TRAVEL

These were the places to be (and be seen) during the first half of the annual bash for movie lovers in the South of France.    

American air carriers took in more than $6 billion in fees from passengers in 2012, an increase of 3.8 percent for baggage and 7.3 for reservation changes over 2011.    

Though Haiti remains a poor country, upscale hotels like the $15 million Best Western Premier are opening there.    

A country still grappling with economic woes sees a flicker of optimism as travelers return.    

The Chicago O’Hare International Airport will be the first airport in the United States to implement Automated Passport Control, a new technology designed to expedite customs clearance.    

This storied property, newly refurbished and reopened last year, is the latest player in this city’s lineup of stylish hotels that celebrate Hollywood glamour and history.    

The name of this unusual spot, opened by a married couple last summer, says it all.    

It takes some digging, but beyond Iberian pork and octopus croquettes lies a vegetarian-friendly version of the Barcelona tapas crawl.    

A spate of new mobile apps has eschewed peer reviews and star ratings, bypassing the masses for the experts: chefs themselves.    

An 18th-century manor in the South of France has transformed into a luxurious 15-room hotel.    

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Where to eat, drink and shop when you’re in town for the Venice Biennale.    

For guests who like to spend the night in a place marbled with local flavor, these seven properties, from Maine to California, can accommodate.    

Each spring, a former professional cyclist leads riders on trips to sample the area’s main attractions: food and wine.    

Kotor, a historic city on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro, is more steeped in authentic flavor than you’re likely to encounter in neighboring Croatia.    

The gateway to Kentucky’s bourbon country is ensuring it maintains a reputation as a prime player in the spirits world.    

At these four restaurants, from Miami Beach to Minnesota, regional flavors are layered with personal stories.    

Staying in a treehouse, a caboose and a yurt, and discovering the real reason to take a rustic vacation.    

Once too numerous to count, many juke joints have slipped away. So what remains? A pilgrimage through the South reveals the music and magic keeping this culture alive.    

In Mississippi, hanging onto the spirit of juke joints.    

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Just west of Austin you’ll find the Hill Country, an area home to Comfort and Welfare, the echoes of Willie and Waylon and the tension between rural and refined.    

A mesquite-smoked meal is just part of a trip through Hill Country.    

An obsession with the least-visited National Park Service property in the country animates an argument for vanishing.    

Car2Go, the car-sharing service in Austin, Tex., has plans to add up to five cities to its North American roster this year.