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Park City and the Salt Lake City area prepare for the onslaught of an estimated 1-million visitors for the Winter Olympics 2002. Story
[Photo: Utah Travel Council]
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The other Fort Bragg
This one's in California, and the old fishing and lumber town is now drawing a new industry: tourism.
A culture risen from ashes
A city that knows its past, Antigua strives to be the tourism capital of Guatemala, but without the rampant commercialization that goal could bring.
Mission: a California odyssey
Past and present blend in a colorful, and sometimes hardscrabble, portrayal of centuries of everyday life in these outposts of European culture.
Comfort in a small package
Anything that makes travel more comfortable is worth a try, but only if it is lightweight and doesn't hog precious packing space. The following new items will ease the journey in ingenious ways. Products are tested by the author and may be available in area stores. Price does not include shipping.
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For thousands of annual visitors, Acapulco is the ideal holiday resort. This Pacific resort is a Mecca for those who love swimming, shopping, and enjoying the nightlife. Acapulco Bay, one of the world's best natural harbors, is the city's centerpiece. The weather is Acapulco's major draw--warm waters, almost constant sunshine, and year-round temperatures in the 80s. It comes as no surprise, then, that most people plan their day around laying their towel on some part of Acapulco's many kilometers of beach.
