. Before you head to that refined, sophisticated land of cheese and Champagne, it's crucial to make sure you won't embarrass yourself. If you know what's good for you,...
View ArticleA Group In Porto Is Offering The 'Worst Tours' Of The City For A Reason
Sometimes you gotta make the most of a not-so-great situation. Take three enterprising (and out of work) architects in Porto, the second-largest city in Portugal, a country which has been hit hard...
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Your Weekly Travel Zen: New Zealand
This week's Moment of Travel Zen comes to us from Eric Sheper. His photo of Cook's Cove shows the spectacular natural beauty of New Zealand. New Zealand is a perfect zen getaway -- relax on a beach,...
View ArticleAirline Pilot Michael Pascal Convicted Of Groping Girl On Flight
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An airline pilot was convicted this week of two counts of abusive sexual contact for groping a 14-year-old girl while he was a passenger on a flight from Detroit to Salt Lake City...
View ArticleThese Amazing Photos Will Make You Think Twice About Animal Deformities (PHOTOS)
Brandon Ballengée is really into frogs and amphibians. His interest isn't like ours -- common folk that used to stumble upon them in ponds as a kid and thought they were cute -- but to the extent where...
View ArticleExperts Told This Artist Her Dream Was Impossible. It's A Good Thing She...
British artist Sue Austin continues to push forward in ways even top experts never thought possible. Austin, who has been using a wheelchair for nearly two decades due to an extended illness, uses an...
View ArticleInnovations Dot Century-Old Wrigley Field's History
CHICAGO (AP) — It's hard to think of Wrigley Field as anything but a place of heartbreak — a place where fans wait, season after season, for an elusive World Series title that never comes. Yet in the...
View ArticleThree Ways to Be a Better Listener
Learning another language is like being a toddler. I live in Vietnam and I need to express myself daily: what I want to eat, where I need to go or sharing the magnificence of yesterday's sunset. The...
View ArticleAnimal Photos Of The Week: Search And Rescue Dogs Aid Ongoing Mudslide Recovery
This week has been an interesting one in the weird, wild world of animal news: A baby porcupine was rescued from its dead mother's womb after a tragic car accident. Euthanasia at zoos received more...
View ArticleWorst Travel Mishaps (and How to Avoid Them)
From the tiniest troubles (spilling your preflight Starbucks) to the absolute catastrophes (losing your passport in a strange country), no trip will go perfectly as planned. But there are preparations...
View ArticleSeven Super Hotel Innovations You Need to Know About
Not all consumer travel news is gloom and doom. The hotel industry, unlike the far less competitive airline sector, is seeing some positive progress. Arguably, traveler-friendly trends -- from...
View ArticleYou've Never Seen A Coral Reef Like This Before
A hard piece of coral transforms into a flexible creature, its finger-covered tendrils extended toward the ocean currents. Alien surfaces morph and flex in shimmering iridescence. Worm-like "mouths"...
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10 Tips on How to Survive a Spiritual Festival
Photo credit: Gun Gun She looked like a willow tree: the woman with braided, beaded hair who sat next to me on the bus to the Bali Spirit Festival grounds just south of the Eat, Pray, Love town, Ubud....
View ArticleExotic Seafood You Have to Travel for
Whether it's caught by a local fisherman in a nearby bay and sold fresh at your neighborhood seafood market or it's caught thousands of miles away in another ocean and is only consumable on another...
View ArticleFirst Time Istanbul
Istanbul first-timers need comfy shoes, hearty appetites, history lessons and laser-sharp haggling skills, as Jetsetter.com discovered on a recent trip. Here we help you suss out the top sights to see...
View ArticleThis Is Why You Never Trust Another Skier's Tracks
"If it seems too good to be true," the old saying goes, "it probably is." As this poor skier can attest, apparently that goes double for fresh powder just waiting to be tracked up. Making the most of...
View ArticleHigh Roller, The World's Tallest Ferris Wheel, Opens In Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Riders are getting their first turns on a skyline-changing Las Vegas Strip observation wheel that's opening as the world's tallest. A ceremony Monday at 11:30 a.m. local time marks the...
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How to Enjoy Your Spring Break With Kids (Hint: Put Your Phone Down)
It's that time of year again: Spring break! Or as many moms think of it... just another week, but with an exorbitant amount of sand, close quarters and a really small washing machine. No matter what...
View ArticleTourist Scams: What You Need to Know
Few things are going to cause you stress on a trip abroad, like getting cheated, duped, taken advantage of or just plain screwed over. When we travel, we often let our guard down, because we're curious...
View ArticleGood Samaritans Safely Removed 6-Month-Old Baby From Mudslide Rubble
The mudslide that took place in Oso, Wash., last weekend has claimed the lives of at least 21 people, according to the Associated Press, but thanks to some heroic rescuers, a 6-month-old baby was saved...
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