Jan
5
Globespotters: Paris Goes on Sale
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From department stores to pricey boutiques, get a bargain-hunting guide to navigating this year’s winter sales, which start Jan. 7.
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Jan
5
Readers’ Picks: Airport Restaurants
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The Travel section published the account of one traveler’s gastronomic journey through the country’s busiest airports, and more than 100 readers commented.
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Jan
5
This city, known for its shrines and blazing autumn hills, is celebrating the millennial anniversary of an ancient book about love and loss among the imperial set.
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Jan
5
36 Hours in Maui
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Visitors to Hawaii’s second-biggest island, known for its sparkling coastline, fertile green interior and high-end resorts, will find bargains everywhere.
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Jan
5
The beleaguered tourism industry of Kenya is hoping that Obamamania will result in a resurgence of visitors to the ancestral homeland of the president-elect.
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Jan
5
Canada’s Quiet Star
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Wintertime visitors to Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies are there for the abundant snow and the spectacular mountain views. Glitz and glamour are elsewhere.
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Jan
5
Foraging: Moscow: Valenki Boots
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These days, valenki, thick wool boots, are making a stylish comeback in Russia’s capital, with the city’s young and fashionable.
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Jan
5
Journeys: Mumbai Finds Its Resiliency
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Three weeks after the terrorist attacks, life in this sprawling city in India is getting back to normal, or close to it.
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Jan
5
Before embarking on an overseas vacation, travelers should check their medical policy to see what is covered or get special travel insurance.
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Jan
5
Surfacing: What Mexico Once Was
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The scrappy village of Puerto Morelos has managed to push back against the mega-developers and sustain something that feels like the real Mexico.
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