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Five Reasons to Visit Las Vegas in 2011

If you’re debating whether to book a trip to Las Vegas next year, why wait? WhyGo Las Vegas editor JoAnna Haugen gives you five good reasons to visit Las Vegas in 2011.

Nine Ways to Take in the World’s Most Beautiful Vistas

Ask fellow travelers what the best view in the world is and you’ll not only be met with myriad answers and enthusiastic responses, but you’ll also create a heated debate with no objective way of being settled. While the quest for the most spectacular view is still entirely in your hands, we’d like to make your search a little bit easier by suggesting 9 ways you can search for, and hopefully find, some of the world’s most awe-inspiring views.

Bienbenidos a Nicaragua

Traveling is more than just the locations, it’s also the way of getting from one place to another and what happens during those trips. Whether good or bad, it’s always surprising and always unforgettable. Even the Honduran – Nicaraguan border crossing.

Nicolas De Corte

Timeless Copenhagen

The posh Frederiksberg – a municipality within and encircled by Copenhagen – boasts a City Hall of its own, near which there is a place where time has nearly stood still – Café Intime.

Terje Raa

Island Paradise: Kingdom of Tonga Islands – South Pacific

The Kingdom of Tonga lies south of the Samoa Island and the Fiji Islands and is a third of the way between New Zealand and Hawaii. Norman A. Rubin explains the appeal.

Eat (and Drink!) Your Way Around Las Vegas

Itching for Italian, craving Chinese or desperate for dessert? In Las Vegas, you can find it all … and much, much more. WhyGo Las Vegas editor JoAnna Haugen takes you on a tour of Sin City’s most iconic dining experiences.

JoAnna Haugen

Best BootsnAll Travel Photos: November 2010

In need of some travel inspiration to plan where you want to go next year? Here are some of the best photos from BootsnAll’s daily travel photo site in November 2010 to get your planning juices flowing.

Jessica Spiegel

Why Travelers Should Never Leave Home Without Duct Tape

Many people find it difficult to raise your enthusiasm thermometer beyond lukewarm on the subject of duct tape, but Deneice Arthurton says it is an invaluable piece of equipment for the independent backpacker.

Deneice Arthurton

Seeing Sydney on a Budget

Sydney is Australia’s priciest city, but there’s no reason you can’t enjoy it on a budget. Lauren Fritsky shares her tips and tricks for eating, sightseeing and shopping for less while you’re there.

Lauren Fritsky

Four Reasons to Travel with an E-Reader

Everyone is talking about e-readers, but is the hassle of a new gadget worth taking it on the road? Yvette Cendes reports back from her road test of the Kindle, and explains why you should buy one.

Yvette Cendes

Swept Up In Mumbai’s Movie Star Mania

In the Bollywood-mad streets of Mumbai, stalking movie stars is approached with all the intensity of overthrowing governments.

How Travel Nurtures Peace on Earth and Goodwill Towards Men

Around the holidays, we hear a lot about “peace on earth” and “goodwill toward men.” Rachel Denning takes a look at how travel can enhance both of those things, year-round.

Rachel Denning