Low-cost airlines are promising direct links to far-flung locations at far lower prices than the traditional carriers offer.

  When it comes to Nicaraguan culture, new and old, nothing compares to Granada.

  Amid the vineyards of southern France, the Rivesaltes internment camp stands as a reminder of the past, and future site of a memorial and education center.

  New York has an endless number of places to watch football, especially on Saturdays when college alumni groups take over and grown men and women revert to tailgating undergrads.

  When you spend more than 100 nights a year on the road as I do, the thought of one more four-hour $400 meal has me searching for my nearest escape route.

  Witchcraft aside, if you love architecture, history and culture, you may succumb to Salem?s magic.

  A place that?s hip but not modern, with room to spare and a great party location.

  In the shop of this young Jordanian jewelry designer you?ll find whimsical designs in silver, copper or bronze drawn from the landscape and wildlife.

  Pop Japan Travel, which focuses on Japanese pop culture, is offering two new trips to Tokyo.

  We asked a few industry insiders -- Clifford Winston, Richard Branson, Gary Topping, Patrick Smith and Josh Marks -- to address several questions about the state of the industry.

  Singapore Airlines unveiled its first A380 superjumbo jet, delayed by nearly two years of corporate upheaval at Airbus.

  Many business travelers are finding ways to turn their travel for work with time for cultural and historical sightseeing.

  Although it?s been a terrible year for air travel and I?ll be back to griping soon enough, let us appreciate how well the system can work when it isn?t stressed to the max.

  Butler Street, which once wallowed in seedy obscurity, is now a hub for arts, fashion and interior design.