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Philippines Welcomes Back Foreign Travelers After 2 Years
The Philippines lifted a nearly two-year ban on foreign travelers Thursday in a lifesaving boost for its tourism and related industries as an omicron-fueled surge eases.
How Supply Chain Issues Are Crushing Hotels — and Your Stay
For hotels — an industry already hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic — supply chain issues are causing big problems.
Costs Climb Again for California's High-Speed Rail Project
Another $5 billion has been added to the cost of California's ambitious but long delayed high-speed rail line.
Lawmakers in India Press to Change Holy City's 'GAY' Airport Code
Lawmakers in India want to change the code for the airport in the holy city of Gaya from GAY to the less "inappropriate" and "embarrassing" YAG.
Frontier Bids $2.9 Billion for Rival Budget Airline Spirit
Frontier Airlines and Spirit Airlines are proposing to combine in a $2.9 billion deal that would create a larger discount airline to compete against the nation's dominant carriers.
Australia to Open Borders to Vaccinated Travelers on Feb. 21
Australia will open its borders to all vaccinated tourists and business travelers from Feb. 21 in a further relaxation of pandemic restrictions.
LGBTQ-Friendly or Not? A Closer Look at Booking.com's 10 'Most Welcoming Cities'
Looking for a friendly place for a travel adventure or just a relaxing getaway? Booking.com has compiled a list of ten top "friendly destinations." EDGE takes a look.
Delta Asks DOJ to Put Unruly Passengers on No-Fly List
Delta Air Lines has requested that the U.S. Department of Justice put any person convicted of a disruption on board a flight to the national "no fly" list.
Gay Travel Bloggers 'Two Bad Tourists' On Their New Podcast And 10th Anniversary
EDGE chat with the founders of gay travel blog Two Bad Tourists on a decade of LGBTQ+ adventures and their new podcast "Queer Travel Chat."
Bali Reopens to Foreign Travelers From All Countries
Direct international flights to Bali have resumed for the first time in two years as Indonesia opens the resort island to foreign travelers.
Travel Groups Want to Scrap Testing Requirements to Enter US
Airline and tourism groups are pushing to eliminate the government requirement that international travelers provide a negative test for COVID-19 before boarding a U.S.-bound plane.
'Take Back Life': More Nations Ease Coronavirus Restrictions
Many countries that have been hard-hit by the coronavirus are opening up and easing their tough, and often unpopular, restrictive measures.
Flights Canceled as US Braces for Winter Storm
Airlines canceled hundreds of flights, governors urged residents to stay off roads and schools closed campuses as much of the U.S. braces for a major winter storm.
2nd Cruise Ship Remains in Bahamas Over Lawsuit
A second cruise ship diverted to the Bahamas on Monday, avoiding a U.S. judge's order to seize one of the company's vessels.
6 Favorite Domestic Destinations for a Romantic LGBTQ+ Getaway
EDGE offers six of our favorite LGBTQ+-friendly Valentine's Day getaway ideas, even though any day is an excuse for a romantic weekend.
Queen Mary Ship Closed to Tourists for 'Critical Repairs'
The historic ocean liner Queen Mary, which has been a Southern California tourist attraction and hotel for decades, is being prepared for "critical repairs."
10 Best Things to Do in San Francisco in 2022
Food, drink, wall-to-wall history, and pride in abundance: Where can you find so much of all these things but in San Francisco? Here are some of our picks for what to do in the city.
The Best of the US: Where to Stay in 4 Iconic LGBTQ Trailblazing Cities
In the final installment of our Hotels Above Par collaboration, we share four U.S. LGBTQ+-friendly hotels to anchor your next getaway.
Why Colombia is One of the Hottest Destinations for LGBTQ Travelers
For LGBTQ+ travelers, Colombia boasts bustling city streets, natural wonders, and plenty of queer discoveries, from clubs and restaurants to welcoming communities.
New Malaysian Carrier SKS Airways Takes to the Skies
New Malaysian carrier, SKS Airways, took to the skies Tuesday with short-haul flights to holiday island resorts as domestic travel rebounds.