One County In California Has 4 Of The Most Polluted Beaches In The State
As of 2025, one county in California has four of the most polluted beaches in the state thanks to the ongoing Tijuana River Crisis. Here's what you should know.
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California Beaches Could Disappear In The Next Century (Here's What It Means For Tourists)
Iconic California shores may not look the same in decades to come, as erosion, storms, and rising seas transform how tourists enjoy the coastline
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'Stopping Is Not Allowed' Now In Parts Of This Generally Safe Country, According To The US Government
The U.S. issued a level 4 travel advisory urging travelers to avoid parts of this country, where stopping is prohibited due to the risk of armed conflict.
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TSA Reminds Airplane Passengers To Avoid Packing These Toothbrushes In Their Checked Luggage
Before your next flight, make sure you know what the TSA says about where certain personal items belong to avoid potential travel disruptions.
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Six Flags Is Set To Close These Two Locations In 2025
Six Flags will shutter two additional parks by the end of 2025, citing long-term growth plans despite strong attendance elsewhere in its portfolio.
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Why United Had To Suspend All US And Canadian Flights (And Why They Might Do It Again)
The airline is being somewhat vague about the reason for a large number of halted flights in September and August of this year. Has it resolved the problem?
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Boeing Has Finally Stopped Producing One Of Its Most Popular Passenger Planes
After years of service, Boeing is retiring one of its most successful jets, marking a turning point in long-haul travel and shaping the future of aviation.
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This Jersey Shore Town Put A Legal Limit On How Long You Can Stay In A Hotel (And People Are Furious)
A new ordinance caps hotel and motel stays along the Jersey Shore, sparking outrage from residents, business owners, and housing advocates alike.
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A Popular Airline Is Banning The Use Of Power Banks While On Board (What This Means For Travelers)
One of the largest Gulf airlines has announced strict new limits on power banks during flights, leaving travelers to rethink how they charge devices.
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America's Fastest New Passenger Trains Have Hit The Tracks. Here's What Travelers Are Saying About Them
Riders on Amtrak's NextGen Acela trains enjoy clean, comfortable cars, and better tech, though some question whether the improvements justify the price.
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This European Country Will Roll Out An All-New Travel Entry Process That Ditches Passport Stamps
If you're traveling to Europe, there's a new process being implemented in place of passport stamps. Learn about the changes, and how you can prepare for them.
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Boston Joins Philly In Efforts To Let Travelers Through TSA Before Even Getting To The Airport
Waiting in line to go through airport security is the worst part of air travel. Luckily, airports in Boston and Philly are thinking of new ways to prevent this.
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More European Flights Continue To Be Canceled Following Cyberattack
On September 20, 2025, a ransomware cyberattack affected three major European airports, leading to cancelled flights and issues with passenger check-in.
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A Strange Animal Not Spotted In Texas Since 1961 Has Birders Flocking To A Rugged Desert County To Find It
For the first time in more than six decades, a rare creature appeared in a small Texas town, sending birders rushing to witness the fleeting moment.
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This Popular Budget Airline Just Got Priced Out Of LAX
From January 3, 2026, this popular budget airline will no longer be running flights from Los Angeles International Airport. Here's why and where it's moving.
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What Tourists In France Should Expect With The Planned Union Strikes This Fall
If you're planning a fall trip to France, the union strikes could impact your trip. Here's how travel, public transit, and tourist attractions may be affected.
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Las Vegas Tourists Can Look Forward To A Massive First-Ever Citywide Sale Arriving Next Week
Sin City is rolling out discounts citywide for a short window, offering travelers a rare chance to save big on lodging, shows, and attractions.
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The Invasive Species Spreading Across California That Could Ruin Tourists' Lake Vacations
A fast-moving invader is currently threatening California's waterways, endangering recreation, wildlife, and the state's most popular lake getaways.
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Tennessee's Famous Dollywood Theme Park Is Building A Trailblazing New Ride Sure To Delight Thrill Seekers
Dollywood just announced its most expensive and ambitious ride yet, which will have something for fans of both roller coasters and whitewater rafting.
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This Tennessee Destination Was Named No. 1 In America For Fall Foliage In 2025 By Travel Experts
For top-notch fall foliage views, crisp autumn air, and postcard-worthy trails, this popular Tennessee tourist attraction should be at the top of your list.
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One Of America's Busiest Airports Is Getting An Upgrade For United Airlines Travelers (And New Jersey Itself)
United Airlines has revealed plans to upgrade its operation in one of the busiest airports in the U.S., which will greatly benefit New Jersey.
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Florida's Newest Aquarium Is A Watery Wonderland On The Gulf Coast Blending Science, Discovery, And Family Fun
After years of planning, Florida is finally getting a new 146,000-square-foot $130 million aquarium on October 8, 2025 with exhibits, research labs, and more.
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Spirit Airlines Is Making Big Changes This November After Ongoing Financial Struggles
After back-to-back bankruptcies and mounting challenges, Spirit Airlines is once again making tough adjustments while trying to stabilize its future.
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Why American Tourists Are Being Warned To Stay Away From Machu Picchu
A disagreement over transportation contracts has sparked protests in Peru that has left travelers stranded near the famous Incan site high in the Andes.
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'America's Most Convenient Airport' Is Now The Source Of A Major Controversy (Here's Why People Have Had Enough)
Community uproar has taken off around this regional airport known for its convenience and ease of travel. Here's why residents are fed up and fighting back.
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California's Last Beautiful Wooden Highway 1 Bridge Is Hit With An Upsetting Problem
California's last wooden bridge on Highway 1 is facing an uncertain future. The 969-foot-long timber icon may be gone for good based on Caltrans plans.
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Strange Creatures Called The 'Livers Of Rivers' Are Reappearing In Southwestern Pennsylvania's Waterways
During the time of steel mills, Pennsylvania's rivers were quite polluted. Luckily, these strange creatures called the "Livers of Rivers" are helping with that.
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