Forbes Travel Features

• Europe's Best And Worst Countries To Find A Job Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  The Euro Zone may be crawling out of recession, but it's still almost impossible in parts of the Continent to find a job.
• World's Top Hotels Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  There's visiting New York, and then there's visiting the heart of Manhattan.
• World's Most Unique Places To Visit Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  If the options for your next vacation come down to the usual beach relaxation period or volunteering at an elephant shelter in Thailand, which would you choose?
• World's New Natural Wonders Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  Can't make it to the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Galapagos Islands or China's Great Wall? While these remain among the world's most spectacular man-made and natural destinations, there are other sites luring to curious travelers. Among them: 13 added this year to UNESCO's World Heritage List.
• World's Most Expensive Cruise Ship Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  After five years of planning and construction, Royal Caribbean is unveiling the Oasis of the Seas, a $1.4 billion ship that will be the largest and tallest cruise liner in the world when it takes its maiden voyage this December.
• Europe's Hidden Travel Gems Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  First settled more than 2,000 years ago, the town of Stari Grad is one of Europe's oldest. Indeed, the name Stari Grad is Croatian for "old town." Consequently, tourists overlook the tiny village--and miss one of the most delightful attractions on the continent.
• America's Cleanest Commutes Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  In the late 18th century, British poet William Blake lamented the "dark satanic mills" and squalid urban centers spawned by the industrial revolution. One might expect the recently released American Community Survey to show that, more than 200 years later, large cities are just as filthy as they've always been.
• The World's Happiest Cities Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  Ever since Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers appeared in the 1933 film Flying Down to Rio, the world has been fascinated with Rio de Janeiro. Popular perception of the city is infused with images of starry-eyed youngsters dancing into the dusk, backed by imposing mountains and dark sea.
• What 1 Million Euros Buys In Homes Worldwide Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  LONDON - When a sumptuous two-bedroom apartment on St. Petersburg, Russia's Square of Arts first went on sale in October 2008, it was listed at 1.8 million euros (2.6 million U.S. dollars). At the start of August 2009, the price tag was cut to 1 million euros ($1.4 million)--and the property is remains replete with ornate balustrades, chandeliers and 24-hour security.
• Organic Food: Behind The Hype Mon, 23 Nov 09 9:22

  Picking a can of black beans is likely one of the most mundane grocery store tasks. Unless, of course, the choice is between organic and non-organic beans.