Astrological adventures: where to travel based on your zodiac sign

Plus: how to budget for a big trip, the world's best cruising regions, viking adventures in northeast Canada, a taste of Louisiana & more
 
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Adventurous Aries? Voyaging Virgo? Globetrotting Gemini? Whether you consider astrology a bit of fun or something more serious, we’ve scoured the zodiac to suggest travel itineraries based on your astrological sign.

  WRITTEN IN THE STARS  
 
How to budget for a big trip
It’s perhaps the least enjoyable part of travel – finding the money to go. But these top tips for saving funds and successfully budgeting for life on the road will help to get you on that flight a lot faster.
SCRIMPING AIN’T EASY
 
 
The world’s best cruising regions
Many travelers assume cruising is not for them, but with itinerary options now more varied than ever, could the chance to explore some of these watery wonderlands convince you to get on board?
NOT PLAIN SAILING
 
The road to Valhalla: Viking adventures in northeast Canada
With its craggy headlands, cultural oddities and end-of-the-world feel, Newfoundland’s Viking Trail could be the ultimate road trip for those possessing an interest in history and an adventurous spirit.
HEADING NORSE
 
 
A taste of Louisiana: signature dishes of the Bayou State
Every US state is proud of its homegrown cuisine, but few are as beloved as Louisiana’s. From gravy-dripping po’boys to the one-pot wonder that is gumbo, these are the state’s unmissable dishes.
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January Travel News: Here’s to Traveling with Gusto

When I think of wishes for the new year, they are border-free
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January Issue
Hi from Rick: Here's to Traveling with Gusto
Dear Traveler,
During this time of year, memories of holiday travels are mixed into my hometown celebrations. My tree is draped in ornaments reminding me that celebrations are diverse yet universal. My friends — whether Italian, Norwegian, or Jewish — bring out grandma's favorite festive dishes and sweets. Along with gnocchi, lefsa, and sufganiyot, the occasion calls for the very best wine in the house (for me a Bandol from Provence or a full-bodied red from Tuscany). And, when I think of wishes for the new year, they are border-free. When we travel, we understand how we're all family as we explore and treasure this wonderful planet we've been blessed with…Read more

 
  Engaging Experts Enrich European Experiences
When I arrive in a new city, I book a private guide who can bring the architecture, history…Read more

 
  Andalucía's Hill Towns: Steeped in the Soul of Spain
When my travel dreams drift off to Spain, they often include visions of Andalucía, the southern…Read more

 
  What's New for European Train Travel in 2019
The big news this year is that choosing between rail passes just got a lot simpler. That's because…Read more

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Best new openings for travelers in 2019

The best new places for travelers to stay, the best new food experiences for travelers, the best new attractions for kids & more
 
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From illuminating museums to pulse-raising parks, there is no shortage of irresistible new openings next year to inspire your next trip.

  PLAN AHEAD  
 
Best new places for travelers to stay in 2019
Dreaming of a place to stay with a difference? Transplanted villages in China, giant bubbles in Switzerland, yurt camps in Kyrgyzstan... take your pick.
UNIQUE SLEEPS
 
 
Best new food experiences for travelers in 2019
Feast on these foodie fantasies: high-altitude gastronomy in the Andes, a tasty tofu-fest in Bangkok and a salt pairing extravaganza in South Africa.
DELICIOUS DIVERSIONS
 
Best new attractions for kids in 2019
What do the 'Home of the Brick', the Monopoly Mansion and a galaxy far, far away have in common? Answer: they'll take your family trip to the next level.
children welcome
 
 
Strangers turned saviors: the unsung heroes we met on the road
We've all met them: perfect strangers who stepped in to smooth a passage, solve a problem or spread a little love during our travels without being asked. Here’s to the friends you never knew you had.
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Where to go in January
Got your heart set on an early escape in the first month of 2019? Check out some of the best places to visit around the world in January.
NEW HORIZONS
 
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