Looking for information on flights and local attractions? Need to check the latest weather conditions? As the saying goes, “there’s an app for that!” This week’s list features many popular mobile applications designed to help you plan your trip and take the guesswork out of your next vacation.

Airports, in their search for extra revenue, are now making it easier for passengers to buy alcohol after entering the terminal.

Exotic foods from a new destination can be one of the highlights of your travels: ask your server what’s good and discover a new delicacy on your next trip.

Cupcakes are the perfect little dessert or snack. They’re so irresistible you can eat a dozen in one sitting and each tiny cupcake provides a personalized eating experience. Here are some of the best places to indulge your sweet tooth with a cupcake:

Oktoberfest began in Munich, Germany in 1810 as a wedding celebration for Bavarian Crown Prince Ludwig’s marriage to Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen. German immigrants took the tradition, known for consuming beer and sausages, with them when they moved to the U.S. Whether you’re headed for the official celebration in Munich or not, you can still celebrate at one of the top ten Oktoberfest festivals

San Diego may be known for attractions like Sea World and the San Diego Zoo, but the city is also home to some of the best beaches in the country. Whether you’re looking for killer waves, soft sand to build castles or fresh-grilled seafood, there are so many reasons to visit that your only dilemma will be how long to stay.

Anchorage is a top North American city, not only in a literal geographic sense. Named an All-American City for four years, the city is a prosperous metropolis amidst stunning natural wonders. Surrounded by six mountain …

Often called the “Island of Enchantment,” San Juan, Puerto Rico is the perfect Caribbean destination for U.S. travelers for many reasons. First, there is the ease of travel; U.S. citizens do not need a passport to enter this U.S. Territory. Not only is this great for non-passport holders, but without customs and immigration travel is considerably less stressful.

Montreal is filled with atmospheric neighborhoods. The city’s core is characterized by unique shopping venues and high-end nightlife spots. The nearby neighborhood known as Old Montreal is known for its classy and quaint streets and its subtle old world vibe. Perhaps one of the city’s most exciting and unique neighborhoods is the Quartier Latin. This area is a hub of after-dark activity and also has a slightly bohemian personality with plenty of cheap restaurants, live music venues and budget places to sleep.

Montreal is the cultural center of Francophone Canada. It is the third largest French-speaking city in the world. Though the city shares some traits with Paris, it has its own distinct culture and is quite unlike anything you would experience on the other side of the Atlantic. Its history, food, fashion, nightlife and full festival calendar set Montreal apart from other Canadian destinations.