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App Lets Anyone Sneak into Airport Lounges
Ever gazed longingly at the door of an airline business class lounge when you were only carrying a pathetic economy-class ticket? Polish computer security expert Przemek Jaroszewski…
30-Acre Re-Creation of The Flintstones' Bedrock Can Be Yours
It’s a real estate opportunity that comes along once in a Stone Age: You can be the proud owner of a full-scale, real-life version of Bedrock from the classic animated sitcom “The…
Britain's Tourism Boost, New Hotel at Elvis's Graceland, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
A roundup of travel news from all over
Delta Still Recovering from Computer Crash
Delta Air Lines remains in damage-control mode following a computer glitch that grounded all of the carrier's flights for six hours on Monday.The company's CEO issued an apology…
UK Tourism Boom Following Brexit and Falling Pound
Looks like Brexit has given a short-term boost to tourism in the United Kingdom.Flight bookings to the UK have surged since June, following a sharp drop in the pound after…
New Hotel Set to Open Steps from Elvis Presley's Graceland
Elvis Presley fans will soon get the chance to rent rooms mere steps from Graceland, the King of Rock 'n' Roll's former home turned museum and showcase for 1970s interior design in…
Delta's Computer Glitch, Mayhem at Museums, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
Computer Glitch Grounds Delta Air Lines
Delta Air Lines is slowly recovering from a computer systems crash on Monday that grounded flights and stranded thousands of passengers across the globe.The airline says the…
People Keep Accidentally Destroying Stuff at Museums
If you're active on social media, you might have noticed a recent spate of incidents involving museum artifacts being accidentally damaged by careless selfie snappers and curious…
Italy Fining Beachgoers for Reserving Spots with Towels and Chairs
The Italian coastguard has had it with people leaving towels, chairs, and umbrellas on Italy's beaches overnight in order to save prime spots for the next day.Along the coast…
Price Hike and Dress Code at Angkor Wat, Bestsellers at Airports, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
New Amtrak Locomotives Responsible for Reduction in Delays
We've been saying it for years: Amtrak service will remain disappointing until it receives the necessary funding.That seems so obvious it hardly needs defending, but just in case…
Top Sellers at U.S. Airports
What's the number-one item sold at the country's airports? Chewing gum? Us Weekly? Those oh-so-fashionable neck pillows?Those aren't even in the top 10. According to Hudson Group,…
Price Hike and Dress Code Announced at Angkor Wat
If you plan to visit Angkor Wat soon, be prepared for higher ticket prices and a stricter dress code.The price of admission to the Cambodian temple complex will be increasing by…
Why Florida Is the Weirdest State in the Country
The guy who wrote the book on Florida freakishness tells us why visitors to the Sunshine State should expect the unexpected—and embrace it.
Vintage Airline Uniforms, Vintage Lighthouses, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
A roundup of news from all over
Countries Where Tourists Outnumber Locals
According to numbers crunched by London's The Daily Telgraph, there are 51 countries where tourists outnumber locals.Using 2014 figures from the World Bank, the newspaper divided…
San Francisco Airport Exhibit Highlights Airline Fashions
If you find yourself with some time to spare at San Francisco International Airport, you can inject a little glamour into your layover by checking out a new exhibit on old-school…
Wisconsin's Apostle Islands Celebrate Historic Lighthouses
Just in time for the National Park Service's 100th birthday on August 25, northern Wisconsin's Apostle Islands National Lakeshore is opening an exhibit celebrating its nine…
Airbnb Sues Anaheim, Smithsonian Hiring a Roving Beer Historian, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
Airbnb Sues Anaheim Over Short-Term Rental Law
Airbnb has filed a lawsuit against the city of Anaheim, California, over a law that holds the home-sharing site liable when users post listings for illegal short-term…
Dog Rescued from Swamp After Escaping Newark Airport
A dog had to be rescued from a New Jersey swamp this week after escaping from Newark Liberty International Airport.The pooch in question—a collie known as Dart—managed to get…
Smithsonian Looking for Somebody to Travel the Country and Drink Beer
If your idea of the perfect career involves traveling the country and drinking beer all day, have we got the job posting for you.The Smithsonian National Museum of American…
Miami Zika Warning, Nashville Airport Revamp, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
CDC Issues Unprecedented Travel Warning for Miami
For the first time ever, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a travel warning for a location in the United States.Following an outbreak of 14 confirmed…