Everything You Need To Know About The New TSA PreCheck Touchless ID
If you have TSA PreCheck, you may now be able to pass through airport security even more easily than before, thanks to TSA's new Touchless ID option.
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Travelers Are Booking Dream Vacations On Installment Payment Plans, But There's One Big Downside
Installment payment plans are becoming more common, especially amongst younger travelers who do not have disposable income –– but there's one catch.
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The California Bay Area's Sentimental Favorite Old-School Amusement Park Is Scheduled To Close
A classic Bay Area amusement park loved for generations may close after 2027. Find out why this nostalgic landmark's future is currently in doubt.
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TSA's New Campaign Aims To Make Flying With Kids Less Painful
Flying with kids just got easier. See how TSA's latest effort streamlines airport security so families can travel with less stress and hassle.
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What Vacationers Should Know About Deadly Flesh-Eating Bacteria Found In Florida's Waters (And Seafood)
Brackish water has proven deadly in the Sunshine State as cases of a flesh-eating bacteria have been linked to the shimmering coasts of Florida.
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A Proposed New Train Line Could Take Travelers From NYC To LA In Complete Comfort In Just 72 Hours
Learn more about the high-speed train system being proposed in the U.S., which could get travelers from New York City to Los Angeles in only 3 days.
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Canada's Strict Water Activity Ban In National Parks Is One That Can't Be Ignored
If you're considering using Canada's many waterways and bodies of water, it's important that you understand a very specific ban meant to preserve its ecosystem.
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What Tourists Need To Know About Spain's Flooding And How It Could Impact Your Travel Plans
If you're heading to Spain, you'll want to know how the recent flooding in parts of the country could impact your travel plans. Here are the key details.
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Europe's Summer Is Getting Hotter And Forcing Iconic Areas To Shut Down (& What It Means For Your Travel Plans)
Between heat waves and steadily rising global temperatures, Europe's summers seem set to scorching. Here's how to handle your travel plans, and keep cool.
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Arizona's Wildly Historic Grand Canyon Lodge Has Burned Down (Here's What To Know)
Tragically, the Grand Canyon Lodge has burned down completely in the latest wildfires raging through the area. Here’s what you need to know.
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One Of America's Most Popular National Parks Has Shelved Its Confusing Reservations System (For Now)
National parks are seeing more crowds than ever and many have implemented a time entry system. However, this park has stopped reservations, at least for now.
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A Wildly Popular Beach Destination In The Dominican Republic Has Been Named A World's Worst For 2025
This Dominican Republic city is popular among beach-chasing tourists, but it was also named one of the world's most disappointing destinations.
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Think Florida's The Perfect Place To Retire? A New Report Says It's Actually The Worst For Aging In Place
Thinking of retiring in Florida? It might not be the best place after all. Here's what you should know before settling down long-term in the Sunshine State.
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Is This Major West Coast Volcano About To Erupt? Here's What Seismologists Say
A string of earthquakes has made some wonder if this enormous West Coast volcano is about to erupt, but here's what seismologists have to say.
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Is Carnival's Infamous 'Poop Cruise' Still In Service? Here's The Gross Truth
The ship involved in a notorious 2013 incident that left passengers stranded at sea with no power has been rebranded and sails again under a new name.
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Road Trippers Beware: Under California's 'No Touch' Law, It's Illegal To Do This At A Stoplight
California just tightened one of its crucial driving laws, so if you're a state resident or planning a road trip, make sure you don't do this.
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Florida's New Beach Law Could Reopen Public Access (What It Means For Beachgoers)
For a few years, Florida law protected beachfront property owners rights, but a new law could reopen more public access. Here's what it means for beachgoers.
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Los Angeles' Most Expensive Restaurant Just Became The City's First To Receive Three Michelin Stars
This expensive and ultra exclusive restaurant in Los Angeles just became the first culinary destination in the city to earn three Michelin stars.
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Planning A National Parks Trip? Here's What A New Executive Order Could Mean For Your Visit
A new Executive Order directly addressing the national parks of America will indeed have an impact on visitors. Here's what exactly that could mean.
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This Beloved Beach-Filled State Is A 'Food Truck Nirvana' Featuring 25 Of The Top 100 Best Trucks In 2025
One scenic state is making waves with 25 of the top 100 food trucks in 2025. Find out what makes this beachy paradise a street food sensation.
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TSA Is Finally Phasing Out One Of Its Most Annoying Airport Security Checks
Going through TSA security check at the airport is about to get a little (or a lot) less annoying. Here's the big change that's being rolled out.
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The Most Welcoming City To Move To In 2025 Is A Southern Destination With Warm Community Connection
Say hello to your new hometown, a charming Georgia city oozing Southern hospitality with everything from arts and culture to riverfront trails.
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Europe's Most Underrated Summer Holiday Destination Is A Rustic Gem Tucked Quietly In Central Italy
Escape highly touristed Italian destinations this summer by visiting a quiet region in central Italy, with rustic towns and delicious local delicacies.
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'America's Worst Tourist Trap' Is A World-Famous New York Destination With Constant Crowds
Most major attractions in NYC tend to be packed to the gills, but this jam-packed spot has earned the unofficial title of "America's worst tourist trap."
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This Iconic European Paradise Dethroned Vienna As The World's Most Livable City In 2025
This stunning European destination has been named the world's most livable city in 2025 thanks to its stability, infrastructure, education, and other strengths.
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This Popular Vacation Spot Just Banned Large Cruise Ships And Excess Tourists From Entering The City
Overtourism is a concern in popular destinations, leading to this European city to implement a significant limitation on larger cruise ships.
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This Luxury Cruise Line Just Announced The World's Most Expensive Cruise Ever, And Its Price Tag Is Unbelievable
A luxury cruise has unveiled an epic 140-night voyage with a staggering price tag. Here's what makes this ultimate journey so extraordinary.
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