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Digital Detox: Resorts Offer Perks for Turning Over Phones
Can you take a vacation from your cellphone? A growing number of hotels will help you find out.
Airbnb Making New Push for Smoke, Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Airbnb wants more of its rental properties to have smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.
London Gatwick Airport Shut Down After Drones Seen
London's Gatwick Airport shut down late Wednesday while officials urgently investigated reports that two drones were flying above the airfield.
'Tis the Season: 3 Boozy Holiday Pop-Ups in NYC
Whether you're a New York City local or headed to the Big Apple for the holidays, these three hot spots are decked out in winter.
Dutch Court Upholds Ban on New Tourist Stores
The Netherlands' highest administrative court has upheld an Amsterdam municipality ban on new stores in the city's historic heart that sell goods specifically to tourists.
Heathrow Airport Reveals 1,000-Piece Gingerbread Model
"Great British Bake Off" winner Candice Brown has unveiled an elaborate gingerbread model of Heathrow Airport to surprise traveling passengers this Christmas.
Airbnb Says it Hasn't Reversed West Bank Rental Policy
Airbnb says it hasn't reversed its plan to stop listing properties in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Cyprus Anticipating Record Number of Tourist Arrivals
Cyprus is on course for its best tourism year in terms of arrivals after official figures showed that the number coming to the east Mediterranean island nation has surpassed 3.8 million for the first time.
'Universal Studios Grinchmas' and 'Christmas in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter'
Christmas is right around the corner, and Universal Studios Hollywood has fully embraced the festivities with an abundance of yuletide cheer.
'Queer Eye' Star Tan France Calls Out TSA for Racially Profiling & Humiliating Him, Agency Responds
The Transportation Security Administration is responding to claims of racially profiling and humiliating "Queer Eye" star Tan France.
Carnival Announces Rollercoaster on New Cruise Ship
In another cruise industry first, Carnival Cruise Line's Mardi Gras will feature the first-ever roller coaster at sea when it debuts in 2020.
Jaymes Vaughan Joins as Cruise Director on VACAYA's Inaugural Voyage
Jaymes Vaughan is adding yet another role to his impressive resume: Cruise Director of VACAYA's 2019 Inaugural Provincetown Cruise.
Spirit Tops U.S. Airlines in On-Time Arrivals
Spirit Airlines tops the latest ratings for on-time flights, a big turnaround for a discount carrier that consistently ranked as the tardiest airline in America three years ago.
48 Hours at MGM National Harbor
Nestled on the shores of the Potomac River, the $1.4 billion property is a quick 20-minute ride from D.C., but you're likely to hunker down and enjoy the range of experiences.
7 Reasons Why Oklahoma City is Drawing a Rainbow Crowd
A recent visit revealed a robust culinary and craft brewery scene, cultural and historical attractions, and an emerging LGBTQ community that's increasingly attracting regional and national attention.
Vacation Rental Ban Proposed in New Orleans
A ban on "whole home" short-term vacation rentals in New Orleans was proposed Thursday by a City Council member.
The Ups and Downs of Flying with Emotional Support Animals
The Department of Transportation has been considering new guidelines for flying with emotional support animals since spring 2018, but it doesn't look like those guidelines will be ready in time for the holiday travel season.
Virgin Galactic Aims to Reach Space Soon With Tourism Rocket
Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic is gearing up to finally send its tourism rocket ship to the edge of space. If successful, it would be a major step toward the long-delayed dream of commercial space tourism.
Man Sues After Getting Pinky Finger Caught in Airline Armrest
A man is suing after he says one of his pinky fingers was caught in an airline armrest mechanism for nearly an hour during a flight to Los Angeles.
Airline Group Says Christmas Travel Will Increase by 5.2 Percent
U.S. airlines expect a 5.2 percent increase in air travel during the Christmas and New Year's break, to more than 2.5 million people a day. The busiest day is expected to be the Friday before Christmas.