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Six Flags Closes World-Famous Roller Coaster After Brain Injury Lawsuits

October 2, 2026

“Six Flags knew years ago that X2 was putting people at grave risk and chose to continue gambling with their lives anyway."

New Study Reveals Americans’ Worst Beach Habits

September 18, 2026

The survey showed that 93% of beachgoers claim “to practice good beach etiquette, yet almost everyone (92%) also admits to at least one bad beach habit.”

Google Is Buying Spirit Airlines’ Data for $10 Million to Train AI

August 21, 2026

Spirit Airlines' planes may be grounded for good, but years of data generated by the bankrupt carrier could soon have a second life inside Google's artificial intelligence models.

TSA Warns Travelers They Could Face Massive Fines If They Pack Certain Banned Items

August 14, 2026

The easiest way to make sure your luggage is protected is to check the TSA's website for a complete list of the banned items for carry-on and checked luggage.

Skateboarding Around The World With Tony Hawk

September 4, 2026

“You really should experience different areas, lifestyles, people, and language. If you’re stuck in a bubble, you have no context. There’s so much culture, and it really opens your mind to how big our world is, which is hugely important.”

Five Civil War-Era Cannonballs Discovered in Luggage at Alabama Airport

July 31, 2026

A routine luggage scan at Gulf Shores International Airport in Alabama prompted a security alert this month after a Transportation Security Administration officer discovered five Civil War-era cannonballs packed inside a passenger’s checked bag.

July 23, 2026

US Issues Worldwide Travel Warning For Americans Traveling Abroad

July 7, 2026

Passengers Sue United Airlines After Paying Extra For Window Seats Without Windows

June 30, 2026

JetBlue Pilot Reports Drone Strike Near Kennedy Airport Days After Newark Drone Sighting

June 12, 2026

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Egypt Debuts Driverless Monorail as New Capital Expansion Continues

June 2, 2026

A train built in England, financed partly through the British government and designed by a French rail giant, is now carrying passengers above Cairo's streets, linking Egypt's crowded capital with one of the country's most ambitious desert megaprojects.

Terry Crews On His Love Of Travel, And The One Dish He’d Fly Across The Ocean For

July 14, 2026

Terry Crews is an actor, host, sports enthusiast, and lover of learning about new cultures and cuisines. His long and illustrious career has given him the opportunity to see the world and experience the wonders of travel. Now, he’s revealing some of his favorite destinations, and the one dish he would fly across the ocean for.

France Confines Over 1,700 Passengers On British Cruise Ship Over Gastroenteritis Outbreak

May 15, 2026

More than 1,700 passengers and crew on a British cruise ship have been ordered to remain on board after an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness.

‘Love Island’ Host Ariana Madix On The Beauty Of Fiji And The Best Ways To Travel

June 24, 2026

Ariana Madix recently spoke about how much she loves spending her summers working in Fiji, and offered some of her best tips after spending so much of the past years traveling.

Americans Officially Need An ETA, In Addition To A Passport, To Visit The United Kingdom

April 17, 2026

In order for Americans to now travel to the United Kingdom, they will need more than just a passport. As of the end of February, the British government started requiring an electronic travel authorization (ETA) or visa for foreign tourists to enter the UK.

Thousands Of US Flights Canceled Amid Storms And TSA Agent Shortage

March 17, 2026

Thousands of flights across the US were canceled or delayed over the weekend and into Monday amid powerful storms across the eastern half of the country and a partial government shutdown impacting TSA screenings for a second month.

Brady Bunch House Declared Official Historical Los Angeles Landmark

March 6, 2026

The legacy of the classic TV show “The Brady Bunch” is continuing to live on, as the Los Angeles City Council voted to designate the famous house from the sitcom as a historic-cultural monument. The Studio City Midcentury property is now officially a piece of the city’s history.

NYC Subways Testing Out AI Technology To Track Fare Evaders

February 6, 2026

New York City’s MTA has consistently blamed the design of the subway system and its turnstiles for rampant fare evasion. Now, three companies are fighting to take control over a $1.1 billion contract to redesign the turnstiles.

Tourists Left Stranded Across Caribbean After Venezuela Attacks

January 5, 2026

Following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by US forces, tourists have found themselves stranded across the Caribbean. Even though the Federal Aviation Administration has reopened Eastern Caribbean airspace, many are struggling for answers regarding coming home or to their next destination.

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