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Cruising will be more popular than ever in 2025. Here's what's new and noteworthy on the high seas.

Here at Frommer’s, we’re all about showing you how to make your travels smarter, cheaper, or more fun. So we looked for the latest gadgets designed to do all of the above—just in time for your holiday wish list.

Once an expanse of abandoned warehouses, Miami's Wynwood Walls has become, since opening in 2009, what the artist RISK has described as the "Olympics of street art." Developer Tony Goldman (who had previously helped transform New York City's SoHo and Philadelphia's 13th Street) had the idea of inviting the world's preeminent graffiti artists to turn the facades of Wynwood's buildings into canvases for eye-popping murals.

Delta Air Lines and other carriers are using artificial intelligence to set airfare at the highest possible limit that it thinks you'd pay.

In December 2024, a new law went into effect in Spain requiring tourists to disclose extensive personal information to hotels and police. Experts warn the measure exposes visitors to fraud.

Greenwich Village started as its own hamlet, a place where, as in Boccaccio’s Decameron, the well-to-do fled on an almost yearly basis to escape the plagues (recurrent bouts of yellow fever, mostly) of colonial Nieuw Amsterdam and then New York City. Building began in earnest in the 1820s and 1830s, with wealthy families constructing row house after row house in what was then a suburb.

What to expect at Denver's Casa Bonita, the over-the-top Tex-Mex restaurant made famous by 'South Park'

You won't hear jazz or zydeco playing from the speakers here, and there's not a Carnival mask or bea

Not many schwarma-and-felafel-joints have this kind of pedigree, with an owner who learned his trade

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