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Famous Sequoia "Tunnel Tree" Toppled
The tree in 1899The Pioneer Cabin Tree, a historic tourist attraction carved out of a giant sequoia in the 1880s, was felled by a winter storm in Northern California this…
New Travel Trend: Camping in Medieval Churches in England
Camping in churches—or "champing"—is an increasingly popular activity in southeastern England. Possibly because adherents don't call it "churmping."The growing trend dates to…
Forthcoming Decisions by Trump May Have a Major, and Not Always Favorable, Impact on the U.S. Travel Industry
Your right to travel has always been intertwined with political affairs, and this moment in American history poses more questions about the future of travel than most.
$7 Billion Renovation Planned for NYC's JFK Airport
New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport is getting a makeover.New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced plans for a $7 billion renovation of the facility, which…
Carnival's New "Ocean Medallions" Track Every Move—And Make Spending Thoughtless
Inspired by Disney's controversial MagicBand system, the largest cruise line company in the world launches new disks that will track guests' every whim and move.
Makeover for JFK Airport in NYC, "Champing" in England, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
A roundup of travel news from all over
New, Lower Train Fare Between UK and Continental Europe for Eurail Pass Holders
Britain isn't always keen on linking up with the rest of Europe, but here's a rare exception that could benefit budget-conscious travelers.Eurostar, which offers high-speed…
Computer Outage at Airport Customs Caused by Software Update, Not Hackers
Holiday travelers returning to the United States from international locations on Monday were greeted with enormous lines and long waits at airports, thanks to a four-hour computer…
Berlin's Long-Delayed New Airport Probably Won't Open in 2017
Currently five years overdue and counting, Berlin's new international airport is scheduled to open at last in late 2017.Then again, maybe not.The project's chief executive,…
Further Delays for Berlin's New Airport, Customs Computer Outage, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
Bid for the Chance to Ride in Alaska's Iditarod Race
Here's a winter travel idea for those of you with a sense of adventure: Until January 20, you can bid for the chance to ride in the basket of a musher's sled in the 2017 Iditarod…
The U.S. Dollar Continues to Soar Against Virtually Every Foreign Currency, Cutting the Cost of Rooms and Meals Abroad
There's an update to changes in the world currency markets, and the news is excellent for travelers considering a vacation abroad this year.
Obama Protects Two New National Monuments
Cedar Mesa, Bear Ears Buttes National MonumentPresident Obama has set aside another 1.65 million acres for public use and future vacations by declaring them National…
U.S. Now Asking Visitors to Divulge Social Media Info
The United States government is now asking foreign visitors to supply links to their social media accounts when they arrive in the country.The change applies to those entering…
What to Do in Dubai If You Don't Have Much Time
Dubai , it often seems, is not so much a conventional city as a fascinating urban experiment in which almost anything can happen—and frequently does. This is the place where some of…
Two New National Monuments, Alaska's Iditarod, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
Flight Attendants Union Files Grievance Over New American Airlines Uniforms
At least 300 American Airlines flight attendants say that their new uniforms—issued by the carrier in September—are making them sick.The flight attendants' union filed a…
How to Travel Ireland's West Coast Without Renting a Car
For many people, the Emerald Isle is high on the travel bucket list, and for good reason. Ireland is a land of endless postcard-worthy scenery, lively pubs, and memorable people. The…
Vacations with Capone: Sightseeing Chicago's Gangster Years
Al Capone, for better or for worse, remains an unofficial ambassador for Chicago, even some 100 years after he ruled the city’s Prohibition era gangster scene. Something about the…
Heard the One About Jacksonville? You Will.
Florida's most overlooked city is changing fast. Is it time for this growing Atlantic Coast town to take its place on the tourist maps?
Disney World Lets Annual Pass Holders Cut in Line
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is giving certain devoted fans a big thank-you gift to kick off the new year.The company has announced that guests who've purchased an…
After Facebook Flap, Delta Air Lines Changes Policy for Dealing with Medical Emergencies
Responding to public pressure, Delta Air Lines has announced a policy change in how flight crews deal with medical emergencies.As of this month, flight attendants are no longer…
Airline Starts Charging for Hot Water
If you're a business owner, you know there are certain lines your customers will not allow you to cross, even if they make you more money.If you run an airline, though, you…
Despite Fierce Opposition from U.S. Air Carriers, Norwegian Air Has Received Permission to Radically Slash Airfares Across the Atlantic
Norwegian Air is about to introduce some healthy competition on transatlantic flights, making travel a lot easier and cheaper for many more Americans.
Delta Changes Medical Emergencies Policy, Disney World Lets Annual Pass Holders Cut in Line, and More: Today's Travel Briefing