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Ravi Round the World Heads to Provincetown
YouTube travel blogger Ravi Round the World heads to Provincetown, which he describes as 'the gayest place in the world.'
Hong Kong in Recession as Protests Slam Retailers, Tourism
Business has dried up since anti-government protests began in early June in the Asian financial center.
Guitar-Shaped Hotel Opens at Florida Seminole Casino
It looks like a rock 'n' roll guitar that Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page would have played. But this one is 450 feet tall and is a light-beam hotel that the Seminole Tribe wants to become South Florida's latest tourist destination.
Delta Air Lines Under Fire for Cutting Gay Romance Scenes Out of 'Booksmart,' 'Rocketman'
Delta Air Lines is coming under fire this week after it was reported that it removed same-sex romance scenes out of the teen comedy "Booksmart" and the Elton John biopic "Rocketman."
Unknown Destinations Offer Adventure for Daring Travelers
Mystery trips have grown into their own industry, both for individual and group travel. Whether traveling by bus, train or plane, these vacations vary widely in length, expense and destination.
Germans Flock to Frankenstein Castle for Spooky Halloween
Medieval Frankenstein Castle has become a favorite haunt for Germans celebrating Halloween, a tradition that's grown increasingly popular in continental Europe in recent years.
How Many Days a Year Do You Spend Daydreaming About a Vacation?
The average American spends nearly 200 hours a year daydreaming about vacations, according to new research.
U.S. Travel Industry to Chinese Tourists: What Trade War?
Across the country, the U.S. tourism industry is trying to counter one of the casualties of the trade war with China that is still raging despite a temporary truce this month: A drop in the flow of affluent Chinese visitors to the U.S.
Bronx Steps in 'Joker' Movie Become a Tourist Attraction
Move over, Rocky, there's a new stairway to climb.
Slime Lovers Can Get Drenched at NYC Pop-Up
Slime, the bedazzled, stretchy sensation that has spawned its own social media influencers and fans of all ages, is taking up residence in New York City.
Mexicans Parade as Fancy Skeletons Ahead of Day of the Dead
Mexicans paraded in the streets of the capital dressed as elegant skeletons Saturday as the country's Day of the Dead festivities extend in scope and popularity.
All Routes Lead to Love: How United Airlines Brings the World Together
An in-depth conversation with some of United Airlines' leaders reveals a progressive carrier that's staying ahead of the curve when it comes to LGBTQ engagement.
India's SpiceJet to Open Hub in UAE with Boeing 737 Maxs
India's low-cost airline SpiceJet announced plans Wednesday to build its first international hub in the United Arab Emirates. The hub would be in Ras al-Khaimah, the UAE's northern-most sheikhdom.
The Most Common Signs You're in Desperate Need of a Vacation
It takes four missed work deadlines, five grumpy mornings, and six nights in a row of poor sleep for the average American to finally realize they need to take a vacation, according to new research.
Louvre Exhibit Acclaims Da Vinci, 500 Years After His Death
A new exhibit at the Louvre, opening Thursday and marking the 500th anniversary of the Italian master's death, tries to sketch out as complete a picture of the artist and thinker as possible.
Sydney to Host 2023 World Pride
Called by some the "gay Olympics," World Pride is one of the LGBTQ+ community's fastest growing event. In 2023, Sydney, Australia will play host in a huge victory for the community down under. Read more about the upcoming event here.
Watch: Backpacking Through Norway
Filmmaker al.dome documents an epic trek through Norway's countryside in this short video.
Proposal Seeks to Modernize Campgrounds at National Parks
Food trucks. Wi-Fi. Hot showers. Those campground upgrades could be coming to a national park near you.
Hong Kong's Cathay Says September Passenger Traffic Slumps
Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific says passenger traffic slumped last month on plummeting demand from mainland Chinese travelers.
In Protest Clouds, Hong Kong Tourists See Silver Lining
No tiresome wait for hugs and kisses from Mickey and Minnie Mouse. No queue at all for Hyperspace Mountain, where thrill-seekers are so scarce that Star Wars' Admiral Ackbar speaks to himself in the dark.