The Getaway: Cruise Mishaps: How Normal Are They?

Gerald Herbert/Associated Press The Triumph being towed to Mobile Bay in February. Its name is Triumph, yet this year has been anything but that for the 14-year-old ship owned by Carnival Corporation, the world's largest cruise company. The...

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In Transit Blog: Teamwork for a Channel

DoubleTree by Hilton has teamed up with Google to create a YouTube channel called DTour, which allows travelers to post their photos and videos from other social-networking sites like Facebook, GooglePlus and Instagram. The site's map displays locations...

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T Magazine: By Design | Diamond in the Rough

The Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao may favor Brutalist forms, but with her signature light touch she's creating her country's most elegant buildings. If your first thoughts of Mexico are of drug wars and narco-terrorism, you may have missed out on...

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T Magazine: Yes, Please | Party of One

Why suffer through grumbling vacations with others when it's so much more blissful to go it alone? The first rule of travel is that you should always go with someone you love, which is why I travel alone. The writer's life is more openly narcissistic...

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Personal Journeys: In Angola, a Dollar and a Meal

In the last slanted softening of late afternoon light, against the squealy repeated note of one small insect's cheep, under the bird-haunted acacia tree towering over the bare trampled compound, and near Camillo's derelict-looking car, dirt footprints...

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In Transit Blog: Limited Options for Airline Check-In

Back when air travel was new and glamorous, the check-in desk, where an elegant air hostess would greet you, was a delightful way to start your journey. Nowadays, it is more often the site of overwhelmed agents contending with long lines of frustrated...

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Frugal Traveler Blog: Five Travel Problems and Sites That Try to Solve Them

Ah, the problems budget travelers used to have. Hours on the phone with the airlines trying to pin down the cheapest fare. A bargain B&B that looked great in the brochure – if only there were a way to access feedback from previous guests. I wish...

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T Magazine: In the Air | Delft Touch

While a new generation of artists and designers are coming up with modern ways to reinterpret the classic combination of blue and white at the same time, its antique porcelain predecessor is hitting record highs at auction. Whether it is Valentino's...

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T Magazine: Su Casa Es Mi Casa

You may not get room service or a terry cloth robe, but what Airbnb vacation rentals lack in amenities, they make up for in unbelievable, sometimes rather bizarre experiences. One of urban life's uncommon diversions is the chance to ransack the drawers...

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In Transit Blog: Walkabout – 5/6: Sungnyemun Gate Reopens in Seoul; Stockholm Welcomes Back ABBA

Walkabout A weekly capsule of travel news curated by our writers and editors. Restoration Celebration The 600-year-old Sungnyemun Gate in Seoul, which was destroyed in an arson attack in 2008, reopened this weekend with great fanfare,...

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T Magazine: Objects | Star Light, Star Bright

A colorful gem added to a simple white shirt and slicked-back hair creates a look as classically decadent as a long summer night. See the interactive slide show kill_source=true; kill_footer=true; kill_header=true; kill_date=true; kill_google_tr...

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Personal Journeys: In West Africa, a Dollar and a Meal

In the last slanted softening of late afternoon light, against the squealy repeated note of one small insect's cheep, under the bird-haunted acacia tree towering over the bare trampled compound, and near Camillo's derelict-looking car, dirt footprints...

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Check In: Hotel Review: Capri by Fraser in Singapore

Juliana Tan The Capri is about a 30-minute taxi ride from downtown. Rates from 250 Singapore dollars, about $208, at 1.20 Singapore dollars to the U.S. dollar. Basics The relatively sleepy and leafy stretch of the Changi area on Singapore's far...

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Bites: Restaurant Report: Found in Evanston, Ill.

Eugene Galdones The chef's board at Found. Lamb meatballs and flatbread appear in the background. With its walkable streets, rumbling "L" train, sprawling university campus and diverse population, Evanston, Ill., is a suburb that has long appealed...

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T Magazine: Treescapes

For the past decade, the artist Myoung Ho Lee has been wandering around his native South Korea, shooting trees like some kind of arboreal Avedon, in stark relief against a plain white canvas. His pictures possess the glamour and focus of studio portraits,...

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T Magazine: Su Casa Es Mi Casa

You may not get room service or a terry cloth robe, but what Airbnb vacation rentals lack in amenities, they make up for in unbelievable, sometimes rather bizarre experiences. One of urban life's uncommon diversions is the chance to ransack the drawers...

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Panama City Rising

Tito Herrera for The New York Times Casco Viejo, the old quarter of Panama City, left, and a newer, more vertical skyline, right. Traffic into Panama City was flowing for once, so Miguel Fábrega had only a moment to point out the crumbling ruins...

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Check In: Hotel Review: Capri by Fraser in Singapore

Juliana Tan The Capri is about a 30-minute taxi ride from downtown. Rates from 250 Singapore dollars, about $208, at 1.20 Singapore dollars to the U.S. dollar. Basics The relatively sleepy and leafy stretch of the Changi area on Singapore's far...

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Bites: Restaurant Report: Found in Evanston, Ill.

Eugene Galdones The chef's board at Found. Lamb meatballs and flatbread appear in the background. With its walkable streets, rumbling "L" train, sprawling university campus and diverse population, Evanston, Ill., is a suburb that has long appealed...

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T Magazine: Treescapes

For the past decade, the artist Myoung Ho Lee has been wandering around his native South Korea, shooting trees like some kind of arboreal Avedon, in stark relief against a plain white canvas. His pictures possess the glamour and focus of studio portraits,...

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Panama City Rising

Tito Herrera for The New York Times Casco Viejo, the old quarter of Panama City, left, and a newer, more vertical skyline, right. Traffic into Panama City was flowing for once, so Miguel Fábrega had only a moment to point out the crumbling ruins...

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Check In: Hotel Review: Capri by Fraser in Singapore

Juliana Tan The Capri is about a 30-minute taxi ride from downtown. Rates from 250 Singapore dollars, about $208, at 1.20 Singapore dollars to the U.S. dollar. Basics The relatively sleepy and leafy stretch of the Changi area on Singapore's far...

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Bites: Restaurant Report: Found in Evanston, Ill.

Eugene Galdones The chef's board at Found. Lamb meatballs and flatbread appear in the background. With its walkable streets, rumbling "L" train, sprawling university campus and diverse population, Evanston, Ill., is a suburb that has long appealed...

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