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Upon reopening in two years, the Waldorf Astoria will feature private residences as well as hotel rooms.

The owners of a new Canberra bar have defended one of its "house rules," which stipulates that men must not approach women in the venue.

Mexico via air travel grew over 10 percent last year, too.

If the bill passes, travelers could order alcohol at any bar and take it to drink at their boarding gate.

That one-hour commute suddenly doesn't look so bad.

The Boeing 747, also known as the Queen of the Skies, is known for its massive frame and ability to fly long-haul service from places like Dallas to Sydney.

The Dynamic Tower is scheduled to open in 2020.

The Washington Post calls the untimely demise of some of the famous swimming pigs of the Bahamas—the friendly feral animals who live on the uninhabited island of Big Major Cay, aka "Pig Beach"—a "mysterious wave of death."

Dentist-to-the-stars Shawn Sadri alleges the pro-Trump flight crew ganged up on him.

“Serious wow factor” is how Qantas boss Alan Joyce described the seats.

Nearly one million visitors are expected to descend on New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

Developers want to build a 300-room hotel, shopping center and casino on the north coast.

Carrying excess passengers is a serious breach of airline safety regulations.

Daniel Belling returned from an 11-day cruise... without his wife.

Passengers are still feeling the squeeze from several carriers.

The 15,000-square-foot e-sports venue will host competitive video game tournaments.

Turns out, certain sunblocks aren't so friendly to some of nature’s underwater creations.

Steve Hofstetter recalls a gross incident he witnessed before a flight.

It's a first class luxury in business.

Who knows? Next year, they might be offering rooms for $20.17.