Mexico Expects 52M Doomsday Tourists in 2012
In the coming year, doomsday tourists will head to Mexico's Mayan heartland in record numbers anticipating the end of the world on Dec. 21, 2012.
Caribbean Cuisine’s Curious Cast of Characters
What is conch? How do you jerk a chicken? Is a johnny cake really a cake?
US Virgin Islands: The Insider’s Guide to Paradise
Whether you're after memorable cultural experiences, the best beaches, or a thrilling adventure, here's a look at 10 things you absolutely cannot miss on a trip to the U.S. Virgin Islands.
FAA Pilot Fatigue Rule is a ‘Landmark Safety Achievement’
Airline pilots will fly shorter shifts and get longer periods of rest under new rules the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) finalized Wednesday in a landmark effort to prevent potentially dangerous fatigue.
Florida County Using Tax Dollars to Attract European Nudists
Commissioners in Florida’s Pasco County awarded $3,818 in tourist taxes for a promotional campaign to lure in European nudists.
Holiday Travel Tips for Drivers and Fliers
Whether you're traveling by air or by land, make sure to check out these tips for travel before you head out to maximize holiday travel happiness and minimize coal-in-the-stocking grief.
Chanukah 2011: How to Light Candles and Win a Free Trip to Israel
In honor of Chanukah, the Israel Ministry of Tourism, in cooperation with El Al Israel Airlines, has re-launched its popular Chanukah microsite where visitors can log on and light virtual candles for each night of the holiday with the chance of winning a trip to Israel.
Alaska Lawmaker vs. TSA: Poking Holes in Chris Tuck’s Controversial Ad [VIDEO]
Alaska State Rep. Chris Tuck is running TV ads telling people they can skip the new body scanners at Alaska airports and should call airport police if the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) gets too frisky.
A View of Kim Jong-iI’s Death from the Chinese Frontier City Dandong
While the world agonized about the death of Kim Jong-il and the future of North Korea, the Chinese city with a front-row view into the isolated state shrugged.
Odyssey Airlines to take on British Airways with Transatlantic Routes
A British venture called Odyssey Airlines hopes to start nonstop all-business class flights from London to New York and other locations using 10 newly-ordered Bombardier CSeries passenger jets.
Packing Essentials for a Caribbean Getaway
On a Caribbean getaway, a few essential items in your overnight bag can minimize stress and maximize fun in the sun.
Skype’s Christmas Gift: Free Wi-Fi at Airports
Skype will offer free Wi-Fi at over 50 airports across the U.S. this holiday season.
JetBlue, Singapore Airlines Partner to Offer Americans New Connections to Southeast Asia
JetBlue Airways and Singapore Airlines announced a partnership on Monday that will offer customers several new seamless flight options.
Appeals Court sides with Unions in Airline Dispute
A U.S. appeals court ruled on Friday that a hotly disputed change in federal labor law making it easier for unions to organize is lawful.
Tourist Pot Ban Delayed in Netherlands
The Netherlands' controversial pot ban for foreign tourists has been delayed.
Hotel Chain offers Free Music, Guitar and DJ System at Check In
Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos will offer free music, a free guitar, and a free DJ system upon check in.
NYC Food Trucks: Mobile Gastronomists Fight for Their Rights
From humble pushcart to hipster food truck, New York City street food isn't what it used to be.
Kayakers Plunge 90ft Over Noccalula Falls [VIDEO]
Video footage of three intrepid kayakers plunging over the 90-foot Noccalula Falls went viral this week.
America’s Most Tech-Friendly Airports & Airlines
On Thursday, PCWorld released the results of its first-ever report on the most tech-friendly U.S. airports and airlines.
LAN-TAM Merger Approved Creating Aviation Giant LATAM
Brazilian antitrust authorities approved the merger of Chili's LAN Airlines and Brazil's TAM Airlines creating the third-largest airline in the world.
China’s Abandoned ‘Wonderland’
Along the road to one of China's most famous tourist landmarks - the Great Wall of China - lies the crumbling remains of what was to be the largest amusement park in Asia, Wonderland.
American Airlines’ $30M Luxury London Townhouse
Bankrupt American Airlines' $30 million London townhouse was apparently overlooked in cost-cutting efforts.
‘Born To Die’ Video: Lana Del Rey ditches Webcam, Plays with Tigers in a Cathedral
Lana Del Rey debuted her first professional music video Born to Die Wednesday, featuring tigers, a tattooed man, and lots of blood.
KLM to Introduce In-Flight Matchmaker Service ‘Meet & Seat’
Ever wished you could choose your seatmate on a long overseas flight? Soon you can with KLM's upcoming Meet & Seat program.
The Great Mitten State Debate: Wisconsin vs. Michigan
Michigan and Wisconsin have swapped fuzzy woolen blows ever since Travel Wisconsin featured a pea-green mitten on its Web site.
AAA: 92 Million Americans Will Travel for Year-End Holiday
According to a new AAA survey, almost 92 million Americans -- or thirty percent of the population -- will travel this holiday season.
Thomas Cook axes 200 Shops, Checks out of 500 Hotels
Thomas Cook will close 200 underperforming shops and 500 hotels and is lining up further disposals, as it battles to cut debt and restore confidence among investors and customers after a bailout by its banks.
Why Airlines Make You Turn off Phones
While the rule may be clear as day, the answer is decidedly foggy.
Tarmac Delays: Knowing Your Rights as a Passenger
Know your rights before you get stuck on the tarmac.
Southwest Airlines Orders 150 Boeing 737 MAX Jets
Boeing announced inaugural list prices for its re-engined narrowbody 737 MAX aircraft on Tuesday, shortly after announcing a firm deal for 150 aircraft with Southwest Airlines.
