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Carnaval des Couleurs Annonces Preliminary Lineup of Activities
The second annual edition of the Carnaval des Couleurs will take pace Oct. 7 - 9. It's a great event that brings together the multi-ethnic and LGBTQ communities of Montreal at the Grande-Place of the Complexe Desjardins, with free access to everyone!
Tour Operator Thomas Cook in Race to Avoid Bankruptcy
Thomas Cook, one of the world's oldest and largest travel companies, is facing a race against time to stay afloat.
More Than 70 Percent of Beer Drinkers Have Gone on a 'Beercation'
Beer and wine tourism is on the rise, as seven in 10 Americans have traveled to a destination specifically to sample the alcohol in the region.
Airline Customer-Service Agents Report Abusive Customers
Airline customer-service agents say they often get verbal threats from passengers, and sometimes they turn into physical confrontations.
Secret Tricks to Hack Fall and Holiday Travel Deals
It's not too early to think about your holiday travel. Now is the time to save when booking flights.
Hotels Play a Vital Role in Relief Efforts When Disaster Strikes
Hotels are more than a place to stay while on vacation. They are also critical for destination disaster relief and recovery.
Discovering Palm Springs This Fall: Performances, Exhibitions, Dining, and Events
In addition to 360 days of sunshine per year, Palm Springs is also the epicenter for a long history of culture and architectural wonders. As the temperatures begin to temper this fall, there's no better time to explore Palm Springs' iconic offerings.
Killer Queens: Seattle's Art Drag Scene is Slaying It
Seattle's drag scene reigns supreme. Writer Jill Gleeson investigates who's leading the pack, why the Emerald City is the epicenter for the next generation of drag divas, and how travelers can pack it all in.
A Writer Tracks Global Air Pollution on Worldwide Tour
Beth Gardiner's world tour started with the diesel smell in her adopted hometown of London. It took her to Delhi, Beijing and Krakow, in Poland, as well as Berlin, Los Angeles and California's San Joaquin Valley. She was on an air pollution tour.
Tourist-Dependent Bahamas Says It's Still Open for Business
The Bahamas was on track for a record year of tourism before Hurricane Dorian hit. Now, the outlook for that vital sector is uncertain
Like Wine From France's Rhone Valley? Head to Walla Walla
Southeastern Washington has been producing high-quality wines for decades. But in the past five years, the wineries of the Walla Walla Valley have drawn international accolades.
Travel Boom: TSA Says Its 9 Busiest Days Were This Summer
The Transportation Security Administration says the nine busiest days in its history occurred this summer as travelers jammed airports.
London Literary Pub Tour Brings Writers and Writing Home
"The London Literary Pub Crawl ," a popular tour that takes tourists to the favorite hangouts of legendary writers, allows literature fans to stand at the site where "A Clockwork Orange" author Anthony Burgess and his wife watched a gang destroy the Duke
How to Get Bargain Dentistry and a Vacation, Too
The savings from crossing the border can appear remarkable. Crowns that cost $1,500 can run just $300 to $600 apiece in Mexico or Costa Rica. No wonder medical and dental tourism is a booming business.
Judge Says Travelers Can Sue TSA Over Screener Mistreatment
A U.S. appeals court says travelers can sue the government over mistreatment by federal airport screeners because the agents can act like law enforcement officers, including when they conduct invasive searches.
Prince Harry Announces Massive Travel Sustainability Project
The eco-minded Prince Harry is embarking on a massive travel sustainability initiative in partnership with key travel providers. They aim to improve the practices of the global industry amid an ever-increasing number of travelers.
Niche Home-Sharing Sites Roll Out Welcome Mat for Minorities
Every few months, social media lights up with a story or viral video about discrimination in home-sharing: A host kicks out a black guest or cancels a gay couple's booking or doesn't respond to a Muslim woman's inquiry.
A Weekend of Eating in Pittsburgh
A mix of homegrown chefs and transplants from other cities have been opening risk-taking and award-winning restaurants, offering creative spins on American food and authentic takes on cuisines like Venezuelan and Vietnamese.
Thanksgiving Countdown: Best Time to Book Flights
Skyscanner.com collated and analyzed data from its more than 90 million monthly users and found that domestic Thanksgiving travel favors last-minute travelers, with some of the best deals to be found two to three weeks in advance.
Pence Defends Decision to Stay at Trump Property in Ireland
Vice President Mike Pence's staff is defending his decision to stay at one of President Donald Trump's properties while in Ireland amid criticism by Democrats that he's enriching Trump at taxpayers' expense.