Air, land or sea, Cancun has fun activities for all
If you want to play in the air, on land or even underwater on your next vacation, don't look any further than a trip to Cancun, which has it all.

Taking headaches out of travel for frequent fliers
A job that requires a lot of travel might initially sound glamorous and jet-setting, but any business traveler who has logged countless miles will tell you differently. Because travel for work is a necessity, many new innovations are designed to ease the discomforts of it and mitigate the inconveniences it presents. Here are a few ideas to make things easier for business travelers and frequent fliers.

The best time to rediscover a destination - 'shoulder season'
The first few months of the year when many Americans are spending time at home trying to recuperate from the hustle and bustle of the holidays may not seem like an ideal time for a vacation. However, this time known as "shoulder season" is a fantastic time for savvy travelers to find great deals on airfare, hotels and attractions while simultaneously experiencing top destinations in a whole new way.

New ways to stay connected while you travel
If you're a frequent traveler, you know one of the biggest challenges is keeping in touch with friends and family while you're on the road. Losing cell phone service or your high-speed Internet connection can feel like the end of the world, but it doesn't have to be. Whether you travel for work or pleasure, you can use the following tips to keep in touch with the people who matter most.

Proactive vehicle maintenance can help to avoid winter breakdowns
As temperatures continue to drop, motorists should ensure their vehicles are winter-ready by performing simple maintenance checks.

The art of Vegas: city's galleries are big draw
In addition to the glitz and glamour that brings plenty of tourists and gamblers to Las Vegas, the city also contains many fabulous collections of art - from the psychedelic to the contemporary and everything in between.

How to see Paris on the quick
Even with the increasing popularity of "mini" vacations, many travelers don't want to be confined to their country's own borders. The good news is that you can get a lot out of a short vacation - you just need to plan ahead a little bit more if you're headed to a city jam-packed with things to see and do, like Paris.

A foodie destination like no other: New York City
Name a famous chef, and it's pretty likely that, if their restaurant empires aren't headquartered in New York, they have an outpost here. Whether you save up for one special night at a top-of-the-line restaurant or put your year's vacation budget toward trying multiple hotspots, dining at a top-flight restaurant is an essential part of any foodie's trip.

Finding small-town character in California
Even in California's two biggest, most famous cities, you can find small-town character. All you need to do is get a bit off of the typical tourist trail and in no time, you'll feel right at home. Of course, there are also real small towns in the state that have a distinct personality and are destinations in their own right.

An international tour in one location
If you're looking for an international experience on your next vacation, you don't need to worry about renewing your passport, exchanging money, or sitting on an airplane for hours at a time. Within a 15 minute walk, you can see the sights of Rome, tour the canals of Venice, feel the heat from an erupting volcano and take a photo of the Eiffel Tower, while experiencing the sights, lights and glamour on the Strip in Las Vegas.

Traveling to Houston? Five fun facts you probably didn't know
What do you know about Houston? Other than it being one of a handful of cities most Americans can name in the Lone Star State?

The easiest way to paradise: Cruising the Bahamas
There are a lot of people in need of something more than your average vacation. The fast pace of modern life translates into a lot of stress, so the last thing that many travelers want is t one more thing to organize.

Tips for increasing your truck's gas mileage
With the high cost of fuel, many pickup owners are feeling the burn at the pump. While some consumers may be able to purchase a new truck that gets better gas mileage, many of us are financially stuck with the truck we currently have. To cope, there are several things you can do to save gas money now.

Making the most of a 'mini' getaway
Even in the best of times, many Americans feel guilty about spending time and money on vacation. Our track record for using the vacation days afforded to us is weak, at best. But the truth is, we all need a break to refresh ourselves and ideally, enrich our lives. This year, vacation-deprived and time-starved travelers are pushing the notion of a "staycation" aside while opting for a "getawaycation."

In Vegas, the hotels themselves are the stars of the city
No doubt about it, gambling is the big draw for nearly everyone who visits Vegas. But attached to some of the hottest casinos in Vegas are some of the most exotic, interesting and luxurious hotels in the world - hotels so interesting in and of themselves that you never even have to set foot on a casino floor to experience the excitement and unique flavor of Las Vegas.

Turn your travels upside down with a cruise to South America
Sometimes it can be difficult to really leave the stress of everyday life behind when you go on vacation - some problems seem to travel with us. To really turn your perspective on its head, consider a cruise that will take you to some of the most exotic destinations in the Southern Hemisphere.