Search intensifies for Italy tourist who carved name in Colosseum
Italy’s culture and tourism ministers have vowed to find and punish a tourist who was filmed carving his name and that of his apparent girlfriend in the wall of the Colosseum in Rome, a crime that resulted in hefty fines in the past.
NYC's new ad campaign takes swipe at Boston
A new digital billboard for the "We Love NYC" campaign reads "We do more before 8 a.m. than Boston does all day."
Concerns about Broadway as 10 shows set to close
Tourism is not back to pre-pandemic levels and some experts say Broadway is continuing to take a hit.
Here's when you can visit U.S. national parks for free in 2023
The waived admissions free doesn't cover the amenity or user fees.
5th Avenue goes car free for first time
Fifth Avenue closed off for several hours Sunday to become car-free, part of the launch of Fifth Avenue for All, marking the city's largest-ever holiday season-specific open street.
Atlantic City's Ripley's Believe It Or Not! museum to close
Believe it or not, an iconic part of Atlantic City is going away soon. The Ripley's Believe It Or Not! museum will close its doors on Dec. 31 after more than 26 years of tempting Boardwalk strollers with oddities including shrunken heads, mutant animals and models of unbelievably tall or small humans.
Travel Deal Tuesday: Here’s where you can find deals on flights, cruises, more for your next getaway
Several travel sites have great bargains available now if you want to plan a holiday vacation or book a trip next year.
4 holiday light experiences in NYC
Do you love holiday lights? If so, here are four immersive and expansive light-themed experiences going on in New York City during the holiday season.
Carnival Cruise Line brings back COVID-19 protocols in Australia
The move came after hundreds of passengers were infected on the Majestic Princess.
Hooligans not welcome: What you should know about laws and customs in Qatar ahead of 2022 World Cup
The conservative Muslim nation may show little tolerance for the booze-fueled hooliganism that has unfolded at tournaments past.
Tunnel opens to visitors below Niagara Falls, showcasing 115-year-old engineering marvel
The tunnel offers visitors a unique look at a historic power station beneath Niagara Falls that operated for over 100 years.
These 3 cities are the best for cannabis vacations
San Francisco, home of Hippie Hill and Haight Ashbury, is not the No. 1 city for a cannabis vacation.
NYC ice skating rinks opening for 2022 winter season
Every year, outdoor ice-skating rinks draw thousands of locals and tourists seeking a chilly and memorable New York City experience. Several rinks made famous in classic and modern movies and TV shows are set to open for the 2022–2023 season in the coming weeks.
Brooklyn's DUMBO works to balance tourism with needs of locals
The popular neighborhood draws thousands of tourists but is struggling with issues of vehicle congestion, parking problems, exploding costs and more.
Jamaica tourism
From its breathtaking landscapes to its excellent beaches and culture, Jamaica is one of the jewels of the Caribbean. This month, Jamaica celebrated 60 years of independence. Philip Rose, U.S. northeast regional director for the Jamaica Tourism Board, talks about what Jamaica has to offer to visitors.
Germany brings back Munich's Oktoberfest after COVID-19 pandemic pause
Germany's annual Oktoberfest festival is finally on again for this fall, following a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.
French mayor demanding Mont Blanc climbers pay $15,000 funeral and rescue deposit
"People want to climb with death in their backpacks," the mayor said. "It's unacceptable that French taxpayers should foot the bill."
New York City named one of TikTok's top 3 travel destinations
Travel and tourism to New York City is bouncing bag in a big way in 2022, or at least it is on the popular video-sharing app TikTok.
More Memorial Day travel expected, despite high gas prices
Airlines are gearing up for a busy summer season as people are ready to take to the skies again after being cooped up for two years during the pandemic.
Housekeepers struggle as US hotels ditch daily room cleaning
Many hotels across the United States have done away with daily housekeeping service, making what was already one of the toughest jobs in the hospitality industry even more grueling.