Progress in clearing TSA logjam
Added agents and overtime have helped bring down the long security lines that last month stretched to hours and stranded travelers.
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Groundbreaking for NYC's 'new' LaGuardia
LaGuardia, one of the nation's busiest but most outmoded airports, is finally on its way to a massive make-over.
'Game of Thrones' sparks Spain tourism
'Television tourism' is drawing greater numbers of visitors to the cities and sites where popular TV shows have been filmed.
Grand prize: Apartment on Eiffel Tower
Four lucky winners in a HomeAway get to spend the night in a luxury apartment specially built high up on the Eiffel Tower.
Aston Martin branches out to luxury goods & travel experiences
Aston Martin expands into other luxury brands besides cars and also travel experiences
'Alberghi diffusi'—secret hotels for tiny towns
A new wrinkle in hospitality: Hotels in small towns, using rooms and apartments in different buildings near a central reception.
Geneva's 'local currency' spreads its reach
Geneva's local currency, the léman, aims to keep spending local. It's now extended its range to nearby Lausanne.
Amsterdam tries to get tourists beyond city center
Amsterdam wants tourists to explore more than the city center. See what they are doing to accomplish that.
Air Canada adds Budapest and more
Air Canada starts service to Budapest, just one of a string of international expansions for the carrier.
Best Travel Day ever for Star Wars fans!
Disney cruises has inaugurated its first Star Wars Day at Sea -- the perfect escape for the Star Wars fan in your life!
Nestle's birthday party opens 2 museums
Nestle's birthday brings a new museum and an upgrade for another in its 'home town' or Vevey, near Lausanne.
Secret bedrooms on your Airplane
Did you know your long haul flight has secret bedroom and lounge areas?
U.S. picks airlines for Cuba flights; no Havana yet
U.S. parcels out the first commercial route approvals for flying to Cuba, but the big plum, Havana, won't come until later.
Far from madding crowd: Denmark's quiet festival
Denmark's new Heartland Festival shies away from the big name-big crowds model and goes for a mix of music, discussions and culinary programs.
Shepherd naps while 1300 sheep escape to Spanish city
1300 sheep escape a sleeping shepherd in Spain