36 Hours in St.-Tropez
By SETH SHERWOOD
The capacity to indulge in this Mediterranean resort town is notching upward with new hotels, party spots and restaurants.
The Hidden Route to Machu Picchu
By MARK ADAMS
Piotr Redlinski for The New York Times
Machu Picchu was first seen by an American 100 years ago. Close to a million visitors are expected to visit this year.
Join the crowds and take the easy way up Machu Picchu. Or follow the trail of early explorers and discover a handful of rarely seen Incan masterpieces along the way.
Practical Traveler
Pack a Picnic for Your Next Flight
By MICHELLE HIGGINS
Secrets from chefs on how to eat well on planes.
Frugal Traveler Blog
Croatia: ‘Take Your Parents to Work’ Week
By SETH KUGEL
The Frugal Traveler hits the Dalmatian Coast with his mom and dad, the Frugal Parents.
Overnighter
From Lisbon, Visiting the Storied City of Évora
By ANDREW FERREN
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Barging in Burgundy: A Family Meets Its Match
By JENNIFER LUDDEN
Relaxing vacation? Does almost plunging over a dam count?
Choice Tables
Durham Dining: Pies, Panini and Barbecue
By INGRID K. WILLIAMS
No longer a ghost town, downtown Durham, N.C., has emerged in recent years as an exciting, unexpected food hub.
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: Barcelona Barrio: Medieval to Trendy
The medieval Barcelona neighborhood of La Ribera is booming with boutiques.
Heads Up
Provincial Eating in Beijing
By XIYUN YANG
Each region of China has an outpost in the capital, offering some of the best regional cuisine in the country.
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Restaurant Report: Hoofed, in Kuala Lumpur
By NAOMI LINDT
Though in a country with a Muslim majority, this restaurant unabashedly flaunts its infatuation with the pig, luring the pork-deprived from throughout Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Hotel Review: Hotel Fort Canning
By CHERYL LU-LIEN TAN
A luxurious hotel that blends the best of old and new Singapore, housed in a carefully restored colonial building.
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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.