May 5, 2012Travel Dispatch |
Easy China, 3 WaysBy DAN LEVIN, KEITH BRADSHER and DAVID BARBOZA
Insiders cut through the chaos to offer easy-to-use cheat sheets for spending a week in Beijing, Hong Kong or Shanghai.
A Great View of Seoul, if You Follow the RulesBy CHOE SANG-HUN
A well-guarded mountain trek open for the past several years offers a picturesque panorama of the president's compound and a sprawling city.
A Tourist in My Son's New HomeBy DOMINIQUE BROWNING
It is a wise mother who remembers the lessons that once came out of her mouth about how to be a good houseguest.
36 Hours in Barcelona, SpainBy INGRID K. WILLIAMS
In the Catalan capital, tuna belly is painted with jamón fat, new galleries surface in the shadow of Gaudí and children play around the Magic Fountain.
FOOTSTEPSWhere Victor Hugo Found FreedomBy ANN MAH
In exile on Guernsey, off the coast of France, Hugo poured himself into "Les Misérables" and his home's decoration. More than 150 years later, the writer's Guernsey is still present.
HEADS UPSeattle, 50 Years After the FairBy CHRISTOPHER HALL
To remember its 1962 World's Fair, Seattle is giving the Space Needle a fresh look and hosting a six-month celebration.
FRUGAL TRAVELER BLOGFiji for the Rest of UsBy SETH KUGEL
Many Fiji resorts have a secret of sorts: a two-tier system with private cabanas for well-heeled travelers but also shared dorm rooms for those on a budget.
CHECK IN, CHECK OUTHotel Review: The Shelborne South BeachBy SARAH STODOLA
The Shelborne features show-stopping common areas and a location to match. But glitches could rub the sheen off the glitz.
PRACTICAL TRAVELERGetting Refunds if the Price DropsBy MICHELLE HIGGINS
A number of travel sites will help you get money back if the price of a room or flight drops after you reserve. So which one is right for you? Here's a guide to three of the sites.
Q&ATaking a Trip to Lend a HandBy KENAN CHRISTIANSEN
Six years ago, Ken Budd "saw the impact of small gestures" in Louisiana. Since then, he's traveled the world as a volunteer. In an interview, he offers advice for budding "voluntourists."
Letters to the Travel Editor
Readers respond to an article about travel agents.
MultimediaSLIDE SHOW: Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai
Dine in the clouds, visit one of the most surveilled spots in the world and have some tea in this tour of China's gateways.
SLIDE SHOW: A Ticket to Barcelona's Show
Culinary wizardry, architectural marvels and more await in the Catalan city by the sea.
SLIDE SHOW: Victor Hugo's Guernsey
See where the writer lived and worked during the most productive period of his life.
SLIDE SHOW: NoPa, San Francisco
Here, you can learn to stretch your own cheese while sporting a t-shirt from a shop called San Franpsycho.
SLIDE SHOW: Why We Travel
"With its year-round green landscape and hills and strong folklore, it was the perfect destination to show my American husband the south of Chile, my native country."
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