There were an estimated 50,413 "avocado-related knife injuries" from 1998 to 2017, according to a study published last year in The American Journal of Emergency Medicine. Don't be an avocado hand victim this year.
China is the world's largest market for outbound travel. With the country banning group trips and nations closing their borders, the absence of Chinese travelers will be felt around the world.
Mexico's presidential jet, which President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has said he would sell, has proved tough to offload. So now he wants to raffle the $130 million plane off for about $27 per ticket.
Philadelphia is honoring the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which recognized women's right to vote, by making an honorary change to its famous nickname.
David House intended to leave a small something after ordering his Pacifico Draft. The tip he accidentally left nearly cleared out his checking account.
Deep in the Caucasus, a fantasy world of sprawling cave cities, whisper-quiet monasteries, and secret mountain villages will have you pinching yourself at every turn.
The outbreak and spread of the coronavirus has caused widespread disruption with airlines worldwide canceling flights, prompting questions for travelers over whether they can expect insurance compensation.
Britain's departure from the European Union is finally upon us, but after all the warnings of chaos for inbound tourists and problems for UK travelers heading to the continent, what will situations will travelers actually face after January 31?
Over two miles of San Francisco's Market Street, a hallmark for residents and travelers alike, are now car-free as part of a movement that puts pedestrians first.
While multiple airlines have temporarily canceled all flights to China, those that are still flying to the country are adopting a series of measures to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus, including the removal of pillows, blankets and hot meals.
Panda brothers Pit and Paule took their first steps outside Wednesday with their mother Meng Meng at Zoo Berlin. The twins -- the first pandas ever to be born in Germany -- are on view to the public for the first time on Thursday.