Boeing executives apologized Monday to airlines and families of victims of 737 Max crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, as the U.S. plane maker struggled to regain trust of regulators, pilots and the global traveling public.
Read moreExpedia has agreed to pay more than $325,000 to settle U.S. government allegations that it improperly helped people travel inside Cuba or between the island and places other than the United States.
Read moreA federal class action claims Home Away negligently fails to protect customers from sending money to scammers who post phony listings.
Read moreA federal class action accuses Alaska Airlines of encouraging online customers to buy travel insurance from its preferred provider, nonparty Allianz Global Assistance, from whom it allegedly receives kickbacks.
Read moreLooking to plan a trip where you can really get away from it all? The International Space Station may have a room for you. NASA announced Friday that it will open the orbiting outpost up to private astronauts as soon as 2020.
Read moreThe Trump administration on Tuesday ended the most popular forms of U.S. travel to Cuba, banning cruise ships and a heavily used category of educational travel in an attempt to cut off cash to the island’s communist government.
Read moreEmail correspondence shows disgraced ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, of Washington, D.C., was placed under Vatican restrictions in 2008 for sleeping with seminarians, but regularly flouted those travel rules with the apparent knowledge of Vatican officials under Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis.
Read moreOn a recent trip to Berlin – my third visit to the German capital in five years – Airbnb recommended
Read moreIn his latest dispatch, Courthouse News’ western bureau chief hangs with prairie dogs and bison in an area with a troubled history.
Read moreThe hike was over steep and smooth volcanic outcropping and on for a couple miles to where a set of footholds in a smooth face allowed the nimble to climb into the slot canyon. I had seen plenty of pictures of the glorious red sandstone rendered by desert rainstorms over thousands of years into ovals and curving, liquid shapes.
Read moreFighting to revive claims by a Glasgow woman who was raped on vacation in Sri Lanka, a lawyer told the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom on Wednesday that the rapist’s job at the hotel leaves a travel company liable.
Read moreTaking aim at the German railway Deutsche Bahn on Thursday, an EU magistrate said customers should not have to be German residents to buy tickets online via direct debit.
Read moreA road trip to one of the national lands the president is doing his best to desecrate takes you to a place that is vast, stark, empty and stunning.
Read moreA federal judge refused to dismiss IBM’s patent claims against Expedia, HomeAway.com, Orbitz and others involving their travel-related internet platforms.
Read moreIn his most recent dispatch, Courthouse News’ western bureau chief drives through a blizzard to a property that might be associated with a cult.
Read moreDutch lawyer Serge Weening only wanted to vacation in Miami with his girlfriend. But his work defending terror suspects in the Netherlands apparently resulted in his being denied entry into the United States.
Read moreEuropean Union lawmakers agreed Wednesday to allow British citizens to enter the EU Schengen Area without a visa for visits up to 90 days once Brexit has occurred – a luxury Americans traveling to the EU are slated to lose in 2021.
Read moreDiscount airline easyJet warned Monday that the U.K.’s pending withdrawal from the European Union is causing travelers to hold back on booking tickets amid doubts over what Britain’s future relations with the bloc will be.
Read moreIcelandic budget airline WOW Air collapsed under financial problems Thursday, leading it to ground planes and leave passengers stranded across two continents.
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