Hawaii, historically marketed as a playground full of escapist pleasures, finds itself needing to course correct. Seeking more responsible guests, the islands are looking for a bit of restraint -- and deference from visitors to the tropical paradise.
Thousands of feet under the Swiss Alps, a new high-speed, high-capacity railway is close to completion. The Ceneri Base Tunnel and the Gotthard Base Tunnel -- the world's longest railway tunnel -- will shave hours off the time it take trains to cross the mountains of Europe.
RMS Titanic Inc., a salvage company granted exclusive rights in 1996 to remove artifacts from the titanic, wants to remove the radio used to call for distress the day the ship sank, according to documents filed in a Virginia federal court.
Sustainable aviation fuel refined from plants, trash and other sources is already available. But there are still obstacles to overcome before passenger airplanes can switch over to using these less environmentally damaging alternatives.
From child actor to entrepreneur to renowned nature photographer, Michael Poliza is a man of reinvention. He uncovers the planet's least documented places in his latest book 'The World.'
With South Korean director Bong Joon Ho's film "Parasite" becoming the first ever non-English film to snag the Best Picture award at the 2020 Oscars, interest in the Seoul locations it features has also skyrocketed.
The site of the first gay 'sit in'; a rich man's apartment turned police station turned cocktail room; a spot with a working dumbwaiter - these are a few of New York City's oldest bars that continue to thrive.
Aviation fans can now buy keychain tags made from the fuselage of the first Airbus A380 to be retired. Germany company Aviationtag is selling unique, limited-edition tags made from Singapore Airlines' A380 9V-SKA, which flew with the airline from 2007 to 2017
A woman who's become an icon in the debate over whether it's OK to recline your airplane seat said she was "scared to death" by how a flight attendant handled her painful ordeal.
Chinese restaurants in Australia and elsewhere have been suffering for nearly two months, with many reporting a drop in business due to public fears over the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Visitors to the famously liberal Dutch capital could be restricted from accessing coffee shops after a survey reveals many young visitors only come to Amsterdam to experience its drug culture.
Preparations to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims arriving in the New World were in full swing in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Then someone vandalized the city's beloved landmarks.
After numerous dying Italian towns have offered houses for sale for just over a dollar to encourage new residents, Teora in Italy is offering to pay toward the rent of anyone who moves in.
With exquisitely curated "kid cafes" and an entire luxury hotel subculture dedicated to family staycations, South Korea is a top destination for travelers with young kids.
