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  • 2011-03-08 18:39:33 UTC By T+L
    Travel affordably through Europe by train

    Though European low-cost airlines have gotten a lot of press, taking the train may often be more affordable (and comfortable) than flying, especially if you have multiple stops in ... More

  • 2010-02-10 14:24:34 UTC By T+L
    Buses in Cancún

    Local buses (about 65 cents) run every few minutes and are reasonably quick. They're a good alternative to a taxi at about one-tenth of the cost. Route 1 runs between the hotel zo... More

  • 2010-02-10 14:17:06 UTC By T+L
    Getting to Cancún from Cancún International Airport

    Most major rental-car companies have stalls in the airport; reserve before leaving home for the best rates. Travelers can (and should) book authorized taxi, shuttle or private car ... More

  • 2010-02-10 13:53:28 UTC By T+L
    Translink buses around Vancouver

    The city's Translink public bus system is exceptionally good; buses are clean, new, and clearly marked, any many run on electricity. Translink buses are especially useful for trave... More

  • 2010-02-10 13:45:27 UTC By T+L
    Travel between downtown Vancouver and the airport

    Taxis between downtown and YVR cost approximately C$30, or US$28. Coach service is available on The Airporter (www.yvrairporter.com) between the airport and major downtown hotels;... More

  • 2010-02-10 12:39:50 UTC By T+L
    Buses in Florence, Italy

    There's no point hopping aboard a bus in the tiny historic center-after two to three stops, you'll find yourself out in the suburbs. For routes to outlying churches, museums, and r... More

  • 2010-02-10 12:38:05 UTC By T+L
    Getting around Florence, Italy

    If you're staying in this tiniest of Europe's major sightseeing cities, plan to walk everywhere. Whatever you do, don't rent a car. The city is small enough to negotiate in a pair ... More

  • 2010-02-10 12:23:06 UTC By T+L
    City trains around Berlin

    Once a horror that quite often literally hit a (well, the) wall, Berlin's public transport system is now nearly completely patched together. The S-Bahn (commuter) and U-Bahn (subwa... More

  • 2010-02-10 12:05:32 UTC By T+L
    Trams, buses, and the Metro in Amsterdam

    Buses and trams stop throughout the central city, while the Metro lines travel only between Centraal Station and the suburbs. Route maps are posted at every bus and tram stop, and ... More

  • 2010-02-10 12:04:08 UTC By T+L
    Getting around in Amsterdam

    If you're staying in any of the central neighborhoods, walking is often your best bet. Forget renting a car, as the 12th-century streets weren't designed to accommodate vehicles an... More

  • 2010-02-10 11:30:48 UTC By T+L
    Public transportation in Chicago

    Traffic is notoriously bad in the city and parking is quite expensive-unless you can find a rare metered spot. Therefore, the best way to get around is to utilize the CTA (Chicago ... More

  • 2010-02-10 10:31:50 UTC By T+L
    Getting around Madird

    Madrid's extensive bus and subway system is relatively easy to navigate - though even easier with a bit of Spanish. You can pick up a "10 viajes" ticket for 6.40 euros from any to... More

  • 2009-12-10 10:19:36 UTC By T+L
    Public transport in Dublin

    Dublin lacks the comprehensive integrated public transport system of other European capitals. The LUAS is an on-street tram system with two lines, the most useful one being the Red... More

  • 2009-12-04 11:31:11 UTC By T+L
    Buses, trams, and ferries in Istanbul

    Buses, trams, and ferries link all the major city neighborhoods—and are clean, affordable, and fairly comfortable. For schedules, routes, and fares, check out www.turkeytravelplann... More

  • 2009-12-02 12:23:35 UTC By T+L
    The "bus 64" sting in Rome

    The Scam: Bus 64 passes many of Rome’s most famous historic sights, so it’s hugely popular with tourists—and pickpockets. Working in teams of three or four,... More

  • 2009-12-02 12:20:11 UTC By T+L
    Watch out for the "tumbling woman"

    Where: London but could happen anywhere. The Scam: “If there’s a commotion, assume it’s a fake to distract the victim of a pickpocke... More

  • 2009-11-02 12:46:50 UTC By T+L
    Getting to and from Athens’s airport

    Eleftherios Venizelos Airport (locals call it “Spata,” the name of the surrounding area), 20 miles east of downtown, is remarkably easy to reach by metro or taxi. The Athens Metro’... More

  • 2009-11-02 12:42:57 UTC By T+L
    Taking the Metro in Athens

    If you can take the Athens Metro to get to your destination, do. It’s new, clean, cheap (less than a dollar per ticket), and easy to use. Multilingual ticket machines sell you the ... More

  • 2009-10-15 12:16:10 UTC By T+L
    Getting around Oahu

    No need to rent a car here. The public bus—called simply “the Bus” (808-848-5555; www.thebus.org)—covers 150 miles of the island, for just $2.25 per one-way trip. You can get off a... More

  • 2009-10-01 14:31:17 UTC By T+L
    Buses in Costa Rica

    Numerous private and public buses run from San José to outlying destinations around the country. Of the privately operated companies, Grayline (011-506-220-2126; www.graylinecostar... More

  • 2009-07-24 12:55:32 UTC By T+L
    Take public transit from the airport

    Most major cities have direct airport-to-city buses or trains that not only are far less expensive, but often get you to your destination faster than a taxi or hotel limo. The savi... More

  • 2009-04-20 17:09:10 UTC By T+L
    Getting to and around Taipei

    EVA Airways offers direct flights to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Newark, and often offers special fares, as does Cathay Pacifi... More

  • 2008-12-22 11:21:05 UTC By T+L
    Getting around Hong Kong

    “When I’m traveling in a city, I love to use public transportation,” T+L green guru Amy Farley says. “Not only is it often the most effective way to get around but it also lets you... More

  • 2008-12-22 11:21:03 UTC By T+L
    Getting to and around Seoul

    Nonstop flights to Seoul are available from New York and San Francisco on Korean Air. Many major carriers also connect through Tokyo. The best way to get around Seoul is on the exc... More

  • 2008-12-22 11:20:59 UTC By T+L
    Navigate major U.S. transit systems

    A simple hopstop.com search yields point-to-point bus, subway, and taxi directions in six major U.S. cities. Helpful extras include trip cost, expected travel time, and amount of w... More

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