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Airlines selling cheaper fares

February 21, 2017, 4:42pm Business

American and United have started selling cheaper “basic economy” fares as they battle discount airlines for the most budget-conscious travelers. Read story

Bob Mangia arranges flowers at the North Market, which has more than two dozen merchants.

Columbus, Ohio, gives up its secrets

Bob Mangia arranges flowers at the North Market, which has more than two dozen merchants.

February 19, 2017, 6:00am Life

I have a terrible confession: I never saw Ohio’s capitol. A weekend in Columbus and not even a glimpse of the rotunda. But I have a very good excuse. I was lost in a 32-room bookstore. Well, that’s not entirely true. I was also preoccupied with selecting a writing utensil… Read story

To attract international visitors, Argentina is refunding its tax on all lodgings

February 19, 2017, 6:00am Life

International visitors to Argentina should go out on their hotel balconies and belt out the good news: The government is waiving the value added tax on lodgings. This means more money to spend on tango lessons, Malbec wine and flank steak. Read story

Archaeological artifacts from ancient Apollonia are on display in Radostine, Albania.

Albania promotes archaeological finds in sea

Archaeological artifacts from ancient Apollonia are on display in Radostine, Albania.

February 16, 2017, 6:02am Life

Albania is promoting the archaeological finds in the waters off its southwest coast to raise public interest and to attract attention of decision-makers who can help preserve the discoveries. Read story

Iranian merchants wait for customers at a carpet market in 2015 in Tehran&#039;s old, main bazaar, in Iran. Bazaars such as this, along with mosques, museums and other sites, are on itineraries for sightseeing trips to Iran offered by tour companies.

Tourism to Iran on hold after ban

Iranian merchants wait for customers at a carpet market in 2015 in Tehran&#039;s old, main bazaar, in Iran. Bazaars such as this, along with mosques, museums and other sites, are on itineraries for sightseeing trips to Iran offered by tour companies.

February 12, 2017, 5:38am Life

In recent months Iran has been heating up as a popular off-the-beaten path destination for globe-trotting Americans. Now several tour companies have had to cancel trips there because of visa complications related to President Donald Trump’s travel ban. Read story

A helicopter operated by pioneer CMH Heli-Skiing hugs a powdery peak in British Columbia.MUST CREDIT: Photo for The Washington Post by Rachel Walker (Photos by Rachel Walker for The Washington Post)

Sky’s the limit if heli-skiing

A helicopter operated by pioneer CMH Heli-Skiing hugs a powdery peak in British Columbia.MUST CREDIT: Photo for The Washington Post by Rachel Walker (Photos by Rachel Walker for The Washington Post)

February 12, 2017, 5:25am Life

I’m airborne. Powder swirls around my body. I dart through the spaces between giant spruce trees. Somehow, my brain calculates the pitch of the slope and my balance holds. Seconds after hurtling off a small cliff deep in the Canadian backcountry, I land, carve a few turns and come to… Read story

Nora Kennelly, 3, picnics with her nanny, Ty Messiah, in the sun atop a wall overlooking the Space Needle and downtown Seattle on Monday.

Lawmakers push for statewide tourism program

Nora Kennelly, 3, picnics with her nanny, Ty Messiah, in the sun atop a wall overlooking the Space Needle and downtown Seattle on Monday.

February 8, 2017, 9:12am Latest News

Lawmakers are looking to boost tourism in Washington state. Read story

Airlines, travel websites at odds

February 7, 2017, 6:05am Business

For savvy seekers, the online hunt for cheap airfare can offer the thrill of discovery. But for many, the array of choices is dizzying. Read story

In this Jan. 30, 2017 photo, a traveler walks past the soon-to-be-open ROAM Fitness gym at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport in Linthicum, Md. Working out while waiting for your flight will soon be an option at BWI, where the only gym at a U.S. airport past security will open this week, with plans for 20 more at airports by 2020.

Long layover? How about a workout at an airport gym?

In this Jan. 30, 2017 photo, a traveler walks past the soon-to-be-open ROAM Fitness gym at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport in Linthicum, Md. Working out while waiting for your flight will soon be an option at BWI, where the only gym at a U.S. airport past security will open this week, with plans for 20 more at airports by 2020.

February 5, 2017, 6:00am Life

Work out while waiting for your flight? That’s an option now at Baltimore Washington International Airport, where the only gym at a U.S. airport past security opened recently with plans to open 20 more at airports by 2020. Read story

Guests enjoying a crackling fire by their cottage that overlooks the Shubenacadie River.

Tidal-bore rafting is anything but boring

Guests enjoying a crackling fire by their cottage that overlooks the Shubenacadie River.

February 5, 2017, 5:22am Life

The first waves were nothing, a slap on the bow, some spray in the face. Then all hell broke loose, eddies and rapids and rollers popping up everywhere as the massive incoming tides of Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy collided with the outgoing freshwater flow of the Shubenacadie River, turning… Read story