Travel suppliers and the online agencies that sell their bookings are targeting a new breed of jet setter who cannot be bothered booking trips in advance.
Delta Air Lines Inc. plans to upgrade the seats on its Boeing 747s next summer, while cutting the number of seats in the plane's most expensive cabin.
The new iPhone application mTrip is a travel guide and then some: It uses the latest in smart phone technology to make it easier to stay on track in a foreign locale.
In Spain's Andalucia region, revelry and religiosity go hand in hand.
Hurricane Earl has sparked a number of port cancellations and itinerary changes for ships on Canada and New England cruises and transatlantic sailings, as well as vessels based in northeast U.S. homeports.
American Airlines says a pilot removed from a flight to Mexico passed an alcohol test.
JetBlue Airways Corp. is starting service between Boston and Phoenix on Thursday, marking its 38th nonstop destination from Logan International Airport.
The merger, travel experts say, may result in rate increases and route reductions for the new airline, but despite how this may sound, the purported effects are not entirely a bad thing.
It seemed so reasonable at first—just a fee, no more than $40, for checking more than the standard two bags. But like a slowly expanding epidemic, the fees gradually started to creep. Here are the main fees to watch out for.
The U.S. asks citizens to be alert and cautious of their security during the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India, in October.
Airlines began offering passengers a way to change their tickets as Hurricane Earl threatened to disrupt travel along the East Coast.
Maine's Sugarloaf ski area says a planned expansion will make it the largest ski resort east of the Rocky Mountains.
Utah's fastest growing ski area is adding North America's first heated chair lift with a bubble shield that swings over passengers like a pair of orange goggles.
The Miami River isn't the prettiest body of water in the city. It's not the clearest or the cleanest, and it's certainly not made for swimming. But along its banks are remnants of Miami as it once was.
The pet-owning populous has spoken: When it's vacation time, no four-legged family member will be left behind.
Here are some of the landmarks across the nation that welcome pet owners to sightsee and their four-legged friends to sniff around.
A British airplane en route to Poland was forced to make an emergency landing in Germany after a 56-year-old woman spilled a hot cup of tea on herself, German police said on Wednesday.
JetBlue Airways Corp. on Tuesday said it will expand its service out of Boston's Logan International Airport to include four daily flights to Newark, N.J.
No doubt about it, the Napa Valley can be expensive. But there are vine values to be found if you know where to look.
Dogs and their owners no longer have to ruff it when they hit the road.
A man appeared in court on Tuesday accused of trying to dazzle pilots with a laser beam as they were landing at France's second-busiest airport Paris Orly, aviation authorities said.
Virgin America said Tuesday it plans to start service to Los Cabos and Cancun, Mexico from San Francisco and Los Angeles this winter.
Across from shallow creeks at the base of the 14,000-foot Sangre de Cristo Mountains sit the largest sand piles in North America, kept in place by wind and water.
The Transportation Department said Monday that it has issued a $500,000 civil penalty against AirTran Airways for violating rules about accommodating disabled travelers.
Car rental employees have the power to make your rental experience a pleasure — upgrading you to a sedan, for example — or to make your rental experience absolutely miserable.
AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings Inc., on Tuesday launched a systemwide fare sale for travel from September 7 to Nov. 17 — one of the slowest travel periods of the year.
A Qantas jet bound for Sydney, Australia, has returned to San Francisco after suffering engine problems.
A concourse at Palm Beach International Airport was evacuated for about an hour Monday after a bomb threat, WPTV reported.
Rip currents and strong swells in the Atlantic Ocean associated with Hurricane Danielle meant another day of swimming restrictions Monday. And it could get worse.
Months of perfect weather in northern New England have helped the region's tourism industry rebound from a dismal 2009.
