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Alaska Airlines Again Grounds All Boeing 737 Max 9 Jetliners as More Maintenance May be Needed
Alaska Airlines again grounded all of its Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliners on Sunday.
'Drag Race UK' Star The Vivienne Recounts 'Barrage of Abuse' During Homophobic Attack
The Vivienne said the incident caused "stress, anguish and ongoing trauma."
Asheville is a Foodie Paradise
From farmers markets to craft beverages, you and your LGBTQ+ friends and family are in for a delectable treat, because Asheville is a burgeoning foodie paradise.
Venice Limiting Tourist Groups to 25 Starting in June to Protect the Popular City
The Italian city of Venice announced new limits Saturday on the size of tourist groups, the latest move to reduce the pressure of mass tourism on the famed canal city.
Maui's Economy Needs Tourists. Can they Visit without Compounding Wildfire Trauma?
Some residents are struggling with the return of an industry requiring workers to be attentive and hospitable even though they are trying to care for themselves after losing loved ones, homes, and community.
Ready, Set, Travel: The Holiday Rush to the Airports and Highways is Underway
It's beginning to look a lot like a hectic holiday travel season, but it might go relatively smoothly if the weather cooperates.
Take a Holiday Getaway in Galena, Illinois
An LGBTQ+ heartland favorite, the small city of Galena, Illinois, is one of the Midwest's best spots for a late fall or early winter escape.
Southwest Airlines, Pilots Union Reach Tentative Labor Deal
Southwest Airlines and its pilots reached a tentative labor agreement after three-and-a-half years of negotiations, the last of the four major airlines to reach a deal with pilots.
Airbnb Admits Misleading Australian Customers by Charging in US Dollars Instead of Local Currency
An Australian court on Wednesday ordered Airbnb to pay a 15 million Australian dollar ($10 million) fine, and the accommodation rental company could pay as much again in compensating customers.
2023 Rewind: Atlantis Cruises Bans Gay Customers from Posting 'Explicit' Content While On Board
Gay travelers could find themselves high and dry without a refund if they post "explicit" sexual photos or videos online while on an Atlantis Events cruise.
The Hottest Events in Scottsdale
With 2024 just on the horizon, Scottsdale is cooking up some of the hottest and most exciting events the new year has to offer for LGBTQ+ friends and family.
Newest, Bluest Resort on Las Vegas Strip Aims to Bring Miami Beach Vibe to Southern Nevada
The Fontainebleau is the tallest, newest and bluest hotel in southern Nevada's glittery resort corridor. At $3.7 billion, it's second in cost to the $4.3 billion, 66-story Resorts World that opened in June 2021.
Holiday Crowds at Airports and on Highways are Expected to be Even Bigger than Last Year
More Americans are expected to fly or drive far from home over Christmas than did last year, putting a cap on a busy year for travel.
Trial to Determine Whether JetBlue Can Buy Spirit, Further Consolidating Industry, Comes to a Head
Lawyers for the Justice Department and JetBlue Airways are scheduled to make closing arguments Tuesday in a trial that will determine whether JetBlue can buy Spirit Airlines.
Alaska Airlines is Buying Hawaiian Airlines. Will the Biden Administration Let the Merger Fly?
Another proposed airline buyout is renewing debate over whether there has been too much consolidation in the industry — and whether consumers are paying the price.
US Airports Saw Record Passenger Volumes, but Fewer Headaches, Over Thanksgiving Weekend
A record number of passengers traveled through U.S. airports over Thanksgiving weekend, the Transportation Security Administration said Monday.
Venice Rolls Out Day-Tripper Fee to Try to Regulate Mass Crowds on Peak Weekends
Venice authorities on Thursday unveiled a pilot program to charge day-trippers 5 euros ($5.45) apiece to enter the fragile lagoon city on peak weekends next year in an effort to reduce crowds.
If You Haven't Started Your Thanksgiving Trip, You're Not Alone. The Busiest Days are Still to Come
The late crush of holiday travelers is picking up steam, with about 2.7 million people expected to board flights on Wednesday and millions more planning to drive to Thanksgiving celebrations.
Record Crowds are Expected to Take to the Air and Roads for Thanksgiving
Despite inflation and memories of past holiday travel meltdowns, millions of people are expected to hit airports and highways in record numbers over the Thanksgiving break.
Driving or Flying Before Feasting? Here Are Some Tips for Thanksgiving Travelers
The number of people traveling 50 miles (80 kilometers) or more from home for Thanksgiving is expected to reach 55.4 million this week. Here are some steps travelers can take to improve the experience.