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Southwest Airlines flights across the country were held up Wednesday while the airline worked to fix technology problems.

Can pigs fly? No, but they sure can swim.

The family says they are committed to moving forward after the tragic incident.

Te Republican National Convention in full swing in Cleveland, Ohio this week, and locals have been capitalizing on the influx of visitors.

The 14 percent tourist tax will go into effect in August.

Looking to book a vacation? Airline ticket prices are due for a drop and the big day is just around the corner.

Orlando location becomes first theme park to host special Pokemon GO event.

The traveler was headed to Saudi Arabia.

Is the country's scariest slide actually dangerous?

Carriers are now permitted to resume flight operations between the U.S. and Turkey.

Police officers have raided some of Bangkok’s largest brothels over the past few weeks.

The river cruise ship was owned by luxury river cruise company Aqua Expeditions.

Family members of the 230 victims of the TWA Flight 800 crash gathered with those who tried to rescue their loved ones on a Long Island beach to mark the 20th anniversary of the disaster.

A Walt Disney World intern received her job back after she was briefly fired for tweeting a photo of a sign guiding employees on how to respond to questions about alligators in the theme park’s waters.

Officials around the globe are on heightened alert.

UNESCO has put four new sites on its World Heritage List.

A flight from Paris to New York is easier on the brain than one from New York to Paris, according to a new study that finds jet lag is based not only on distance traveled, but also the direction of travel.

The announcement follows dual incidents in which tourists lost their lives, allegedly in search of the perfect photo op.

The former chairman of the agency that controls New York City-area bridges, tunnels and airports has arrived at a New Jersey courthouse ahead of a planned court appearance and a news conference by federal investigators.