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No Ghosts, but Plenty of Charm: Hitting the Haunts in Old Savannah
They say Savannah is the most haunted city in America, and that may be true. But no matter how plentiful they are, those Southern ghosts...
World's Most Expensive Countries to Rent a Car
Boy, I thought renting a car in Atlanta was expensive when I paid more than $80 a day for a Ford Claustrophobe. But Atlanta, Georgia,...
Holidays on Ice: St. Regis Atlanta Opens Skating Rink
Growing up in Marietta, Georgia, I had only one option for ice-skating: a spiritless indoor rink, where everyone in the entire state seems to come...
Georgia in the Time of Misha
On the eastern edge of Western Europe, Melik Kaylan finds layers of history, a dashing president called "Misha," and a place alive with optimism and...
Vacationist Hotel Deals: World’s Best Values Week
What sets Vacationist apart from other flash-sale sites? Deals at T+L’s favorite hotels, as well as access to some of our brand’s best (and most...
Inn at Palmetto Bluff
Submit to the spells of the Inn at Palmetto Bluff and a graceful Lowcountry gem authored by Jack Nicklaus
Natural Splendor on Cumberland Island
A short ferry ride from the crowded mainland, Georgia’s Cumberland Island is a land unto itself: 17 1/2 miles of pristine woodland, marsh, and beaches,...
A Slice of Savannah
Most golfers landing at Savannah's sparkling airport are bound for Hilton Head, across the South Carolina state line, or down to Georgia's Golden Isles, some...
Ask T+L: Buenos Aires, Savannah Weekend, In-Flight Purchases
Q: My husband and I are looking for a stylish but well-priced hotel in Buenos Aires. Any ideas?—Emma Penney, Plano, Tex. A: Set in one...
