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Where to Go in 2020: Queer-Friendly Quito is Calling

By Jill Gleeson | Jan 3, 2020

Ecuador is rolling out the rainbow carpet (the country legalized same-sex marriage earlier this year). Here's our quick guide to Quito and tips for day tripping.

Cyprus: Tourists Seek Return of Stolen Urn with Son's Ashes

Dec 30, 2019

A Swedish couple have appealed for information about a wooden urn containing the ashes of their deceased son, stolen while they were holidaying on Cyprus, police on the east Mediterranean island nation said Saturday.

Watch: Best Travel Laptops for 2020

Watch: Best Travel Laptops for 2020

Dec 27, 2019

Check out products from Apple, HP and Microsoft as you consider the best options for your travel technology in 2020.

Fog Snarls Flights at Chicago Airports

Dec 24, 2019

Dense fog caused flight delays and some cancellations at Chicago's O'Hare and Midway international airports early on Christmas Eve — one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season.

Saudia Arabia Cuts Loose with Bevy of Models and a Rave

By Aya Batrawy | Dec 23, 2019

The bevy of Instagram stars, former Victoria's Secret models and Hollywood actors were invited to Saudi Arabia over the weekend to promote the kingdom's effort to showcase the changing country.

Lebanon's Tourism Industry Takes Huge Hit Amid Turmoil

By AJ Naddaff | Dec 20, 2019

Lebanon's unprecedented economic and financial crisis has taken a huge toll on the hospitality sector, a mainstay of the Lebanese economy, with hundreds of restaurants closing and hotel occupancy plummeting.

$1.5M Agreement Permanently Keeps Utah Trail Open to Hikers

Dec 20, 2019

A Utah farming family has reached an agreement with land officials allowing permanent access to a portion of private land along a trail bordering Zion National Park.

Drink and Be Merry: 3 Can't-Miss NYC Holiday Venues

By Ryan Leeds | Dec 19, 2019

If you're headed to New York City, EDGE has scoped out three hotspots for winter-themed cocktails. These festive lounges will provide a brief respite from the stress of the city.

EU Court Says It's OK to Sue Over Spilled Airline Coffee

Dec 19, 2019

The European Union's highest court ruled Thursday that an airline could be held liable if a passenger is burned by hot coffee even if turbulence or other flight-related factor didn't cause the spill.

As You Travel, Pause to Take Look at Airport Chapels

Dec 18, 2019

Sixteen of the country's 20 largest airports have chapels, as do many more around the world.

Watch: Top 10 Holiday Travel Tips From a Flight Attendant

Watch: Top 10 Holiday Travel Tips From a Flight Attendant

Dec 17, 2019

YouTube travel expert Jetting Julia offers 10 tips to keep your sanity this holiday season.

Paso Robles: A Wine Lover's Dream

By Sally Carpenter Hale | Dec 17, 2019

Winemakers around this central California city can grow a mind-boggling variety of grapes thanks to a wide diversity of microclimates.

Slave Life's Harsh Realities Erased in Southern Plantation Christmas Tours

Dec 16, 2019

Christmas tours to mansions often present a 'magical' experience to tourists, but they ignore the realities of the lives of slaves who worked there.

9 Most Stressful Parts of Holiday Travel

Dec 13, 2019

Traveling for the holidays will include 12 disagreements for the average American, according to new research.

New Zealand Volcano Vents Steam, Death Toll Now at 16

By Nick Perry | Dec 11, 2019

As a New Zealand island volcano vented more steam and mud, authorities delayed plans to recover the bodies of victims from a deadly eruption and announced Thursday that the death toll rose after two people who had been hospitalized died.

Airline Trade Group Predicts Christmas Travel Will Increase 3 Percent

Dec 11, 2019

Airlines are looking forward to another big Christmas and New Year's season, with 3% more people flying in the U.S. than during last year's holiday stretch.

London Offers Winter Warmers with a Festive Flavor

By Louise Dixon | Dec 10, 2019

While the hot toddy remains popular, many cocktail bars now offer their own seasonal winter warmer. Here are five examples from London's cocktail scene, with tips for the home mixologist.

France Braces for Even Worse Travel Woes as Government Seeks Answers

Dec 9, 2019

France braced for even worse transportation woes when the new work week begins Monday due to nationwide strikes over the government's redesign of the national retirement system.

Palestinians in Bethlehem Look Beyond Religious Tourism

By Joseph Krauss, Mohammad Daraghmeh | Dec 9, 2019

In recent years a new form of tourism has taken root, focused on the West Bank town's Palestinian residents, their culture and history and their struggles under Israeli occupation.

United Airline's Kirby to Take Over for CEO Oscar Munoz

By David Koenig, Michelle Chapman | Dec 7, 2019

Three years after being dumped by a rival, Scott Kirby will become the next CEO of United Airlines, where he has played a key role in leading a turnaround of the once-moribund carrier.

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