With the economy slowly rebounding, 2011 was shaping up to be the best year for travel since the recession began. Now, with strict TSA screening rules, travelers may reconsider their options.
With the economy slowly rebounding, 2011 was shaping up to be the best year for travel since the recession began. Now, with strict TSA screening rules, travelers may reconsider their options.
A Colorado attorney has asked a federal judge to order the Transportation Security Administration to abandon its airport screening procedures for United States citizens.
All 197 airlines that fly to the U.S. are now collecting names, genders and birth dates of passengers so the government can check them against terror watch lists, the Obama administration announced.
It’s rather stinky and kind of loud, but an exhibit that allows visitors to bed down with 24 golden canaries and a dozen reindeer is one of the most popular ever at a Berlin museum.
Fifty years after it was designated the first underwater park in the U.S., John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park looks much like it did when it was founded: Tropical fish swim through the coral reef and kayakers can still get lost in the maze of mangrove swamps.
Many travelers come to Italy because of its past. The importance of Milan is nothing new. Milan’s centerpiece is its magnificent cathedral, built from 1386 to 1810.
Southwest Airlines Co. announced a sale Tuesday, the latest effort to fill seats during the slow winter season, and JetBlue offered deals on expanded service between Southern California and Las Vegas.
We deconstruct our top four picks in both airline and hotel reward programs, so you’ll know exactly what you’re getting when you sign up.
A stretch of garden wall ringing an ancient house in Pompeii gave way Tuesday after days of torrential rain, the latest structure to collapse at the popular archaeological site.