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Travel: Cruise lines get approval to sail to Cuba

Norwegian and Royal Caribbean cruises this week announced that they have received permission from the Cuban government to sail from the U.S. to Cuba.
Rick Steves: Chill out in Europe for warm winter memories

Rick Steves: Chill out in Europe for warm winter memories

Every summer, Europe greets a stampede of sightseers. Instead of jumping into the peak-season pig pile, consider planning a trip for the off-season — generally, that means November through March.
Portugal’s striking modern architecture is increasingly drawing tourists

Portugal’s striking modern architecture is increasingly drawing tourists

One of the founding fathers of Portuguese modern architecture, Alvaro Siza Vieira, once said that tradition is a challenge to innovation.

Cedar Mesa, Utah, a treasure trove of ruins, rock formations

CEDAR MESA, Utah Hiking Owl Canyon in southeastern Utah, I reach a dry waterfall too steep to descend, forcing me to explore both sides of the canyon in search of a path down.
Road trip from Las Vegas to Reno reveals Nevada delights

Road trip from Las Vegas to Reno reveals Nevada delights

Lighter in our wallets, we six friends leave the glitz and glamour of Vegas with the goal of reaching Reno using only back roads.
Take the plunge in Evian, an historic French spa town

Take the plunge in Evian, an historic French spa town

I think I love Évian. That thought came to me during a morning walk of the sun-dappled cobblestoned streets in this charming town located on the south side of Western Europe’s largest lake, Lake Geneva, or Lac Léman to the French.
Guest ranch offers chance to explore prairie lands on horseback

Guest ranch offers chance to explore prairie lands on horseback

Saturday dawns frosty and foggy. Initially, my daughter, Grace, and I fear our 8 a.m. horseback ride in Alberta’s Badlands will be cancelled. But no, Rocking R Guest Ranch co-owner Marvin Kinsman assures us the conditions are perfect.
Yellowstone in fall still sees surprising crowds — of humans and wildlife

Yellowstone in fall still sees surprising crowds — of humans and wildlife

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Bison surrounded our minivan. Big ones and little ones. Some weighing about a ton, strolling a metre outside my window. This was so Yellowstone.
Saskatchewan's portion of Trans Canada Trail a walk through history

Saskatchewan's portion of Trans Canada Trail a walk through history

REGINA Standing on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River, near the Whitecap Dakota First Nation, presents a view of an endless river and a valley on either side.
Motoring trip in the Applachians a knockout tour of fall foliage

Motoring trip in the Applachians a knockout tour of fall foliage

BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY Here’s how not to start a road trip. First, at the Alamo rental car counter at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport just over the line from Washington, D.C., discover that your driver’s licence is missing.