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Cruise passengers are trending younger in the past, in part because younger generations remember cruises with parents or grandparents.

New rulemaking by the federal government would take away the airlines' right to decide what is and isn't significant

Europe's rail systems play well together... until it comes to using a common power standard. Belgium is buying new equipment to bridge the gap

Closed for four years by renovation and redesign, half of the museum will re-open October 14th.

Limerick's Greenway, a 40-mile bike and hike trail, now offers bus service for those who want to cover shorter distances.

Two of Europe's busiest airports face questions that go beyond the current chaos.

France has ended testing and vaccination rules for travel, but is holding on to the authority to reinstate them if circumstances change.

In Rome and Milan, Uber's app can now call a regular taxi, while it is still barred from operating its own cars.

To protect its roots and the area around it, park officials have closed off access

Good news for budget travelers, and others: A data driven booking platform's predicting lower fares...at least for a while

Following a trend, China's postal system is adding cafes in some of its post offices

Five people were rescued from a liferaft by a fishing vessel working with the Portuguese navy