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Articles Written by: SASCHA SEGAN
Face it: you're going to get stuck somewhere this holiday season. That's already happening to friends of mine, who are (at this writing) waiting for an alternative flight to New York City since their first flight was cancelled because of rain. Smart ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
16 Nov 2009
Holiday fares are even lower than last year, but they may rise from here on out, according to fare experts at Priceline (www.priceline.com) and Bing Travel (www.bing.com/travel). The total gutting of the American economy encouraged lower airfares for ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
5 Nov 2009
There's something about a reinvigorated national rail service that's magic.
Now, I'm not saying that Amtrak is truly coming back. But our national train line seems to have a sparkle and verve it didn't have for the past few years, now that a ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
3 Nov 2009
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In this era of reusing and recycling, more cities are looking at their old stuff -- industrial buildings, abandoned neighborhoods and leftover rights of way -- and coming up with creative new uses for them.
Three cities, San Diego, New York and Toronto, ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
23 Oct 2009
Barcelona is blessed with a dramatic setting: the entire city slopes from dramatic hills down to the sea. But most tourists don't get much higher than Montjuic, the complex of museums and historical sites plunked onto a hill just south of the city ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
28 Jul 2009
Amtrak is trying a neat new trick this summer: making their discounted rail fares easier to use. For years, if you wanted a discount on Amtrak, you had to look up obscure savings codes and punch them in when you buy your ticket. Some of those discount ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
14 Jul 2009
Okay. Even if you don't care about the insanely over-buzzed micro-blogging site Twitter, there is one reason you need to know about it: it can save you hours on the phone trying to get through to hotel or airline customer service, and can be a great ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
10 Jul 2009
Here at Frommer's, we pride ourselves on not only telling you what to do, but what not to do. Every one of our books has a little "overrated" tag that we attach to experiences we don't feel come up to our standards. This article is not a compilation of ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
21 Jun 2009
You probably know the basic airplane seat hierarchy: First class, business class, exit row, proles. Coach-class airplane seating is so sad and grim that it's always best to try to game the system. That could mean upgrading with frequent flier miles, ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
10 May 2009
Most airport food is hideous. Often, the best you can get in a U.S. airport is a generic "brewhouse," where your mediocre burger comes with a large, watery beer. I travel pretty frequently, and I turn to Burger King all too often when I'm stalled ...
From SASCHA SEGAN,
Frommers,
5 May 2009
