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FAA Says It's Recalling More Aviation-Safety Inspectors

By David Koenig | Jan 16, 2019

Federal officials say they are recalling more aviation-safety inspectors who were idled by the partial government shutdown.

Delta Says Shutdown is Costing $25M in January Revenue

By David Koenig | Jan 16, 2019

Delta Air Lines expects to lose $25 million in revenue this month from the partial government shutdown that is also creating checkpoint delays and long lines at the airline's Atlanta hub.

'Pose' Star Billy Porter Shares Meaning of NYC Pride

By Matthew Wexler | Jan 16, 2019

Golden Globe nominee and Tony Award winner Billy Porter kicks off what promises to be New York City's most epic Pride season ever.

Strike by German Airport Security Staff Causes Travel Chaos

Jan 15, 2019

A strike by security staff at eight German airports on Tuesday is causing travel chaos for tens of thousands of travelers.

Airport Security Screener No-Shows Soar

By Jeff Martin, David Koenig | Jan 15, 2019

The number of airport security screeners failing to show up for work around the country is soaring as the partial government shutdown goes into its fourth week.

Atlanta Airport: More Than an Hour of Waiting at Checkpoints

By Jeff Martin, David Koenig | Jan 15, 2019

Air travelers endured waits of more than an hour to get through domestic checkpoints at the world's busiest airport in Atlanta on Monday.

'Miracle Flight' Survivors Mark a Decade of Thankfulness

By Depti Hajela | Jan 15, 2019

It's been 10 years, but there isn't anything Tripp Harris doesn't remember about the cold January day he cheated death on US Airways flight 1549.

Bulgaria's Oldest City Honored as European Cultural Capital

By Veselin Toshkov | Jan 14, 2019

Plovdiv, the oldest city in Bulgaria, has been officially inaugurated as the European Capital of Culture for 2019.

On the Money: Start Planning to Save for Travel in 2020

By David Koenig | Jan 14, 2019

Summer vacation season will be here sooner than you think, making this a good time to start planning that trip and figuring out how to get the most fun and value for your dollar.

Hawaii Tourism Industry Keeps Pearl Harbor Center Open

Jan 14, 2019

Hawaii tour companies, hotels and airlines are pitching in more than $50,000 to keep the USS Arizona Memorial visitors' center open during the federal government shutdown.

Iceland's Northern Lights: Beautiful Sight, Risky Drives

By Egill Bjarnason | Jan 13, 2019

Police in Iceland have a warning for visitors: Beware our roads in the winter.

US Aviation System Is Starting to Show Strains from Shutdown

By David Koenig | Jan 12, 2019

The partial government shutdown is starting to strain the national aviation system, with unpaid security screeners staying home, air-traffic controllers suing the government and safety inspectors off the job.

Norovirus Outbreak Sickens 277 on Oasis of the Seas

Jan 11, 2019

Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas is returning to a Florida port a day early and giving passengers full refunds of their fare after 277 guests and crew members were hit with an outbreak of Norovirus as it sailed to Jamaica.

Woof! New York City Unleashes New Dog Museum

By Jennifer Peltz | Jan 11, 2019

It's a museum that invites visitors to come! Sit! And stay. The American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog opens Feb. 8 in midtown Manhattan, returning to New York after three decades on the outskirts of St. Louis.

Miami Airport Terminal to Close Amid Shutdown

Jan 11, 2019

Miami International Airport is closing a terminal this weekend due to the partial government shutdown because security screeners have been calling in sick at twice the airport's normal rate.

3 Most Popular Online Casinos in Thailand

Jan 11, 2019

If you're in Thailand, you should check out these three online game rooms. Besides being licensed, they have an outstanding reputation with avid players and casino insiders. Lady luck is waiting for you!

German Airport Strike Wreaks Havoc for Travelers

Jan 10, 2019

A one-day strike by security staff at three German airports on Thursday is causing travel chaos for tens of thousands of travelers.

Hit the Slopes During 'Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month'

Jan 10, 2019

New York State has the most resorts officially signed up for January 11 with 11 locations but resorts in 21 other states also have registered.

Sofitel New York Reveals 'Waitress' Suite

Jan 10, 2019

Sofitel New York, the official hotel of the Tony Awards, has revealed the second in its Broadway-themed suite series.

French Riviera Luxury Hotel Owner Jeanne Augier Dies at 95

Jan 10, 2019

Jeanne Augier, the millionaire owner of a luxury French Riviera hotel appreciated by celebrities and royalty, has died at 95.

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