Tours

If a legendary sunken ship floats your boat, you're in luck: April 2012 marks the anniversary of the Titanic. In addition to the re-release of the blockbuster film and a number of TV specials, several museums focus on the disaster from the unique perspective of their location. Among the places to travel are Belfast, where a $150-million-dollar museum was built in honor of the centenary, and Denver, where the "unsinkable" Molly Brown held court. 

Interest in visiting Cuba, so close to our border yet so different in its culture, economy, and form of government, is rising. These images confirm it as a world apart, which is why travelers want to see it before it changes. While it's possible to enter Cuba by flying from Canada or Mexico, US citizens who are caught trying to do so are subject to penalties and prosecution. However licensed, US-government-sanctioned educational tours and ones led by religious groups are permitted.