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  • Royal Caribbean cruise ship Harmony of the Seas docked at the private port of Labadee
    By Lisandra Moor 1 month ago

    Royal Caribbean Canceled Six Months Of Cruises To This One Dangerous Destination (What You Need To Know)

    Following travel advisories and an increase in violent crimes, Royal Caribbean is nixing its cruises to this popular Caribbean port through spring 2026.

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  • traveler looking up at airport flight schedule screen
    By Christine Dulion 1 month ago

    Should Travelers Worry About Flight Delays With The Government Shutdown?

    As Democrats and Republicans continue to negotiate a government spending bill, should you worry about your vacation schedule? The answer isn't so simple.

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  • Delta airlines flight in the air
    By Rebecca High 1 month ago

    Delta Will Offer Nonstop Flights To This Coastal European City From New York In 2026

    Delta Airlines is expanding its direct flights from the East Coast to Europe, and its now including nonstop routes to some unmissable tourist cities.

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  • Traffic congestion in the Marin Sonoma Narrows in California
    By Kristin Conard 1 month ago

    California Highway Opens A New Section Of Road After Decades Of Construction

    Known for its long traffic jams and complicated roadways, California made headway recently by opening a new section of highway after years of construction.

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  • A Braathens Aviation plane in the sky
    By Bridget Gleeson 1 month ago

    Travelers Forced To Find New Flights After Swedish Airline Files For Bankruptcy

    A Stockholm-based airline is the second European airline to cease operations this week, citing a shortage of liquidity. Thousands of passengers were affected.

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  • The U.S. Embassy in Paris, France
    By Nola Sarkisian-Miller 1 month ago

    What Happens To American Embassies When The Federal Government Shuts Down?

    Discover how the U.S. government shutdown will affect American embassies, those traveling abroad, and those waiting to renew or get new passports.

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  • Jane Goodall at an event in 2019
    By Taylor Dixon 1 month ago

    One Of Jane Goodall's Favorite Spots In America Is A Midwest Gem, Home To A Stunning Bird Migration

    For twenty years, conservationist Jane Goodall would return to this serene spot in the Midwest to witness one of nature's most beautiful bird migrations.

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  • Mount Rushmore closed during the government shutdown
    By Rebecca High 1 month ago

    What Happens To National Parks When The Federal Government Shuts Down?

    Congress has yet to agree on a government spending bill at the onset of October 2025. What this means for national parks is somewhat complicated.

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  • Amtrak train passing Hudson River with fall foliage
    By Tess Kazenoff 1 month ago

    Will Trains Be Affected By The Federal Government Shutdown?

    The U.S. federal government shut down on October 1, 2025. What will this mean for national train travel? Here's what you need to know about Amtrak operations.

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  • A warning sign of contaminated water at a beach near the Tijuana River in San Diego, California
    By Rene Bennett 1 month ago

    One County In California Has 4 Of The Most Polluted Beaches In The State

    As of 2025, one county in California has four of the most polluted beaches in the state thanks to the ongoing Tijuana River Crisis. Here's what you should know.

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  • Aerial view of ocean waves moving high up a California beach, consuming most of the shoreline, with houses and buildings nearby.
    By Ben M Stower 1 month ago

    California Beaches Could Disappear In The Next Century (Here's What It Means For Tourists)

    Iconic California shores may not look the same in decades to come, as erosion, storms, and rising seas transform how tourists enjoy the coastline

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  • Khor Virap monastery in Armenia with Mount Ararat in the background
    By Rene Bennett 1 month ago

    'Stopping Is Not Allowed' Now In Parts Of This Generally Safe Country, According To The US Government

    The U.S. issued a level 4 travel advisory urging travelers to avoid parts of this country, where stopping is prohibited due to the risk of armed conflict.

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  • Man packing a suitcase
    By Kristin Conard 1 month ago

    TSA Reminds Airplane Passengers To Avoid Packing These Toothbrushes In Their Checked Luggage

    Before your next flight, make sure you know what the TSA says about where certain personal items belong to avoid potential travel disruptions.

