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The best deals on two wheels: NYC's...

The Big Apple is about to catch up in a major way: Citi Bike debuts in August with 7,000 bikes at 420 stations, with those numbers eventually growing to 10,000 bikes at 600 stations.

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Cheers: Hotels debut new ways to ma...

With new Sheraton Social Hours and upscale cocktails available from Marriott, the St. Regis Atlanta and other hotels, there are lots of ways to make a toast.

Budget Big Apple: 5 New York hotels...

Whether it's the well-equipped Residence Inn, the sleek Yotel, the cool Jane Hotel or hip Ace Hotel, these New York City hotels are well located and affordable.

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New York vacations: The best bite i...

The National September 11 Memorial, which opened last fall, is justifiably on many visitors’ list of must-see New York attractions. What most don’t plan for, however, is what they’re going to do when they exit the complex. As construction

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Flight path: Delta Air Lines has ch...

Delta Air Lines has big changes in store at both JFK Airport and LaGuardia Airport in New York City. Here's what's in store.

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Up on the roof: City hotels with gr...

Whether you prefer the vibe of the Standard Hotel in Los Angeles or the Peninsula Chicago, rooftop bars and restaurants are great places for the summer.

Side with Pride: Gay Pride events i...

There’s certainly a lot to celebrate, and I’ll personally join the nation in my own backyard at The New York City Gay Pride March on June 24. With gay icons Cindy Lauper, Chris Salgrado, Phyllis Siegel and Connie Kopelov as grand marshalls, the

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Sheraton spending big bucks on glob...

Starwood Preferred Guest program members, as well as fans of Sheraton Hotels, are enjoying major upgrades at multiple hotel properties around the world.

Work it out: Hotels offer new ways ...

Hotel workouts are easier than ever, thanks to an array of new hotel fitness club offerings from Hilton Worldwide and Starwood's Sheraton and Westin hotel brands.

Foodie's getaway: Mid-January cooki...

There’s no denying January is a dreary time of year. Given it’s a long stretch far from any significant holiday – sorry, but Valentine’s Day doesn’t count – it’s a wise time to spice things up. Here’s an idea: take a cooking class in early

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Edible getaway: Food fêtes take bi...

Post-holidays can be a dreary time of year. Fortunately, the winter leg of New York Restaurant Week – slotted for weekdays from January 16 through February 10 – offers a good excuse to book stays at New York hotels, since more than 130

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New York City hotel scene ready for...

In the coming two or three years, Big Apple-bound travelers are going to find more options than ever when it comes time to make a hotel reservation. A recent report from hotel consulting firm Lodging Econometrics, first published in Crain’s New

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5 hotel venues for one helluva offi...

With December just around the corner, it’s time to start planning the company holiday party. To keep this annual tradition from resembling some ridiculous scene from “The Office,” consider these ideas from hotels around the nation, where

It's raining femme: North America's...

Any traveling woman knows that finding a decent lesbian bar – or any lesbian bar at all – can be like finding a needle in a haystack. Many major cities have merely a token once-weekly “girl’s night” at a gay men’s bar. So after combing the map

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Family matters: Orbitz 2011 Holiday...

In a sign of the times, travelers surveyed by Orbitz revealed that they would cut back on holiday gifts this year if necessary to cover higher travel costs. The Orbitz 2011 Holiday Travel Index, which gauged the holiday travel plans and

Lounge and frequent flyer changes a...

As they continue their merger, United and Continental Airlines have unveiled newly renamed lounges, as well as an array of frequent flyer program changes.

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Local love: A traveler's guide to T...

To take the measure of a city, you need to get out of the tourist zones and explore a residential neighborhood. But some cities, such as New York, have so many to choose from. I humbly submit my own neighborhood, Tribeca, which you’ve probably

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Big city leaf-peeping: Fall foliage...

While crowds flock to the picturesque towns of New England for fall vacations, international cities unwind a notch to render local character (and cheap hotel rates). From the Salon du Chocolat in Paris to fall foliage in Central Park, see what

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At more hotels, original artwork is...

More hotels than ever feature original artwork by well-known and emerging artists. Here are a few great places to stay

At upscale hotels, you can drive a ...

Upscale hotels around the country are offering guests free use of luxury cars to get around. Here are a few of the top hotels doing it.

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