Getting Your Own Slice of Prince William’s Wedding
By JENNIFER CONLIN
Not invited? That doesn’t mean you can’t eat, drink and shop as the royals do.
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About to make a splash off Negril, Jamaica. Plenty of nonstop flights from the East Coast make Jamaica easy to get to.
From New York to Portland, Ore. (and cities in between), quick trips that can have you poolside — or cliff diving — in half a day.
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Is There a Right Way to Spend Money When Traveling?
By KEVIN SALWEN
One man’s guide to ethical spending, tipping and giving when on the road.
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36 Hours in São Paulo, Brazil
By SETH KUGEL
In this sprawling metropolis that anchors Brazil’s booming economy, the flaws — which include high prices and persistent drizzle — are no match for its teeming energy, which infuses everything from art to business to the city’s relentless night life.
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Near Salvador, Brazil, a Paradisiacal Place to Disconnect
By ANDREW JACOBS
The rustic, pristine island of Boipeba, off the coast of Brazil, offers perfect weather and the kind of vacant, palm-shrouded beaches that make you forget about the pleasures of air-conditioning.
: In Milan, Boutiques Display Goods and Creativity
The Isola section of Milan is attracting its share of artists, designers and young, newly married couples. Along with this shift, a homegrown boutique scene is emerging.
Tennessee Williams’s 100th Birthday, Marked in Columbus, Miss.
By ADAM H. GRAHAM
Tennessee Williams would have turned 100 this month, and towns and cities around the country are hosting fetes in his honor, but none more fittingly than Columbus, Miss., the playwright’s birthplace and his home until age 7.
Hotel Review: New Orleans, at the Hotel Le Marais
By DAN SALTZSTEIN
On a smaller scale than most of its brethren hotels in the French Quarter, this newly renovated boutique offers limited amenities, but the rooms are comfortable and prices fairly reasonable.
Restaurant Review: At Klub Gastronomada, Regional Croatian Food
By ALEX CREVAR
“This is a place for those who realize each ingredient has a story,” said an owner at this restaurant in Zagreb.
Lisbon’s Culinary Golden Age?
By SETH SHERWOOD
Lisbon’s food scene is witnessing a remarkable evolution, with a handful of chefs concocting new takes on bacalhau and other traditional staples.
Sipping Serenity in the City
By KALY SOTO
Though far from England, New York offers some sumptuous afternoon teas — clotted cream and all — from elegant affairs to more playful ones.
The 41 Places to Go in 2011
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
From the beaches of Mexico to the wilds of Kurdistan, the places on this year’s list take you to the end of the world and back.
Interactive Feature: Tell Us the Best Places to Go in 2011
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14 Easy Weekend Getaways
From New York to Portland, Ore., (and cities in between), quick trips that can have you poolside — or cliff-diving — in half a day.
36 Hours São Paulo, Brazil
São Paulo, South America’s biggest metropolis, is bustling with artistic and business energy, and relentless night life.
An Island Paradise off Brazil’s Coast
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