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Joshua Tree National Park Closing Over Shutdown Problems
Destruction of its signature trees and driving off-road during the partial government shutdown have added to problems that will force popular Joshua Tree National Park to temporarily shut down this week.
Air Travelers Start to Feel Effects of Government Shutdown
Over the weekend, some airports had long lines at checkpoints, apparently caused by a rising number of security officers calling in sick while they are not getting paid.
Lesbian Travel: Ellie and Harley Head to the Canary Islands
UK travel vloggers Ellie and Harley headed to the beautiful Canary island of Fuerteventura — this is what they discovered!
Route 66 Named Most Instagram-Worthy Road Trip in the World
Route 66 has been named as the most Instagram-worthy road trip in the world, according to Brits.
Mardi Gras Season Kicks Off
As the rest of America winds down from the parties, overeating and merriment of Christmas and New Year's, New Orleans keeps the party going. Mardi Gras season officially kicked off Sunday
Berlin Airport Security Staff Strike Disrupts Flights
Security staff at Berlin's two airports are staging a strike that is causing disruption to flights.
Disneyland Raises Prices: Cheapest Daily Ticket Over $100
Disneyland Resort is raising prices ahead of the scheduled opening of a Star Wars-themed expansion, with the cheapest daily ticket costing more than $100.
National Parks Struggle to Stay Open, Safe During Shutdown
Nonprofits, businesses and state governments nationwide are putting up money and volunteer hours in a battle to keep national parks safe and clean for visitors as the partial U.S. government shutdown lingers.
Airports Seeing Rise in Security Screeners Calling Off Work
The federal agency tasked with guaranteeing U.S. airport security acknowledged an increase in the number of its employees calling off work during the partial government shutdown.
No Money to Travel? Find Places to Stay for Next to Nothing
Credit card rewards can be your ticket — literally your plane ticket — to a dream destination. But even if you've earned what you need to get to where you're going, the accommodations could be a different story.
Rainbow Waves: 4 LGBTQ-Friendly Cruise Lines for 2019
EDGE took a deep dive to select our top picks for 2019. Whether you're looking for extreme adventure in the Arctic, a romantic Mediterranean sailing, or a modern luxury experience, your options are as limitless as your wanderlust.
Man Charged in Ambien-Fueled JetBlue Flight Disturbance
Federal court records show a 53-year-old California man has been charged in a JetBlue flight disturbance that authorities say resulted in the aircraft being diverted to Salt Lake City.
Helped by Beyonce Video, Louvre Breaks Visitor Record
The Louvre in Paris, the world's most visited museum, received a record 10.2 million visitors in 2018, numbers boosted by a video clip shot by pop star Beyonce amid its paintings and sculptures.
4 Things to Consider When Choosing an Airline for Your Next South Africa Trip
Planning a Trip to South Africa soon? Then chances are that you'll fly there. Have you given your choice of airline much thought? If not, then you should. Here's how to choose the right airline.
Watch: 'Your Gay Travel Guides' Bar Crawl Through the Castro
Gay YouTubers Mike and Leighton (Your Gay Travel Guides) head to San Francisco's Castro District to check out the nightlife.
Thailand Braces for Powerful Storm at Southern Beach Towns
Rain was already falling around the Gulf of Thailand and officials warned that torrential downpours, strong winds and rough seas were expected in 16 provinces when Tropical Storm Pabuk makes its expected landfall on Friday.
Garbage, Feces Take Toll on National Parks Amid Shutdown
Human feces, overflowing garbage, and other damaging behavior in fragile areas were beginning to overwhelm some of the West's iconic national parks, as a partial government shutdown left the areas open to visitors but with little staff on duty.
6 Passengers Fall Ill on Flight From Cleveland to Tampa
Officials say six passengers fell ill on a Frontier Airlines flight from Cleveland to Tampa.
New Riverboat to Ride Mississippi in New Orleans
This month the first new riverboat in more than a decade is set to launch in this Louisiana port city.
Heading to Venice, Italy? You'll Now Have to Pay to Enter City Center
The mayor of Venice says Italy's new budget law will allow the lagoon city to charge all visitors for accessing the historic center, not just those spending the night.