What Colorado's Unprecedented Floods Mean For Your Vacation Plans
Severe storms brought record flooding to Colorado's mountain towns. Learn how it impacts tourism, road access, and popular hot springs getaways.
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New York City Opens Secret Attractions To The Public For A Limited Time
If you're a longtime New Yorker and you wish you knew your city a little better, this weekend is your opportunity to get better acquainted.
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The Controversial Reason Your Dreamy Getaway To California's Big Sur Just Got Harder To Book
If you're getting ready to plan your once-in-a-lifetime trip to Big Sur, prepare for a roadblock you might not have anticipated regarding local lodging.
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One National Park's Notorious 'Bear Jams' Are Dangerously Out Of Control During The Government Shutdown
Bear jams occur when tourists stop their cars to photograph bears, and they're out of control at one national park during the government shutdown.
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What To Know About Changes Coming To Amtrak's San Joaquins Train Service In California
Amtrak's San Joaquins train service is seeing a significant change starting, but the popular California route will continue to operate as usual.
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The Most Famous Suburban House In America Is Opening To Tourists For The First Time In History
One of the most iconic homes in TV history is now open for fans to explore; however, those who want to see it need to book a tour to see the property.
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Travelers May Soon Book Airport Helicopters And Seaplanes Through The Uber App (Here's What To Know)
Uber made booking a ride across town far easier than it was before, and now they're looking to do similar things to short flights via helicopter or seaplane.
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Mystery Creatures Found In Nepal's Once-Abandoned Forts Turned Out To Be A Whole New Species
Add discovering new species of animals to your to-list on your trip to Nepal because apparently there are more to find! Some may be hiding in plain sight.
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The Giant Spiders Taking Over This National Park Are Terrifying To Behold But Harmless To Humans
The females of this invasive spider can reach up to 4 inches. And though they don't pose a danger to humans, they are harmful to native spiders.
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This Vacation Destination Is The Only City With Two Restaurants In The World's Top 10 For 2025
For delicious local food and some of the best-rated restaurants in the world, head to this South American capital city, and make sure to bring your appetite.
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This Popular European Cruise Line Is Coming To Galveston And Bringing A Texas Twist
A cruise to the Caribbean can now be accessed from Galveston, Texas, with this cruise line's year-round voyages featuring Texas-sized amenities.
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This New York City Icon Was Officially Named The No. 1 Tourist Attraction In America For 2025
New York City is going to rank highly on any list of the best cities in the U.S. to visit, but not every attraction in the metropolis is made equal.
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How Carnival Cruise Line's Mobility Scooter Rules Could Affect Your Upcoming Cruise
Carnival Cruises have a lot of rules in place to ensure that their customers with mobility scooters are accommodated, and they're enforcing them more strictly.
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Reasons To Visit Kansas City Ahead Of The 2026 FIFA World Cup Next Summer
Even before the FIFA World Cup takes place, you should plan a trip to Kansas City -- here are all the changes you can see ahead of the summer of 2026.
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Celebrity Cruises Joins Royal Caribbean In Canceling All Stops At Haiti's Dangerous Resort
Celebrity Cruises has updated the itinerary of several sailings after its parent company suspended visits to a once-popular private Caribbean destination.
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These Iconic US Landmarks Are Closed During The Government Shutdown
From museums to national parks, see how the U.S. government shutdown is affecting visitors, access, and travel experiences across the country.
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Drivers Beware: Chicago Police Are Using New Helicopter Technology To Crack Down On This Dangerous Highway Habit
Are you headed to Chicago? Look out for the cops, then, because the police are using helicopters to stop drivers from breaking traffic laws. Drive safely.
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Delta CEO Shares Stunning Claim About America's Outdated Air Traffic Control Systems
U.S. air traffic control systems have come under fire recently for travel chaos and staffing shortages. Here's what Delta CEO Ed Bastian shares on the matter.
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Mount Everest's Dangerous Weather Puts Hikers And Basecamp Trekkers In Danger, Not Just Mountaineers
While most know that climbing to the peak of Mount Everest is dangerous, the weather is now putting hikers in the mountain's lower sections at risk.
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California's Redwood State And National Parks Have Fallen Victim To A Sad, Confusing Crime Wave In 2025
California's majestic redwood forests have always offered peace and tranquility to visitors. So, how could they possibly be suffering a crime wave?
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Understaffing Left This Airport In One Of America's Busiest Airspaces Without Air Traffic Controllers
For nearly six hours on October 6, 2025, one of America's major air hubs had no air traffic controllers, causing delays, confusion, and nationwide concern.
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American Airlines Is Giving Fliers Money Back After Permanently Canceling One Texas Route
The last flight on this American Airlines route from Texas to Oregon was on August 5, 2025. If you're affected, you'll be given a refund or a new itinerary.
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California Unveiled 'The Secret Weapon Of Sustainable Transportation' On Oakland's Streets
Oakland, California, has implemented its new 'secret weapon of sustainable transportation,' which will help the city cut down its carbon emissions.
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This Popular New Jersey Destination Was Named One Of The Best Party Beaches In The US
Explore a large boardwalk, plenty of great shops, and amusement park fun at this Jersey Shore destination named one of the best party beaches in the U.S.
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United Airlines' New Checked Luggage Policy Could Be A Big Improvement For Travelers
United AIrlines is testing a new way to streamline international connections, and it could finally make checked bags less of a headache for flyers.
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This Map Of La Niña Is Making Some Key Predictions About Winter 2025
A new climate outlook highlights how changing ocean conditions may influence winter weather across the U.S. in unexpected ways for the rest of 2025.
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Michigan's Abandoned Ski Resort Will Thrive Again As A Park Thanks To Public Fundraising
This once-thriving attraction has been shut down for more than two decades but is slated to return with new management and a new purpose in 2026.
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