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A 32-Year Monopoly Is Ending in Europe and Travelers May Be the Big Winners
Virgin Trains could launch London-to-Europe rail service by 2030, ending Eurostars 32-year monopoly and potentially lowering fares for travelers.
U.S. Launches $750 Fast-Track Option for Tourist Visa Interviews
10 Places NOT to Go Swimming in Europe
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The Giant Dinner Party in One of Americas Most Charming Towns
Carmel-by-the-Sea is the kind of place that has you planning a return visit before youve even left. The storybook cottages, art galleries, white sand beaches, and some of the U.S.’s most idyllic streets are reason enough to look at real estate listings while meandering downtown, because maybe theres a way to relocate and live your … Continued
Common Italian Scams That Are Deliciously Tempting, But You Should Avoid
Don't be an easy target on your next Italy trip...Italy: the land of dream vacations, breathtaking views, and tourist scams around every corner. Nothing ruins that trip you’ve been planning for years like knowing you were fleeced out of hundreds of euros. Sure, some tourist scams might only cost pocket change, but that’s cash you could have put toward a souvenir or pistachio cannoli. Just imagine…
Australia Pauses Work and Holiday Visas for 24 Countries
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Where do they store all that food and wine?
Do Not Take This Book With You on a Cruise
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2 Planes With the Same Flight Number Create Dangerous Situation Over Phoenix
And more of today's top travel news stories.
No Cars, No Pets, No Wi-Fi: Welcome to Perus Most Unusual Islands
Explore the Peruvian islands of Lake Titicaca, where the Uros, Amantani, and Taquile communities preserve centuries-old traditions and ways of life.
10 Cruise Ship Suites That Are More Luxurious Than Most Mansions
Your insider look behind closed doors at cruise ship cabins in their own wow class.
I Think My Best Friend Is Nuts for Wanting Plastic Surgery Abroad. How Can I Stop Her?
Dear Fodor’s, My best friend recently told me she’s looking into getting plastic surgery abroad. Apparently, it’s much cheaper in other countries, but the idea of her doing this makes me nervous! Ill attempt to put aside judgments about whether she actually needs any of the procedures she’s contemplating (she doesn’t, in my opinion), but … Continued
I Took My Opinionated 9-Year-Old to the Galapagos. She Had Notes (Literally)
A man, a woman, and a child report on their trip to Ecuador.
This Seattle Suburb Has Quietly Become a Food and Design Destination
Mention Bellevue, Washington, and most people think one thing: shopping. The wealthy Seattle suburb is best known for Bellevue and Lincoln Squaresa retail destination, full stop. But that reputationwhile not wrongis incomplete. I lived in Seattle 25 years ago, and lets just say that Bellevue has spent the past couple of decades building an identity … Continued
The One Good Thing About Europes Airport Chaos? It Delayed Even More Airport Chaos
The EU has delayed ETIAS indefinitely as airports struggle with long lines and technical problems following the rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES).
Mexico Dramatically Raises Cruise Ship Passenger Fees
And more of today's top travel news stories.
Actually… Solo Travel Kinda Sucks
Solo travel has a so-cool image. Picture Stanley Tucci at a Florence restaurant, sipping a Negroni, admiring the Arno River while awaiting lasagna bolognese. Or the late Anthony Bourdain, striding past stray dogs and smoky food carts, exuding a confident, maps-are-for-pussies cool. No kids. No spouses. No stress. Living the go-where-I-want, do-what-I-want, eat-what-I-want travel dream. … Continued
Can You Sue Over a Bad Vacation? Travel Lawyers Explain
As the price of leisure climbs, so do travelers’ expectations. Here’s when it’s worth pushing for a refund—and when it’s time to let it goAt some point, did leisure stop being leisurely? Maybe it happened when travelers began waking before sunrise to drape towels across resort loungers like territorial flags. That phenomenon reached a legal breaking point this spring when a German court awarded a…
This 5-Star Caribbean Resort Is 50% Off Right Now
Escape to the 5-star InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa for 50% off with a 5-night oceanview stay starting at just $1,499 for two, including daily breakfast and service fees.
This Sounds Like a Revolting Pizza Combination. But What Does It Taste Like?
Dont judge me.
Cartels Are Targeting U.S. Timeshare Owners
And more of today's top travel news stories.
The 10 Most Terrifying Whitewater Rafting Rivers on Earth
From the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon to Chile's Futaleuf and Zimbabwe's Zambezi, these 10 whitewater rafting rivers deliver unforgettable Class IV and V rapids.
