Bargain Hotel Spas
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The economy might be on the mend, but a lot of people are still feeling a financial crunch. That’s why we’ve put together this list of budget friendly hotel spas. After all, sometimes we just …

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Destination of the Week: Beijing City Guide
July 12, 2010 – 6:00 am | No Comment
Destination of the Week: Beijing City Guide

Beijing is a city with more than 3,000 years of recorded history and a glorious cultural heritage; yet it is also a bustling metropolis that has given birth to an artistic youth movement in recent years. The slick new veneer and upbeat energy from the 2008 Olympics remains, along with the new urban development and boom in upscale shopping and dining. Today’s Beijing is a place where ancient historical sights stand side-by-side with a thriving avant-garde culture.

Beijing’s Music Scene
July 12, 2010 – 6:00 am | No Comment
Beijing’s Music Scene

In Beijing, you will find an eclectic music scene that is a mix of centuries-old tradition, thoroughly modern experimentation and cheesy pop culture. We’ve rounded up where you can check out these three styles of music in the city:

“No Jet Lag” Pills and More
July 6, 2010 – 12:24 pm | No Comment

Sephora Brush Set

Don’t let stale cabin air or rough weather conditions get you down in the air or on the road. This week, we feature products to help you stay hydrated, jet-lag free, and generally fitter and happier while traveling.

Guide to Planning A Singles Vacation
July 5, 2010 – 6:29 am | No Comment
Guide to Planning A Singles Vacation

Many singles don’t realize that meeting new friends and potential romantic interests when traveling is far easier than achieving the same results on their home turf. If you’re single and planning a weekend getaway or week long vacation, for example, and your goal is to meet new people, you’ll definitely want to plan your destination and itinerary accordingly.

Hotel of the Week: GrandVelas All-Suites & Spa Resort
July 5, 2010 – 6:22 am | No Comment
Hotel of the Week: GrandVelas All-Suites & Spa Resort

Without hesitation, it’s easy to call GrandVelas All-Suites & Spa Resert one of the very best all-inclusive resorts in all of Mexico. In fact, this is where 27 Presidents from Latin American countries have chosen to vacation, and it truly lives up to its promises.

Schoenbrunn: Lessons in History and Lavish Living
July 5, 2010 – 6:10 am | One Comment
Schoenbrunn: Lessons in History and Lavish Living

Whatever you do, don’t call Schoenbrunn the Versailles of Austria—though that’s basically what it’s been called since its construction. The massive 1,441-room palace, which was built by the Hapsburg Emperor Leopold I from 1696-1712 for his son Josef I, was actually conceived of as a grand project meant to dwarf the massive French chateau of Louis XIV, but the Austrian Treasury ran short of funds and the original plans for the palace outside Vienna were never completed.

Top 10 Hotel Bars
July 5, 2010 – 6:00 am | No Comment

Park Hyatt Tokyo

This is by no means a definitive list; we are constantly on the hunt for the newest, coolest hotel lounges. But these 10 definitely make our list of hip, interesting spots to sip a libation and soak up a great atmosphere.

Troubadours and Tasting Rooms in the Wachau
July 5, 2010 – 6:00 am | No Comment
Troubadours and Tasting Rooms in the Wachau

About an hour northwest along the Danube from Vienna lies one of the most scenic, romantic regions in Europe—renowned not only for its beautiful castle ruins and picturesque towns, but also for its world-class wines. The area is called the Wachau, and Austrians and tourists alike flock to its leafy byways to admire its natural wonders and epicurean delights.

Destination of the Week: Vienna City Guide
July 5, 2010 – 6:00 am | No Comment
Destination of the Week: Vienna City Guide

Most visitors know Vienna for its imposing boulevards, classical music history, and heavy traditional cuisine. But this grand capital has once again become the crossroads of Europe, with a thriving economy, a vibrant arts community, and a cosmopolitan culinary scene. Here are a few reasons to get reacquainted with the Imperial City.

LowFares.com Summer Travel Story Contest
July 1, 2010 – 6:21 pm | One Comment
LowFares.com Summer Travel Story Contest

Summer is both a time for making new memories and reflecting on those from years past. We want you to share your Best Summer Travel Story (in 100 words or less) with us for the chance to win a free $250 (USD) Visa gift card. You can use the money for upcoming travel plans this season! Here’s how to enter…