1. Times Square, New York City, N.Y.: 35 million This Manhattan crossroads of commerce topped Forbes Traveler's global tourist attraction list, so it's no surprise that it's number one here, too. A study cited by the Times Square Alliance estimates an average of more than 2,000 pedestrians traversing a block of 7th Avenue during a 15-minute weekday period. On New Year's Eve, more than one million revelers pack Times Square. SOURCES: Most Visited Tourist Attractions, The Times Square... Read Full Story

Fit for the King of the Jungle Set atop the lush, African-inspired Animal Kingdom Lodge, the 2,115-square-foot Royal Asante suite has a full kitchen, dining area for eight, office and a master bedroom with a wood-carved canopy bed so huge it purportedly had to be assembled in the room itself. Ranging from $2,010-$2,585 per night, the highlight of the room is its large porches with amazing views of the wildlife roaming the Animal Kingdom's savanna. For more information: disneyworld.disney.go... Read Full Story

The Balsams Grand Resort Hotel Set on 15,000 acres in the mountains of New Hampshire, this hotel runs “Camp Wind Whistle,” with activities day and night, seven days a week in the summer, for kids age five to ten-plus. It also offers skating parties, broomball games, skiing instruction and other activities in the winter. ------------------------------------- The Broadmoor Located on 3,000 acres minutes from downtown Colorado Springs, the Broadmoor offers “Busy Bee” activities—crafts, games... Read Full Story

1. Hong Kong International Airport, China It's no wonder that this airport has taken the top honors for seven years. It's easy to navigate and equipped with passenger-friendly amenities like free wireless Internet and a pay-to-use arrival lounge. Business and leisure travelers can also get to downtown Hong Kong quickly on an express train service. Other perks include plenty of shopping, a mix of regional and international eateries and a program that allows frequent visitors to clear... Read Full Story

Most of us really enjoy the concept of camping — sleeping under the stars, becoming one with nature, toasting marshmallows over the campfire — but it’s the reality of the situation that keeps the masses from pitching their tents (think showerless days with dirty feet, splurping down lukewarm beverages, and having to answer nature’s call, well, in nature). But what if there was a way to redefine roughing it — to head out into the wild in style? Fortunately now there is, thanks to a new batch... Read Full Story

Whether cities, beaches or quiet country lanes are your idea of an ideal summer vacation, nothing says "summer Friday" like a few days away. We've rounded up 10 places just a quick flight from many U.S. cities to make planning your summer getaway as easy as possible For dramatic scenery and Portuguese flair, skip the long flight to Lisbon and head to the Azores islands off the coast instead. This archipelago of nine volcanic islands is ripe for relaxation, but São Miguel—the largest and most... Read Full Story

J.K. Place Capri, Italy Beach Hotel: Surely the new J.K. Place Capri is one of Europe’s most stylish recent openings. And that it can be found on Capri—which, despite its reputation, still has some unspoiled corners—is music to our hotel-obsessed ears. This charming spot is sing-out-loud gorgeous, and in its mellow atmosphere, we felt like we were staying at a chic friend’s house. The design is nautical with a twist: round porthole-style interior windows, sea-blue walls, crisp white sofas... Read Full Story

The Somerset on Grace Bay, Provo, Turks & Caicos Close to Miami but with all the allure of a far flung atoll, the Turks and Caicos is legendary for its looks—and notorious for its prices. Luxury hotels abound, with average room rates hovering around $700 per night, which makes this little-advertised find in the private, quiet and residential-oriented Somerset on Grace Bay all the more appealing: The Providenciales resort has 14 luxury garden view rooms, complete with kitchenettes, starting at... Read Full Story

Las Ventanas al Paraiso, Los Cabos Guests at Las Ventanas (who have included Barbra Streisand, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robin Williams and Kevin Costner) are greeted at the entryway and escorted to their suites, stocked before arrival with their preferred libation and other favorite goodies. “Everything about your stay is personalized,” said Maria Elena Soto, the resort’s director of romance and public relations. “Before you arrive, you tell the resort everything you’d like to have in your suite... Read Full Story

The Blantyre Where: Lenox, Massachusetts For who: Traditionalists Why it’s romantic: It’s a castle, replete with turrets and gargoyles, set on a sprawling estate in the Berkshires. Rooms are unique--try the Maplehurst, located in the estate’s old carriage house and featuring a bathtub and four-poster king-sized bed. Gentlemen, jackets and ties are required for dinner, which will be superb French cuisine. For more information and rates, visit www.blantyre.com... Read Full Story