Smartphone app: reserve a private driver
When you’re exploring New York or San Francisco, use Uber (Android, iOS, iPhone, iPad; free) to get a livery cab on demand—simply point a pin onto a map on the app and your town ca... More
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2011-10-17 16:40:35 UTC By T+L
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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
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2010-10-11 17:35:12 UTC By T+L
Receive free ski lift tickets when flying into Salt Lake City
Skiers flying into Salt Lake City International Airport may be able to convert their used boarding passes into free same-day lift tickets (register at parkcityinfo.com). More
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2010-08-16 17:35:34 UTC By T+L
Find the best route from the UK to your final destination in Europe
The newly launched Zoombu allows you to calculate the best way to get from point A to B; case in point: while it’s less expensive to fly from London to Paris, it actually takes lon... More
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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
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2010-02-10 13:55:39 UTC By T+L
False Creek ferries in Vancouver
Tiny ferries carrying up-to 20 passengers run service between various points along False Creek. The most popular routes are between Granville Island and Yaletown or the Aquatic Cen... More
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2010-02-10 13:51:06 UTC By T+L
Getting to Vancouver by train
Amtrak (www.amtrak.com) serves Vancouver directly from Seattle, with once-daily service in each direction. Fares are incredibly reasonable starting at C$36.25 (about US$35) Note th... More
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2010-02-10 13:28:45 UTC By T+L
Getting around Saigon
Saigon's iconic cyclos (three-wheeled bicycle rickshaws that fit one passenger comfortably, two with some effort) are a cheap and easy way to get around, and most cyclo drivers spe... More
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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
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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
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2010-02-10 12:02:50 UTC By T+L
Getting to Amsterdam from Schiphol Airport
The convenient Schipohl Airport Rail Service (3.60 per person) delivers you to Centraal Station in just 20 minutes. You can also get door-to-door service via the Conexxion Airport ... More
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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
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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
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2009-12-03 14:56:14 UTC By T+L
Getting around the Amalfi Coast by boat
The Metro del Mare ferry service is an inexpensive way to cruise the coast. Or you can rent a private boat from Signor Giacchino (011-39-338-264-0895) in Amalfi or charter a motor ... More
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2009-12-03 14:53:45 UTC By T+L
Getting around the Amalfi Coast by Bus:
Public SITA buses ($3) leave from the Sorrento train station at least every half hour, with stops at all the major towns en route to Amalfi. From Amalfi a different line continues ... More
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2009-12-03 14:51:32 UTC By T+L
Getting to the Amalfi Coast by ferry
The Metro del Mare ferry service makes frequent runs from the main Beverello dock in Naples to Sorrento, with continuing service to Positano, Amalfi, Salerno, and Capri. Service is... More
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2009-12-03 14:47:26 UTC By T+L
Getting to the Amalfi Coast by plane
New Italian carrier Eurofly has direct flights from New York to Naples; from the Naples airport, Curreri Viaggi shuttle buses go directly to Sorrento. Flying here from Rome (via Na... More
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2009-11-09 14:14:51 UTC By T+L
Getting to Sonoma and Napa
San Francisco International and Oakland airports are each about a 1.5-hour drive from Sonoma (add another half hour for Napa). Horizon Air, however, now flies into the Charles M. S... More
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2009-11-02 16:17:51 UTC By T+L
Getting to Scotland
Fly to London—many airlines have daily nonstop flights from major cities in the U.S.—then pick up a one-hour connecting flight to Edinburgh. For a comprehensive guide to London’s H... More
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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
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2009-10-06 13:30:24 UTC By T+L
Use ferries instead of planes
On average, ferry tickets cost significantly less than airline tickets, and although the transfer might take longer ferry rides provide for an enjoyable experience in the open seas... More
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2009-10-05 16:36:26 UTC By T+L
Get a driver in Goa, India
Roads in Goa are unmarked and traffic is kamikaze-style. As taxis are surprisingly expensive, the best option is to book a driver through your hotel. More
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2009-10-05 16:23:19 UTC By T+L
Best way to explore Mexico's Riviera Nayarit mangrove swamps
A motorboat ride with Tour of the Jungle ($37 per boat) is the best way to explore the mangrove swamps. More
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2009-10-05 16:18:06 UTC By T+L
Motorcycles in Ko Lanta, Thailand
Rent a motorbike through your hotel and drive along the jungle-shaded Klong Saladan river. More
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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
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