When the 2010 Olympic Winter Games open in Vancouver, B.C., in February, four Canadian Indian nations will be on hand, but without the tepees and totem poles that once defined Canadian aboriginal tourism. A new generation of indigenous travel experiences will aim to attract the more than 250,000 visitors expected at the Games.

Find out where to stay, what to do and where to eat in British Columbia.

The land is austere in theTexas Panhandle, but the region tells a multilayered story of continental America's last great frontier.

Tomorrow, staff writer Nancy Trejos sets out on a unique road trip to see how far she can get on just $500 in cash. Follow her progress on http://twitter.com/travellog -- and feed her tips on where to eat, sleep, play and stay as she makes her way westward.

Robert G. Owens of Gainesville is the latest contributor to Your Vacation in Lights, in which we invite Travel section readers to dish about their recent trips. It's a big, confusing travel world out there, and you can help your fellow travelers navigate it.

Credit cards are convenient for travelers, but what if the very payment system everyone swears by was quietly helping itself to your money, a few bucks at a time, when you travel? No need to imagine -- the two fast-growing credit card surcharges are the foreign transaction fee and the airline ticket convenience fee.

Amtrak woes, new flights to India and a free airplane WiFi promotion.

Are you dreaming of the perfect vacation but have no idea where to start planning? Clueless about costs? And not sure what to do once you get there? Let us plan your trip for you.

The week's best travel bargains around the globe, by land, sea and air.

Find out where to stay, what to do and where to eat in the north Texas panhandle.

We take a look at the $60-million addition to the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, a space established in 2000 to tell the story of the American experience in the war that changed the world.

The contrast between old and new in Toronto hits you like a punch in the stomach.

Want to take a spur-of-the-moment trip to Toronto? Here's the info you need for the weekend of Nov. 6-8.