Travel News June 3, 2009

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Cachuma Lake -- a close-up view Tours and cruises in China, Europe and the Caribbean Las Vegas calendar for June 2009 Las Vegas tattoo shops go upscale Barbizon's natural artistry Cachuma Lake -- a close-up view France's Palace of Fontainebleau offers the royal treatment Driving tour of villages near Gâtinais National Park where artists lived Presentation on 'Sustainability Across Africa' Tours and cruises in China, Europe and the Caribbean Las Vegas calendar for June 2009 Las Vegas tattoo shops go upscale Hiking to the top of Yosemite Falls

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10 great places to behold Frank Lloyd Wright's vision First day of new U.S. border rules goes smoothly Star from Coney Island's Astroland sent to Smithsonian Venezuela's dreamlike landscape inspired animated hit 'Up' Tour the highlights of revitalized downtown Des Moines AAA iPhone app tracks down discounts Mexico's economics museum aims for solid financial future Spain shows off high-speed train system as model for USA Beach bargains: More rental owners are willing to strike a deal New grizzly-tested coolers help bears, campers coexist London's Big Ben rings in 150th anniversary Second homes: Woodstock, N.Y., is a retreat for music and art lovers San Antonio doubles up the River Walk Hyatt expands its summer camp for kids Gas prices are up, and so are travelers' worries Two months of fun: Enter to win 67 days in Orlando

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Summer Deals in the City

There are many reasons to spend a getaway in the city this summer. Typically, you'll find thinner crowds as locals head out of town for their own vacations. Plus, fewer business travelers on weekends can mean reduced rates at upscale hotels. This year, the savings potential is even greater as properties slash rates to recoup bookings from the lull in tourism due to the recession. Click Here To Read Article