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Employees at New York John F. Kennedy began undergoing training last week to improve customer service for travelers caught in ...

Ed Perkins examines whether it may be worthwhile to purchase your international plane tickets from a provider based outside of the U.S.

Want to karaoke, or play Mickey trivia? Watch a movie in the theater, attend a martini tasting, or take a Pilates class? Did I mention the meals that never seem to end?

Summer in national parks can mean jammed campsites and views obscured by other visitors. But there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the beauty and quiet of the great outdoors.

May brings more baggage fees! A lot of airlines have used this month to introduce fees for checking in a second piece of luggage for certain routes. A few airlines...

On March 30, 2008 the Open Skies agreement between Europe and the US went into effect. This essentially allows airlines based in the United States and Europe to fly between...

This week, a range of airfare specials. So here are a few of the week's best... London on the pretty darn cheap - Fly to London from $339 (per direction), Stay...

Could it be a domino effect? The recently announced intention of Delta airlines and Northwest Airlines to merge may be prompting other airlines in the US to get together and...

Old-fashioned American bakeries are popping up everywhere on the body-conscious West Coast. Here, five of the city's sweetest sensations.

This summer, Republicans and Democrats will celebrate their presidential nominees at conventions billed as the greenest in their parties' histories. The measures highlight a major shift in the meetings and conventions industry toward holding more environmentally friendly events.