The National Park Service will waive entrance fees at 110 park sites on five days in 20202, from the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday to Veterans Day.
Author: Curtis Tate, USA TODAY
EasyJet ditches ‘ladies and gentlemen’ phrase, joins other airlines in becoming more inclusive
Low-cost carrier EasyJet this week joined other airlines that have adopted gender-neutral language for passenger greetings or booking options.
Carnival Glory runs into other Carnival cruise ship in Mexico, injures 6
One Carnival cruise ship ran into another Carnival ship Friday morning in Cozumel, Mexico, injuring six people, the company said in a statement.
Dad’s over-the-top airport signs, costumes have taken flight
What would you do if your dad showed up at the airport to pick you up dressed as an elf? Courtney Payne posted the photos to Twitter.
Traveling Amtrak for the holidays? What passengers riding the rails need to know
From tickets to luggage to bikes to pets, what you need to know if you’re taking Amtrak to your holiday destination.
Find out if you need a Real ID. You’ve got a year to get one
Americans who fly will need to have a driver’s license that meets new federal requirements, but only 27% of Americans have been issued one.
Saudi Arabia: As kingdom opens up to tourists, will people visit?
Those who study international tourism say a combination of geography, history and culture could make the kingdom an attractive tourist destination.
As Amtrak drops dining cars, here’s where fine dining still rides on the rails
Dinner trains across the country offer a fine-dining experience that replicates what once was a showpiece of the golden age of rail travel.
Buckle up on a tour bus, experts say. But seat belts aren’t always required
Travelers who take a bus tour might not think to do something they’d do automatically if they were getting into their own cars: buckle up.