Screaming babies: They're the bane of travelers (even traveling parents). Suddenly the peace and quiet of your long-awaited honeymoon or vacation is fractured by the primal, ear-piercing shrieks of the not-yet-grown.

Avoid them by choosing Adults-Only Getaways. As for the plane ride to get there? Until there's a childfree airline, it's a crapshoot.

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• Where to Vacation Without Children
• Adults-Only Hotels and Resorts
• Nude Beaches and Resorts
• The Adults-Only Cruise Line
• Vacation Retreats for Couples

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If you dread heading to the tropics because of how your hair will react, read How to Protect Your Hair from Heat, Humidity & Sun Damage. There's professional advice on specific treatments and products that can help form a barrier between your hair and the elements.

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Want to look tan before you get off the plane or recapture the glow of summer in winter? Stock up on Self Tanning Products for a Safe Suntan.

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Some Like It Hot: Where to Escape Winter's Chill

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Looking for a fabulous place to snuggle up this winter on your next trip?

Whether your wanderlust sends you in the direction of New England, Canada, or Europe -- or inspires you to explore winter wonderlands out West (like Jackson Hole, Wyoming, pictured) -- you can find ample destinations to take the chill off and put you in the mood for love in Winter Vacation Destinations.

Of course you expect to spend the lion's share of your honeymoon doing things together. But did you know that a marriage with a fair share of time apart can be a stronger one?

Honeymoons/Romantic Travel contributor Jeryl Brunner interviews relationship expert Dr. Richard Schiffer and others in Elle magazine's insightful "How to Make Your Marriage Merrier," which should be required reading for all engaged couples.

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