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From the Editor
A heartfelt good-bye to a fellow traveler

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Dream Trips: 2006 Edition
You simply can't imagine missing out on certain experiences in this life--and yet actually planning those trips can be intimidating, even paralyzing. We're here to help

The Hungry Man's Tokyo
There's so much more to Japanese food than sushi, but you have to be willing to stick crazy-looking things in your mouth. Fortunately for us, that describes Adam Sachs to a T

50 All-Star Family Camps
Remember summer camp? The fun doesn't have to stop just because you've grown up. You and your kids can make s'mores and go fishing, all without spending heaps of money

20 Tips
Where to change foreign currency in Britain, why you should always wash fruit, when to tip and more advice from our readers

Trip Coach: The Caribbean
Two frazzled law-school grads want to relax and enjoy the outdoors in the tropics. Which island suits them best?

Road Trip: The Northern Neck, Virginia
This quiet peninsula is the Chesapeake that you fantasize about--friendly towns, crab aplenty, and history at every third mile marker

High Style, Low Rates
Spain has put $500 million into redoing its paradores, with talented designers eagerly signing on to give gorgeous old buildings their due

True Bollywood Story
In Mumbai, Westerners can play a small role in making movie magic

Furnitureville, U.S.A.
High Point, N.C., is the place for deals on discontinued styles, overstock, returns, and prototypes--up to 90 percent off

Don't Mind the Coach Passengers Behind You
Flying business and first class has never been within the grasp of so many travelers