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Travel News
by CAMILLE CHIN
In November, we told you to ditch cookie-cutter hotel rooms for alternative accommodations like serviced apartments or vacation ...
Features
by ANITA DRAYCOTT
Mexico's Baja Peninsula has more PGA-worthy courses than you can shake a stick at
by SOPHIE LORENZO
Been there, done that? Here are five new destinations that should be on your list for 2012
» slideshow: New destinations for 2012
by ROBB BEATTIE
Why stay in a cookie-cutter hotel when you can get a unique space for the same price?
Travel Deals
by ANNAROSA SABBADINI
If you’re ever in the need of a place to sleep in Mexico City — one of the ...
The small out-of-the-way boutique Hotel Boca Chica has 36 sunlit rooms all with private balconies. Back in the ...
There’s no place on Earth quite like the Baja California peninsula in Mexico. Affordable hotels are plentiful. Two ...
by SUSAN MACCALLUM-WHITCOMB
Central America's latest undiscovered hot spot sheds its turbulent past
Starwood Hotels is offering 40 to 50 percent off your second night when you pay the first at ...
by SAM SOLOMON
Mexico had a rough go of it in 2009, tourism-wise. But 2010 is shaping up better: swine flu ...
by DR BRAD BOWINS
A globe-trotting MD shares his close encounters with this beautiful and fast-disappearing predator
by ANWAR ALI
Timeshares and fractional properties are a steal right now, but are they right for you?
Great Sleeps
VIEQUES This island is the answer to beach seekers who also crave seclusion. At 34-kilometres long and eight-kilometres ...
by JEREMY FERGUSON
Lazy days of strolling and whale watching in Todos Santos
The standard strategy for cutting costs on vacation is to take the road less travelled. Going too far ...
