Whales of all species have begun their migration toward warmer waters for the winter, making October the perfect month to book a whale watching tour. View the majestic sea mammals up close while a professional guide explains their habits and the surrounding ecosystem.
Despite Typhoon Morakot wrecking havoc on Southern Taiwan in August and the continued spread of H1N1 flu, overseas visitors to Taiwan increased almost 10 percent between July and August. August's numbers also showed almost 20 percent growth year on year.
Indians have embraced online travel sites as internet penetration continues to expand. According to Nielsen's India Online Travel Agent Study, 80 percent of Indians view these sites positively.
The ugly side of Niagara Falls you may not have heard of before.
Don't stop traveling because of the Swine Flu, just take precautions.
If you don't have plans for Labor Day and want to save some money...
The recession and rising fuel costs are really starting to take their toll on the airlines.
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, UPS Airlines and US Airways agreed to start using renewable synthetic diesel fuel in 2012.
Southwest implements wireless internet technology in its 737 fleet. Very cool for us internet junkies.
Worried about the gas expense of RVing cross country, or even cross-city? Try out the new eco-friendly, budget-conscious mode of travel with a built-in workout. This should be called the "Human Snail."
Airport security is about to get more personal. Starting this Saturday, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will require passengers to provide their full name, date of birth and gender when booking all domestic and international flights.
President Obama, attempting to bolster visitation to our national parks, will be heading West to take in, among other stops, Yellowstone National Park on Saturday and Grand Canyon National Park on Sunday. Aug.
Jetblue offers a flat rate for monthly travel, but you'd have to be traveling a LOT to get a benefit from this...
A bird struck a helicopter tour from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, forcing an emergency landing! No one was injured and the passengers were safely transported back to Las Vegas.
Europe's largest tour operator said bookings for the winter season are on a slower pace than last year, hurt by lower demand from Britons and Scandinavians.
Mexico City is attempting to lure tourists by offering complimentary travel insurance.
In order to boost the economy (for everyone except the parks it seems), the government is offering free admission to many National Park and Monuments nationwide.
Evidently, some potential evidence has surfaced regarding an ancient civilization in the Grand Canyon.
A student of Northern Arizona University named Bryce Gillies departed for the Grand Canyon last Saturday for a backpacking trip through the Deer Creek-Thunder River area of the park saying he would return on Monday. He was reported as missing on Tuesday.
Despite significant decline in airline and hotel prices among other incentives, foreigners are drastically reducing the amount of money they are spending on U.S. travel, no doubt further hampering the depressed economy.
At Yellowstone National Park, a 55-year-old man gets close to a Bison in order to take a picture. The bison decides he is too close.
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