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  • Aerial view of Six Flags Hurricane Harbor
    By Lucy Woods 1 month ago

    Six Flags Is Set To Close These Two Locations In 2025

    Six Flags will shutter two additional parks by the end of 2025, citing long-term growth plans despite strong attendance elsewhere in its portfolio.

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  • United airplane in flight
    By Kristin Conard 1 month ago

    Why United Had To Suspend All US And Canadian Flights (And Why They Might Do It Again)

    The airline is being somewhat vague about the reason for a large number of halted flights in September and August of this year. Has it resolved the problem?

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  • A Boeing 777-300 ER on the runway in France
    By Rebecca High 1 month ago

    Boeing Has Finally Stopped Producing One Of Its Most Popular Passenger Planes

    After years of service, Boeing is retiring one of its most successful jets, marking a turning point in long-haul travel and shaping the future of aviation.

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  • Areal view of Absecon, New Jersey
    By Lisandra Moor 1 month ago

    This Jersey Shore Town Put A Legal Limit On How Long You Can Stay In A Hotel (And People Are Furious)

    A new ordinance caps hotel and motel stays along the Jersey Shore, sparking outrage from residents, business owners, and housing advocates alike.

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  • Passenger charging a black mobile phone with a white power bank and cable resting on top of a grey suitcase
    By Atika Shubert 1 month ago

    A Popular Airline Is Banning The Use Of Power Banks While On Board (What This Means For Travelers)

    One of the largest Gulf airlines has announced strict new limits on power banks during flights, leaving travelers to rethink how they charge devices.

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  • An Acela train passing through Connecticut
    By Jonathan Houston 1 month ago

    America's Fastest New Passenger Trains Have Hit The Tracks. Here's What Travelers Are Saying About Them

    Riders on Amtrak's NextGen Acela trains enjoy clean, comfortable cars, and better tech, though some question whether the improvements justify the price.

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  • An airplane taking off from Croatia mountain coast
    By Mina Elwell 1 month ago

    This European Country Will Roll Out An All-New Travel Entry Process That Ditches Passport Stamps

    If you're traveling to Europe, there's a new process being implemented in place of passport stamps. Learn about the changes, and how you can prepare for them.

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  • Long lines of travelers at Boston Logan Airport
    By Leslie Veliz 1 month ago

    Boston Joins Philly In Efforts To Let Travelers Through TSA Before Even Getting To The Airport

    Waiting in line to go through airport security is the worst part of air travel. Luckily, airports in Boston and Philly are thinking of new ways to prevent this.

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  • Plane flying over Brussels airport
    By Michelle Polizzi 1 month ago

    More European Flights Continue To Be Canceled Following Cyberattack

    On September 20, 2025, a ransomware cyberattack affected three major European airports, leading to cancelled flights and issues with passenger check-in.

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  • Double-striped thick-knee
    By Lucy Woods 1 month ago

    A Strange Animal Not Spotted In Texas Since 1961 Has Birders Flocking To A Rugged Desert County To Find It

    For the first time in more than six decades, a rare creature appeared in a small Texas town, sending birders rushing to witness the fleeting moment.

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  • A plane takes off above the LAX sign
    By Rebecca High 1 month ago

    This Popular Budget Airline Just Got Priced Out Of LAX

    From January 3, 2026, this popular budget airline will no longer be running flights from Los Angeles International Airport. Here's why and where it's moving.

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  • A man with a megaphone among a crowd of protesters during the September 18 demonstration in Paris, France
    By Lisandra Moor 1 month ago

    What Tourists In France Should Expect With The Planned Union Strikes This Fall

    If you're planning a fall trip to France, the union strikes could impact your trip. Here's how travel, public transit, and tourist attractions may be affected.

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  • Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign
    By Lauren Kershner 1 month ago

    Las Vegas Tourists Can Look Forward To A Massive First-Ever Citywide Sale Arriving Next Week

    Sin City is rolling out discounts citywide for a short window, offering travelers a rare chance to save big on lodging, shows, and attractions.

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  • Cluster of mussels on the beach
    By Kaira Carter 2 months ago

    The Invasive Species Spreading Across California That Could Ruin Tourists' Lake Vacations

    A fast-moving invader is currently threatening California's waterways, endangering recreation, wildlife, and the state's most popular lake getaways.

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