A woman was removed from a cruise ship and banned for life by the cruise company after she climbed onto her room's balcony railing to pose for a dangerous photo shoot over the ocean.
Ethiopia's Imperial Palace has witnessed plotting and the planning of brutal conquests. Now it's been opened to the public by Ethiopia's charismatic leader, Abiy Ahmed, to boost tourism and help the country move on from its turbulent past.
The Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse is available to rent for only $60 per night on Airbnb. The two-night special will be available to book starting October 23 at 11 a.m. PT and the stay itself must take place from Sunday, October 27, to Tuesday, October 29.
Researchers have identified the elusive ancient "lost city" of Cambodia. Scientists used aerial laser scans and ground-based surveying to map Mahendraparvata, or the Mountain of Indra, King of the Gods.
A British Royal Air Force plane carrying the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge was forced to abandon landing twice in Pakistan due to bad weather on Thursday.
The remains of Matthew Flinders, the first British explorer to circumnavigate Australia, will be reburied in his home village after being discovered under a London train station, a rail development company has said.
Trying to pass through TSA security checks and body scanners can be traumatic for transgender travelers. TSA says it has guidelines for its agents, but some passengers say they've been humiliated.
Microsoft Flight Simulator -- the PC-based pastime beloved by wannabe pilots since 1982 -- will return in 2020 with a reboot. And it could be just in time to save the aviation industry.
Latinos are one of the US's biggest ethnicity groups, and their contribution to American history runs deep -- from their role in the Civil War to the Texas Revolution. Now, one group is fighting for their own National Museum of the American Latino.
London commuters dragged climate change protesters off the top of trains on Thursday morning, as clashes broke out between peak-hour passengers and activists who disrupted travel in the British capital.
It is bright yellow, can creep along at a speed of up to 4 centimeters (1.6 inches) per hour, can solve problems even though it doesn't have a brain and can heal itself if it is cut in two.
