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Sitting in the middle seat may not be so bad under a new plan.

Although it’s incredibly unlikely you'll ever be involved in a plane crash—it happens only about once every 1.2 million flights—it never hurts to be prepared.

Major domestic carriers are offering travel waivers for passengers concerned about inclement weather.

The left wing is always a dangerous place for a Trump supporter to be.

Carnival says it will evaluate current security procedures.

Are auctions the latest hack for cheaper cruising deals?

United Airlines says domestic flights are on the move again after being grounded Sunday because of a computer problem.

Thursday’s incident was not the first midflight death in January.

The Wynn does not have a Tom Ford retail store but did sell its merchandise through other vendors.

Getting around the nation's capital won't be a piece of cake.

Once you have decided on your destination, you should book your hotel room immediately.

A Florida woman filed a lawsuit against the Atlantis Paradise Resort in the Bahamas alleging that she woke up covered with crawling bed bugs.

Getting around the nation's capital won't be a piece of cake.

The cruise is back.

Clear lets travelers jump to the head of security queues, using fingerprints and iris scans to confirm a passenger’s identity.

Delta will start training its 23,000 flight attendants this spring.

If you want to get the cheapest fare on American Airlines, you'll soon have to leave that rolling carry-on bag at home.

Annoyed by your seatmate? You're not alone.

The picturesque archipelago of Palau is considering a new law that would make it very difficult for those on a budget to visit.

Don't mess with the Colosseum.