10 Passengers Whose Outfits Got Them Kicked Off Flights
How to See the Grand Canyon Without the Worst of the Crowds
With 4.4 million annual visitors, Arizonas Grand Canyon National Park is one of the most popular national parks in the country. My parents took me to see it in 1995, so now, Im taking my son to see the massive gorge formed by the Colorado River. Most people check this natural wonder off their bucket … Continued
Ted Lasso Made Everyone Search Kansas City. Not for the Reason Tourism Officials Hoped
Im filing this one under PR Fantasies.
Cruise Ship Passengers Boo Mark Zuckerbergs Yacht After It Fails to Help Stranded Boaters
And more of today's top travel news stories.
10 Family-Run Restaurants That Became Part of Americas Story
From Antoine's in New Orleans to Ben's Chili Bowl in Washington, D.C., these historic family-owned restaurants have preserved recipes, traditions, and hospitality for generations.
This Landlocked Country Has a Navy, and the Reason Will Surprise You
Bolivia’s unlikely maritime force is a powerful symbol of loss, pride, and national identity.On a cool November morning, deep-blue waters stretched in front of me, while pillowy white clouds drifted across the sky. As we hiked up on the vehicle-free Isla del Sol along Lake Titicaca’s shoreline, passing fields of potatoes and wild herbs, local women selling handwoven ponchos and posing fluffy…
These Retro Travel Shirts Come Straight From the Fodors Archives
This is a time capsule worth opening.
Child Refuses to Wear Seatbelt, Forcing Flight to Be Canceled Overnight
And more of today's top travel news stories.
The Asian Night Market Has Come to America and These Are the Best Ones
Theres a Huge Plot Hole in ‘Titanic’ That No One Talks About
Did Titanic overlook a major plot hole? From survivor lists to first class passengers, here's why Rose's "Rose Dawson" identity may not have stayed secret for long.
The 16 Best Things to Do in Paris (And the Top Things to Avoid)
The best things to doand the top things to avoidin Paris. Plus, the best hotels, restaurants, and tips for a memorable vacation. All curated by a trusted Fodor's writer based in the French capital.
Top Bartenders Reveal the Cocktail Bar Habits They Secretly Hate
The Caribbean Wellness Trip That Goes Way Beyond the Spa
Barbados showcases wellness in many forms.
Why Now Might Be the Best Time in Years to Visit Waikiki
Waikk is noticeably quieter than before the pandemic as Japanese tourism struggles to recover. Here's why fewer crowds are changing Hawaii's most famous beach destination.
Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Popular Tourist Region in Mexico
And more of today's top travel news stories.
8 Recent Airline Lawsuits That Read Like Travel Nightmares
From allergic reactions to wrongful death, passengers have taken carriers to court for a variety of reasons.
The Weirdest and Most Wonderful Roadside Attractions on Route 66
From wild to straight wacky, America's quintessential roadtrip has got a little something for everyone.
The Most Disappointing Tourist Attractions in the United States
Spend 7 Nights on a Croatian Yacht for Just $1,099
Cruise Croatias Dalmatian Coast aboard a small ship carrying just 38 passengers, with select seven-night voyages between Dubrovnik and Split starting at $1099 per person.
American Airlines Quietly Changed Its Refund Policy. Naturally, Its Worse
American Airlines has updated its 24-hour refund policy for nonrefundable tickets, shortening the eligibility window for last-minute bookings.
FAA Investigating Unusual Incident Involving Trumps Helicopter and Passenger Jet
And more of today's top travel news stories.
10 Most Budget-Friendly Big Cities in Asia
Stretch your travel budget further with these 10 affordable cities across Asia, featuring cheap hotels, delicious local food, inexpensive transportation, and free attractions.
10 Destinations Where You Can See This Month’s Solar Eclipse
This Midwest City Might Be Americas Most Underrated Family Vacation
Grab the fam and meet in St. Louis.
Another Cruise Line Hikes Fees. It’s the Sixth to Do So This Year
Celebrity Cruises has increased automatic gratuities for 2026 sailings. Here's how much passengers will pay, when the new rates take effect, and how they compare with other cruise lines.
U.S. State Department Issues Travel Warning for Major Western European Country
And more of today's top travel news stories.
10 Safety Tips to Keep in Mind During Festival & Outdoor Concert Season
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